Product Detail
Samson's Concert 288 Presentation Wireless System makes wireless worry - free. It's a high - performance UHF dual - channel solution perfect for business, worship, Q&A, and educational presentations with two users. Up to 24 systems (48 performers) can work at the same time (region dependent). It offers a 300 - foot wireless range, great for large stages and audience interaction. The true diversity design ensures interference - free operation, and the auto - mute function kicks in if there's a signal drop. The CR288 Wireless Receiver has a user - friendly front panel for quick setup. Use the Select buttons to auto - sync channels via infrared. It features dual 7 - segment LEDs, Volume knobs, tuned antennas, and useful indicators. The back has two balanced XLR outputs and a 1/4' unbalanced mix output. The system comes with two CB288 Beltpack Transmitters, two LM5 Lavalier Microphones, and two HS5 Headset Microphones, all with locking connectors. Each transmitter runs up to eight hours on two AA batteries, delivering top - notch sound. With advanced tech and high versatility, it provides high - quality wireless performance where you need it. Key features include multiple frequency options, separate Volume controls, and it comes with a 1/4' audio cable, AC adapter, and rackmount kit.
Using the Samson Concert 288 Wireless System is a breeze. First, set up the CR288 Wireless Receiver. Use the Select buttons on the front panel to auto - sync the receiver and transmitter channels with an infrared signal. Adjust the Volume knobs according to your needs. The back of the receiver has different output options. You can use the balanced XLR outputs to connect to two separate mixer channels or the 1/4' unbalanced mix output to connect directly to a PA speaker. For the transmitters, put two AA batteries in each CB288 Beltpack Transmitter. Then, choose either the LM5 Lavalier Microphone or the HS5 Headset Microphone and connect it using the locking connector. When using, keep in mind that the system has a 300 - foot operating range, so don't go too far from the receiver. Also, make sure you're in an area where multiple frequency options can keep the performance interference - free. As for maintenance, replace the AA batteries when the battery life runs out. Clean the microphones and the receiver gently with a soft cloth to keep them in good condition. And if there's a signal drop, the auto - mute function will work to reduce background noise until the signal is back.
