Samson's Concert 288 Handheld Dual Channel Wireless Microphone System in I - Band is a game - changer for wireless audio. It offers a breeze of setup, seamless operation, and top - notch sound. Ideal for vocal shows, presentations, and educational uses when two users are required. Key features include a dual - channel high - performance UHF wireless setup. Channel A is black with Band I frequencies from 518 - 542MHz, and Channel B is gray with Band I frequencies from 542 - 566MHz. It comes with a 1/4” audio cable, an AC adapter, and a rackmount kit. There are multiple frequency choices to ensure interference - free performance anywhere. Up to 24 systems can run at the same time (depending on the region). Each wireless signal has its own volume control. It has dual balanced XLR outputs to send signals to two different mixer channels and a 1/4” unbalanced mix output to combine signals into one channel. Two Q6 Dynamic Microphone capsules are included, each lasting up to eight hours on two AA batteries. It has an operating range of 300 feet.
Using the Samson Concert 288 Handheld Dual Channel Wireless Microphone System is easy. First, connect the system to a power source using the included AC adapter. Then, connect the audio cables to your mixer or amplifier as needed. Insert two AA batteries into each of the two Q6 Dynamic Microphone capsules. You can choose different frequencies for Channel A (black, 518 - 542MHz) and Channel B (gray, 542 - 566MHz) to avoid interference. Adjust the volume controls separately for each wireless signal. The system has dual balanced XLR outputs if you want to send signals to two separate mixer channels, or you can use the 1/4” unbalanced mix output to combine the signals. When not in use, turn off the microphones and the receiver to save battery life. Keep the system in a dry and clean place. Replace the AA batteries when the battery life runs out. Don't expose the system to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you need to use multiple systems simultaneously, make sure to check the region - dependent limit (up to 24 systems). And always follow the safety instructions provided with the system.
