Samson Replacement Receiver for Concert 88X Wireless Systems, K Band 470-494 MHz

The Samson Replacement Receiver for Concert 88X Wireless Systems in K Band (470 - 494 MHz) offers outstanding wireless performance. Its True - naversity design significantly reduces dropouts, delivering loud and crystal - clear wireless reception up to a 300 - foot performance range. The tone - key and auto - mute circuitry ensure that only the audio from the CH88 handheld transmitter reaches the receiver. When the transmitter is out of range, the system automatically mutes to block unwanted noise. The rear panel features both balanced (XLR) and unbalanced (1/4”) connections for easy hookup to an amplifier, sound system, or recording desk. The half - rack format, along with the included rackmount kit, allows single or multiple CR88x receivers to be installed in a portable audio rack or a permanent venue. Key features include a one - touch automatic frequency scan for the best operating channel, a two - digit LED display, an infrared link to lock the receiver and transmitter on the same channel, True naversity design to minimize dropouts, tone key to prevent noise when the transmitter is off or out of range, and balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4” outputs.

Using this Samson replacement receiver is a breeze. First, connect it to your amplifier, sound system, or recording desk using either the balanced XLR or unbalanced 1/4” connections on the rear panel. Then, use the one - touch automatic frequency scan to find the best operating channel. If you have the CH88 handheld transmitter, use the infrared link to lock it and the receiver on the same channel. For installation, you can use the included rackmount kit to place the receiver in a portable audio rack or a permanent venue. When using, make sure the transmitter is within the 300 - foot range to avoid dropouts and unwanted noise. If the transmitter goes out of range, the auto - mute feature will activate. To maintain the receiver, keep it in a dry and clean environment. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures and moisture. Regularly check the connections to ensure they are secure.