Product Detail
Samson's Concert 288 Dual Handheld System is a top - notch UHF wireless solution. It's a dream for two performers who need mobility. Whether you're a pair of singers, business pros, or educators, this system offers amazing sound without the hassle of cables. The frequency - agile Concert 288 lets up to 24 systems (48 performers) work at the same time across two frequency bands (region - dependent). With a 300 - foot wireless range between transmitters and receiver, it's great for large stages and audience interaction. Its true diversity design reduces dropouts, and the Tone Key and Auto Mute functions get rid of background noise during signal loss. The CR288 Wireless Receiver has a user - friendly front panel for quick setup. You can auto - sync receiver and transmitter channels via infrared with two Select buttons. The panel has a dual 7 - segment LED for channels, two Volume knobs, two tuned antennas, and Ready and Peak indicators. At the back, there are two balanced XLR outputs for separate mixer channels and a 1/4” unbalanced mix output for a single - channel PA connection. The system comes with two CH88 Handheld Wireless Transmitters and Q6 Professional Dynamic Microphones. Each transmitter runs up to eight hours on two AA batteries, delivering top - quality sound reproduction. With advanced tech and versatility, it provides high - quality wireless performance wherever you need it. Features include a true diversity design in the receiver, up to 24 systems operation, Tone Key and Auto Mute, infrared sync, multiple output options, two Volume controls, and performance indicators. The transmitters offer long battery life and a 300 - foot range. It's a high - performance professional UHF system with a rackmount kit included.
Using the Samson Concert 288 Dual Handheld System is easy. First, set up the CR288 Wireless Receiver. Use the Select buttons on the front panel to auto - sync the receiver and transmitter channels via infrared signal. Adjust the Volume knobs according to your needs. You can use the dual balanced XLR outputs to connect to separate channels on a mixer, or the 1/4” unbalanced mix output to connect directly to a PA speaker. When using the handheld transmitters, make sure they have fresh AA batteries. Each transmitter can work for up to eight hours. Keep the transmitters within the 300 - foot operating range of the receiver to avoid signal loss. For best results, operate the system in an area with minimal interference. If a dropout occurs, don't worry. The Tone Key and Auto Mute functions will eliminate background noise until the signal is restored. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the batteries in the transmitters. Clean the microphones gently with a soft cloth. Store the system in a dry and cool place when not in use. And remember, the number of systems you can operate simultaneously depends on your region's frequency bands.
