The Samson Concert 88 16-Channel Receiver 110V Adapterfrom Samson Concert 88 16-Channel Receiver 110V Adapteris a true diversity UHF wireless receiver. It can be used to capture audio when paired with a wireless handheld microphone transmitter or bodypack transmitter and microphone (both sold separately) for speech and vocal applications.

The receiver features XLR and 1/4" outputs. Up to 16 systems can be operated simultaneously and the infrared set links the receiver and transmitter channels. In addition, the tone key and auto mute functions eliminate background noise during dropouts. A transmitter and microphone are required.

UHF Frequency Band    True Diversity Operation    16 Systems Can Operate Simultaneously    Tone Key and Auto Mute Functions    Infrared Links Receiver and Transmitter    Balanced XLR and 1/4" Outputs

Switches between two antennas depending on whichever one is receiving the stronger signal to minimize dropouts in audio

Connects the wireless receiver to the wireless transmitter

The receiver features both XLR and 1/4" outputs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. Does it have handling noise?

A: The Samson Concert 288 SWC288HQ6 Dual-Handheld 16-Channel True Diversity Wireless System has a low signal to noise ratio of 85 dB. With normal use, handling noise for the handheld transmitters should be minimal or not noticeable.

Q: 3. Can I get a black wooden stand for the Alesis Concert keyboard?

A: Unfortunately Alesis does not make a wooden stand for the Concert. We do offer digital pianos that do have wooden stands, but the are quite a bit more expensive than the Concert. They do, however, offer many features besides the stand that are important to a piano player, like weighted keys and better response. This is an example: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1197900-REG/casio_px160csu_px_160_privia_88_key_digital.html

Q: 4. can I get a headset mic and a guitar system? with the 288

A: Unfortunately Samson does not offer a bundle that comes with the headset and guitar cable for it. The closest you can get to it would be to get a Samson Concert 288 that comes with two belt pack transmitters like B&H # SASWC288PRSI (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1121211-REG/samson_swc288pres_i_concert_288_presentation_dual_channel.html) with the Samson GC32 guitar cable to use with one of the belt packs. http://www.samsontech.com/samson/products/accessories/samson-parts-and-accessories/swagc32/

Q: 5. Will the handheld mic accept a heil capsule or is it not replaceable ?

A: This is not replacable.

Q: 6. Will a heil capsule work on the handheld mic , using the base as the transmitter to the receiver for better bass solo sounds?

A: This will only work with the Samson capsule

Q: 7. 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: 8. 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.

Q: 9. 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: 10. What’s the difference between the Alesis Concert and the Alesis Recital?

A: The biggest differences between the two are that the Recital Pro has actual hammer action versus semi-weighted action of the Concert, and 30 watt speaker output on the Recital Pro versus 20 watt output from the Concert.