Musicians, DJs, singers, and presenters in search of an all-in-one solution for mobile sound reinforcement applications will be impressed by the Samson Expedition XP310w-D: 542 to 566 MHz 10" 300W Portable PA System with Wireless Handheld Microphone. The system operates on the D frequency spectrum and features a 10" woofer and 1" tweeter with 300W of peak power, a rechargeable lithium-ion battery with 12 hours of battery life, a top-mounted, 4-channel mixer with Bluetooth, and a frequency-agile wireless handheld microphone transmitter for cable-free performances.

The XP310w is housed in a rugged polypropylene enclosure with a steel grille and is equipped with an XLR-1/4" combo input and a 3.5mm auxiliary input jack. The built-in telescoping handle and smooth rolling wheels make transport easy. Plus, a 1-3/8" speaker stand receptacle allows the XP310w to be mounted on any standard speaker stand. Also, a master 2-band EQ allows you to adjust the tonal characteristics of the PA and a line output jack is available to daisy-chain additional speakers.

In addition, the XP310w is capable of handling up to three wireless systems simultaneously. It comes with a single Concert 88a handheld frequency-agile UHF wireless system; an extra wireless receiver slot is included for adding a second Concert 88a series wireless system (sold separately), while a USB wireless port allows you to integrate an XPD series USB digital wireless system (sold separately).

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All-in-one portable PA system that weighs 27.5 lb

Internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery for up to 12 hours of continuous use

Bluetooth connectivity to connect wireless music sources

Includes Concert 88a handheld frequency-agile UHF wireless system (300' operating range)

Extra wireless receiver slot for adding an additional Concert 88a series wireless system (sold separately)

2-way speaker enclosure with 10" woofer and 1" tweeter

XLR-1/4" combo selectable mic/line input for microphones and line-level devices

Class-D amplifier produces 300W of peak power

Top-mounted, 4-channel mixer with 2-band (bass and treble) EQ

Independent volume control on each channel

3.5mm input for stereo line-level devices (MP3 players, keyboards, etc.)

Variable reverb control for mic/wireless inputs

Voiceover control with priority ducking

Line output to daisy-chain multiple systems together

USB wireless port for use with Samson XPD series USB digital wireless systems (sold separately) and phone charging

Battery level, charging, and power LED indicators

Rugged polypropylene enclosure with steel grille

Locking telescopic handle and smooth rolling wheels for easy transport

1-3/8" speaker stand mount

Two integrated microphone mounts for wireless mic storage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can a bluetooth device beyond the headset connect to the speaker? For example, could it be connected to a bluetooth headphone set so that a student who is hard of hearing could have the sound directly into their ear while it was also broadcast over the speakers?

A: The Samson Expedition XP106wDE can play audio from Bluetooth devices, but it cannot send audio over Bluetooth to devices such as headphones. The included wireless microphone does not use Bluetooth, but rather a 2.4 GHz digital wireless connection similar to WiFi.

Q: 2. If I purchase a second system and connect them, can I then use all the input ports on both speakers and get the sound out of both speakers? Could this be a way to add a second wireless mic to the system?

A: Yes indeed. Great idea!

Q: 3. Has anyone mounted this speaker to a stand? If so, which would you recommend?

A: The Samson Expedition XP106w features a standard 1 3/8 pole mount on the bottom of the unit for compatibility with most PA speaker stands. The Auray ss-4420 is a solid choice at a reasonable price.

Q: 4. I am planning on buying 2 of these systems, is there a chance of cross-talk between them with having fixed frequencies?

A: This system can operate up to two wireless systems simultaneously in the same area. Since this kit already includes two wireless systems (A handheld and a lavalier), adding a third wireless, will NOT be possible.

Q: 5. How big is the actual Speaker?

A: Hello, Thank you for contacting Samson Technologies. This PA is 13.5 inches tall and 9 inches wide. If you have any other questions or inquiries, please let me know at any time. Best Regards, James

Q: 6. can i add more than one wireless speaker? I need to be able to add up to 6.

A: According to the manual only a powered speaker can be added by using a 1/4 inch instrument cable. Either that or the unit can be linked to another system of the same kind.

Q: 7. Can the ststem and lavalier be used to play mysic downloaded on Apple iphone?

A: The Samson Expedition XP106w portable PA system supports streaming audio from an Apple iPhone via bluetooth.

Q: 8. can it be used with a stand?

A: Yes. You may use the Samson LS40 Lightweight Speaker Stands (B&H#SALS40 ) designed for Samson Expedition Portable PAs.

Q: 9. Can I change the wireless mic frequencies?

A: No, you can not manually change the frequency on these systems. They are not fixed frequency, either, rather they automatically channel hop to find the best available frequency.

Q: 10. what is batter life and how long does it take to recharge?

A: The XP106 has an internal, rechargeable battery capable of up to 20 hours of continuous audio on a full charge. Even though the system may have some charge when first taken out of the box, we recommend fully charging your XP106 before first using the system. An overnight charge as with a cell phone should be fine. FYI, The XP106 utilizes a sealed lead-acid gel cell battery. When not in use, the battery will slowly self-discharge. If you are planning not to use the XP106 for a long period of time, it is advised to fully charge the unit before storing.It is also important to charge the unit every six months when not used. This will ensure a healthy battery and extend its life. If the battery is left with a very low charge for an extended period of time, it is possible to recharge thebattery to working condition, but the charge time can take over 24 hours.