Samson Concert 288m Dual Channel Presentation System with 2 LM7 and 2 HS5, D Band 542 - 566 MHz

The Samson Concert 288m Dual-Channel Presentation System is a top - notch choice for scenarios requiring two microphones. It provides excellent sound quality and seamless wireless performance. Ideal for business presentations, religious gatherings, Q&A sessions, and educational events, this portable and reliable system comes with both lavalier and headset microphones, eliminating wireless worries. The AR299M tabletop micro - receiver is small and light, fitting easily into any bag. Its unique antenna design offers flawless reception within a 300’ range, and tone key and auto - mute tech prevent unwanted noise. It has dual - balanced XLR, 1/4” and 1/8” outputs for easy connection to mixers and PA systems. Setup is a cinch with a one - touch scan feature that picks the clearest channel from 100 options. Up to eight systems can operate simultaneously per frequency band (region dependent). The system includes two CB88 beltpack transmitters powered by two AA batteries for up to eight hours. It comes with two LM7 lavalier and two HS5 headset microphones, each with locking connectors for a stable connection and professional - quality audio capture. Key features include a dual - channel UHF wireless system, multiple frequency options, auto - scanning, separate volume controls, and more.

Using the Samson Concert 288m Presentation System is easy. First, turn on the AR299M tabletop receiver. Then, press the scan button to automatically find the best channel. Insert two AA batteries into each CB88 beltpack transmitter and attach the LM7 lavalier or HS5 headset microphone you prefer. Adjust the volume controls on the receiver according to your needs. When using, keep the transmitters within the 300’ line - of - sight range to ensure good reception. As for maintenance, remove the batteries when the system is not in use for a long time to prevent battery leakage. Clean the microphones and receivers regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Also, make sure to check the locking connectors of the microphones to keep them in good condition. Note that the number of systems that can operate simultaneously depends on the region, so check local regulations before using multiple systems.