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style: Headset
Configuration: XPD2
Features
- 2. 4GHz USB digital wireless system ideal for Live sound reinforcement, broadcasting, podcasting and live streaming
- Works with Samson Expedition portable PA systems and any Samson product that features an xpd USB port
- Plug-and-play operation with Mac and Windows computers
- Works with iPads and iPhones via Apple's Lightning to USB camera adapter and Android devices via a host OTG Adapter
- RXD2 USB receiver with 1/8" (3. 5mm) headphone/ line output that allows for headphone monitoring or connection to any mixer or powered speaker that has an analog line input
- PXD1 belt pack Transmitter offers 20 hours of battery life using two AA batteries (not included)
- Includes Samson DE5 low-profile headset microphone
- 100' Operating range (line of sight, environment dependent)
- System includes USB extension cable
Description
style:Headset | Configuration:XPD2 The Samson XPD2 Headset system is a wireless microphone solution for content creation, digital communication and live sound reinforcement. Offering simple setup and professional full-range audio, the XPD2 Headset features a uniquely designed USB stick receiver that connects with computers, smartphones and XPD Wireless-enabled Samson portable PA systems. Together, the receiver and beltpack transmitter with Samson DE5 Micro Headset Microphone provide up to 100’ of wireless operation, simple setup and natural, detailed vocals. 1-touch pairing and 20 hours of transmitter battery life allow for shorter setup and longer performance. A 1/8" output allows for headphone monitoring or the XPD2 Headset to be used with any device that has an analog line input.
Item Weight: 5.3 ounces
Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 5.9 x 2.6 inches
Item model number: SWXPD2BDE5
Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 26, 2018
Connector Type: USB
Battery type: Alkaline
Hardware Platform: Camera
Power Source: Corded Electric, Battery Powered
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I have hosted AV for small-large business meetings and seminars for a long time, and have used portable PA systems in the past for smaller meetings... which is bulky and honestly don't sound that great. I got this mic, was able to plug into computer - then just send the audio out to a small external speaker and viola!!! a perfect little portable PA system that sounds Much Better that a separate PA system with mic built it. So I can play audio from powerpoint, and have lapel mic working at the same time - using only my computer. Sound was amazing - this little mic picks up very well and feeds back very little - AWESOME!!
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