Samson Concert 288 Handheld Dual Channel Wireless Microphone System H-Band

Samson's Concert 288 Handheld Dual Channel Wireless Microphone System in H - Band is a game - changer. It offers a stress - free wireless experience, perfect for vocal shows, presentations, and educational uses when two users are required. This high - performance UHF system is a breeze to set up and runs flawlessly, delivering top - notch sound. Key features include: dual - channel operation, 1/4” audio cable, AC adapter, and rackmount kit in the package. It has multiple frequency options for interference - free use anywhere. Up to 24 systems can work together (region - dependent). There are separate volume controls for each wireless signal. It has dual balanced XLR outputs for sending signals to two mixer channels and a 1/4” unbalanced mix output to combine signals into one. Comes with two Q6 Dynamic Microphone capsules, 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, set up the system by connecting the included 1/4” audio cable, AC adapter, and if needed, use the rackmount kit. Select a frequency option based on your environment to avoid interference. Each wireless signal has its own volume control, so you can adjust the sound according to your needs. The dual balanced XLR outputs can be used to send signals to two separate mixer channels, and the 1/4” unbalanced mix output combines the signals into one output channel. When it comes to the microphones, just insert two AA batteries into each Q6 Dynamic Microphone capsule, and you'll get up to eight hours of battery life. Keep in mind that the number of systems you can operate simultaneously depends on your region. As for maintenance, keep the system clean and dry. When not in use, store the microphones and other components in a safe place. Check the batteries regularly to ensure proper operation. And remember, the operating range is up to 300 feet, so try to stay within this distance for the best performance.