Samson CR288 Dual-Channel Handheld Wireless Microphone System

Samson's Concert 288 Handheld Wireless System makes wireless worry - free. It's a top - notch UHF wireless solution, perfect for vocal shows, presentations, and educational uses when two users are required. With easy setup, seamless operation, and excellent sound quality, it stands out. This dual - channel, frequency - agile system allows up to 24 systems (48 performers) to work at the same time (depending on the region). It offers a remarkable 300 - foot wireless range between transmitters and receiver, great for large stages and audience interaction. To avoid interference, it has a unique design. If a signal dropout happens, the receiver's tone key activates an Auto Mute function to cut background noise until the signal returns. Features include the Concert 288 Handheld System, a dual - channel high - performance UHF wireless setup with a 1/4” audio cable, AC adapter, and rackmount kit. The CR288 Wireless Receiver provides multiple frequency choices for interference - free use anywhere. Up to 24 systems can operate together, with separate volume controls for each signal. It has dual balanced XLR outputs for routing to two mixers and a 1/4” unbalanced mix output for combining signals. The two CH288 Handheld Transmitters come with Q6 Dynamic Microphone capsules, offer up to eight hours of battery life with two AA batteries, and have a 300 - foot operating range. Additional Information: PLU: SWC288HQ6H

Using the Samson CR288 Dual - Channel Handheld Wireless Microphone System is a breeze. First, connect the receiver to your audio equipment using the included 1/4” audio cable or the dual balanced XLR outputs. Plug in the AC adapter to power the receiver. Then, insert two AA batteries into each of the CH288 Handheld Transmitters. You're ready to start using the microphones. When it comes to multiple systems, make sure to check the frequency settings according to your region to avoid interference. You can adjust the volume for each wireless signal separately on the receiver. For the best performance, keep the transmitters within the 300 - foot operating range of the receiver. If you experience a signal dropout, don't worry. The Auto Mute function will kick in to stop background noise until the signal is back. As for maintenance, replace the batteries in the transmitters when they run out. Store the system in a dry and cool place when not in use. Clean the microphone capsules gently with a soft cloth to keep them in good condition.