CAD Audio GXLD2HH Dual Handheld Microphone Wireless System, AH 902.9/915.5MHz

The CAD Audio GXLD2HH is a top - notch digital dual - channel wireless system. It comes with two handheld microphones and operates in the AI and AH frequency bands. Key features include digital high - definition audio, a high - contrast LCD display, and it runs on the 900 Mhz band, free from TV and FCC regulatory problems. The advanced dipole antenna extends the operating distance. The receiver offers multiple output options, including a professional balanced XLRM - type discrete output and a 1/4 - inch unbalanced output for easy connections. The handheld transmitters use the CADLive D38 capsule. Bodypack systems have a condenser headworn microphone and a guitar cable. All transmitters are equipped with on/off and mute functions, low - battery indicators, and offer over 10 hours of operation on AA batteries. Technical specs: Frequency response is 20Hz - 20kHz, modulation is high - definition digital QPSK, transmitting power is 10mW, sensitivity is - 43 dBV (6.8mV) @ 1Pa, and it has two frequency bands: AI at 909.3/926.8MHz and AH at 902.9/915.5MHz.

Using the CAD Audio GXLD2HH wireless microphone system is a breeze. First, turn on the receiver and wait for it to boot up. Then, turn on the handheld transmitters or bodypack systems. You can easily connect the receiver to your audio equipment using the multiple output options available. For a professional - grade connection, use the balanced XLRM - type output. If you need a quick connection, the 1/4 - inch unbalanced output will do the job. When using the bodypack system, attach the condenser headworn microphone securely. Remember to check the battery level of the transmitters regularly as they have low - battery indicators. Replace the AA batteries once they are low to ensure over 10 hours of continuous operation. Keep the system away from strong electromagnetic fields as it might interfere with the signal. To maintain the system, clean the microphones gently with a soft cloth. Avoid getting the equipment wet and store it in a dry place when not in use.