The Samson Concert 88 Lavalier UHF Wireless Microphone Systemfrom Samson Concert 88 Lavalier UHF Wireless Microphone Systemconsists of a CR88 half-rack UHF receiver, a CB88 bodypack transmitter, and an LM5 lavalier microphone with clip. It can be used in live sound reinforcement applications for capturing speech wherein the speaker wants to be free to move around.

The receiver features a true diversity dual-antenna design whereby internal signal processing switches to the antenna that is receiving a stronger signal. This helps to prevent drop-outs and maintain a more accurate transmission. The unit includes a tone key and an auto-mute function to eliminate noise if the receiver ever loses the signal. For controls, the receiver features a power button, volume knob, select button, a 7-segment channel indicator LED, as well as audio ready, peak, and IR indicator lights.

Up to 16 of these systems may operate simultaneously on two frequency bands from a maximum operating range of 300'. The bodypack transmitter is synced with the receiver via infrared and can operate for up to eight hours on two AA batteries. For convenience, the lavalier microphone includes a spring-loaded clip so you can attach it to your lapel.

With LM5 Lavalier Microphone    300-Foot Operating Range    True Diversity Dual-Antenna Design    Link Transmitter with Infrared    Up to 16 Simultaneous Systems on 2 Bands    Tone Key and Auto Mute Eliminate Noise    Includes Rackmount Kit

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this system expand to 16 microphones?

A: Yes, however: The receiver on this system is a single channel receiver (just like one radio receiver, it will only be able to "tune" into one radio station). This system accommodes/includes 16 channels that are available, individually to a single transmitter, choosing one of the 16 channels available on the receiver.. If 16 microphones are needed (0r any number from 2 up to 16), an additional system (another microphone with another transmitter) may be used in the same area.

Q: 2. What kind of additional wireless connection need to use with speakers?

A: This system has an unbalanced 1/4 output and a balanced XLR out. To use with wireless speakers, you need a system with those inputs that can transmit the wireless signal to your speakers. This cannot transmit directly to speakers.

Q: 3. Does it include the lightning adapter for use with ipads and iphones?

A: No, it just has a USB connector.

Q: 4. Will the handheld mic accept a heil capsule or is it not replaceable ?

A: This is not replacable.

Q: 5. I see that the microphones are powered by AA batteries. What about the receiver? Can the receiver be run off of battery power, or does it need to be plugged into a wall outlet?

A: Hello, Thank you for contacting Samson Technologies. The receiver for this system runs off of a power supply that can connect into a wall outlet. This power supply is included within the unit. If you have any other questions or inquiries, please let me know at any time. Best Regards, James

Q: 6. can yiou use the samson airline88 microphone with the samson 88x transmitter?

A: Yes

Q: 7. Can you use both at the same time?

A: No, only one transmitter from the Samson Concert 88 Camera Combo UHF Camera Wireless System can be used at a time since the receiver has one channel.

Q: 8. I have two of these units installed in a 40' x 50' room connected via unbalanced outputs to a Dennon PA Amp. Everything works well with all 4 mics when testing the system in an empty room. Once they hold a meeting and fill the room with about 80 people, there is popping and cracking noises. They have shut done all but one of the mics and that seems to solve the problem. I even spread out the operating channels for the mics to prevent interference between the transmitters. Any suggestions as to the source of the problem?

A: Mine make popping sounds as well. I have used many brands in the past. I'm not a fan of the infra red system, it wastes time and they are still not clear. My Voco Pros work good, but that is a four mic rack system.

Q: 9. What is the useable range (distance from mic pack to receiver?) Interested in using in a church with range at about 100 feet.

A: The Samson XPD2 Lavalier USB Digital Wireless System has an operating distance of up to 100 feet (line of sight).

Q: 10. Can this system connect with speakers wirelessly?

A: If you have a power speaker you can connect the receiver with the speaker using the XLR Output to XLR speaker Input. Yes, is possible.