LD Systems U304.7 BPG Wireless Microphone System with Bodypack and Guitar Cable, 470-490 MHz

The LD Systems U304.7 BPG Wireless Microphone System is a top - notch audio solution developed in Germany. Part of the U300 series, it offers outstanding audio performance. With a range of up to 100 meters in ideal conditions, this system is available in five frequency bands, including the 470 - 490 MHz band. You can use up to six U300 systems simultaneously in each frequency band. The one - touch infrared synchronization between the transmitter and receiver ensures a fast and hassle - free wireless connection. A squelch with a pilot tone guarantees disruption - free operation. The U300 transmitters have a 10 mW output and can run for 10 hours on two AA batteries. The handheld microphone has a frequency response from 55 Hz to 16 KHz. The bodypack, with a lower cut - off frequency of 25 Hz, is great for transmitting 5 - string bass guitars. You can adjust its input level for both active and passive guitars and basses over three levels. The power switch has a convenient standby mode for temporary muting. The U300 receiver comes with a bright LCD channel display, an LED chain to show audio signal strength, and both balanced XLR and unbalanced 6.35 mm audio outputs. You can also switch the audio output to instrument level for direct connection to guitar and bass amplifiers. Key features include a UHF university wireless system with FM technology, 12 selectable channels, and a receiver in a sturdy metal housing.

Using the LD Systems U304.7 BPG Wireless Microphone System is easy. First, insert two AA batteries into the bodypack transmitter. Then, turn on both the transmitter and the receiver. Use the one - touch infrared synchronization feature to quickly connect them. You can select one of the 12 available channels on the transmitter and receiver. For guitars and basses, connect the instrument to the bodypack using the included guitar cable. Adjust the input level on the bodypack according to whether your instrument is active or passive. When it comes to the receiver, you can connect it to your amplifier or sound system using either the balanced XLR or unbalanced 6.35 mm audio output. Switch the output to instrument level if you're connecting directly to a guitar or bass amplifier. As for maintenance, keep the batteries in good condition. Replace them when the operating time starts to shorten. Also, clean the connectors on the bodypack, guitar cable, and receiver regularly to ensure a good signal. Store the system in a dry and cool place when not in use to avoid damage.