Samson's XPDm Lavalier Digital Wireless System makes going wireless a breeze! It's a great choice for presenters, educators, and interviewers. This dual - channel, high - performance system operates on the 2.4GHz license - free frequency, offering simple setup, professional full - range audio, and up to 100 feet of wireless operation at an amazing value.
The lightweight and portable RXD1M receiver, with XLR, 1/4”, and 1/8” outputs, can be easily integrated into your audio setup. Just press the pair button on the handheld PXD1 transmitter to sync it with the receiver.
Using 2.4GHz digital transmission, this system delivers top - quality audio. It sends an uncompressed signal from the microphone transmitter to the receiver, providing a better signal - to - noise ratio than traditional wireless systems.
The PXD1 beltpack transmitter has a 100 - foot wireless range and can run for up to eight hours on two AA batteries. The included LM8 omnidirectional lavalier microphone captures vocals clearly. A lightweight mic clip and a windscreen are also provided to reduce unwanted noise.
Key features include a one - touch pairing button, a rotary volume knob with an integral power switch, and simultaneous operation of 2 systems. It has a working frequency of 2.404 - 2.476GHz and offers great audio performance with low distortion and high signal - to - noise ratio.
Using the Samson XPDm 2.4 GHz Digital Wireless Lavalier Microphone System is easy. First, make sure the RXD1M receiver is powered on using the rotary volume knob which also serves as the power switch. Then, connect the receiver to your audio device using the XLR, 1/4”, or 1/8” outputs according to your needs.
To pair the PXD1 beltpack transmitter with the receiver, simply press the pair button on the transmitter. Once paired, you're ready to go.
Attach the LM8 omnidirectional lavalier microphone to the beltpack transmitter. You can use the lightweight mic clip to place the microphone on your tie, lapel, or other clothing. Put on the windscreen to reduce P - pops and other unwanted noise.
When it comes to the batteries, use two AA batteries in the PXD1 transmitter. They should last up to eight hours, so make sure to have spare batteries if you need longer use.
As for maintenance, keep the system clean. Wipe the receiver and transmitter with a soft, dry cloth. Don't expose the system to extreme temperatures or humidity. And when not in use, store it in a safe place to avoid damage.
