Product Detail
The Samson Concert 88x Wireless Lavalier System in D Band makes going wireless a breeze. It offers professional - grade audio clarity, reliable UHF - band operation, and incredibly easy setup. Ideal for presenters, lecturers, educators, on - screen talents, stage productions, and houses of worship. This system focuses on simplicity and performance. With one - touch scanning, it quickly analyzes all available channels to pick the clearest one for your space. An infrared signal then synchronizes the transmitter and receiver on the chosen channel. It has 100 frequencies and a 25 MHz bandwidth, providing plenty of channels for your event. Key features include a high - performance UHF system, 100 operating channels, support for up to 8 simultaneous systems per frequency band (region - dependent), a 300' operating range, a rackmount kit, an automatic frequency scan, a two - digit LED display, an infrared link, a true diversity design to reduce dropouts, tone key and auto - mute for noise prevention, balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4' outputs, adjustable input gain, a silent mute button, power/mute status indicators, a metal belt clip, up to eight hours of battery life from two AA batteries, an omnidirectional pickup pattern, and a lightweight clip for easy placement.
Using the Samson SWC88XBLM5 - D wireless lavalier system is straightforward. First, turn on the system and use the one - touch scanning feature to find the best channel for your area. The infrared link will then lock the transmitter and receiver on the same channel. Clip the lightweight microphone on your tie or lapel using the metal belt clip. Adjust the input gain according to your needs. When you're done, use the silent mute button to stop the sound. For maintenance, make sure to replace the two AA batteries when they run out to ensure up to eight hours of continuous use. Keep the system away from strong electromagnetic fields as it might interfere with the signal. Also, clean the microphone regularly to maintain its performance. If you need to use multiple systems, remember that up to 8 systems can be used simultaneously per frequency band, but this depends on your region.
