Samson Concert 288m Dual Channel All-In-One System with Q8, LM7 and HS5, K Band 470 - 494 MHz

The Samson Concert 288m Dual-Channel All-In-One Wireless System is a top - notch solution for scenarios requiring two microphones. Whether it's business presentations, religious gatherings, Q&A sessions, or educational events, this system offers premium sound and seamless wireless performance. The AR299M tabletop micro - receiver is small, light, and incredibly versatile. Its true - diversity antenna design provides 300' of wireless reception for both users, and tone key and auto - mute technology keep out unwanted noise. It has dual - balanced XLR, 1/4” and 1/8” outputs for easy connection to mixers and PA systems. Setting up is a cinch with the one - touch scan feature that picks the clearest channel from 100 options. Up to eight systems can operate simultaneously per frequency band (region - dependent). This all - in - one system comes with a CH88 handheld microphone transmitter and a CH88 beltpack transmitter, along with an LM7 lavalier and an HS5 headset microphone. The handheld mic has a Q8x capsule with a supercardioid pattern for less handling noise and great off - axis noise rejection. The LM7 has a lightweight clip for easy placement, and the HS5 offers a comfortable hands - free fit. Each transmitter runs on two AA batteries and provides up to eight hours of professional - quality audio. Key features include a dual - channel high - performance UHF wireless system, multiple frequency options for interference - free use, an auto - scanning button, up to 24 simultaneous systems (region - dependent), separate volume controls, dual balanced XLR outputs, and more.

Using the Samson Concert 288m Dual - Channel All - In - One Wireless System is easy. First, turn on the AR299M tabletop receiver. Then, power up the CH88 handheld or beltpack transmitters with two AA batteries. Press the scan button on the receiver to find the best channel. You can adjust the volume for each wireless signal separately. For the handheld transmitter, hold it as you would a regular microphone. If you're using the beltpack transmitter, attach the LM7 lavalier to your clothing or put on the HS5 headset. When not in use, turn off all devices to save battery. Keep the batteries in a cool, dry place. Clean the microphones gently with a soft cloth. Make sure to check the operating range (300' line - of - sight) and keep the transmitters within this range to avoid signal loss. Also, be aware that the number of simultaneous systems you can use depends on your region.