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The portable Samson XPD2mTwo-Person Digital Wireless Microphone System with Headset & Lavalier Mics offers to two presenters, lecturers, or instructors quality sound and dependable performance for public speaking and…

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The portable Samson XPD2mTwo-Person Digital Wireless Microphone System with Headset & Lavalier Mics offers to two presenters, lecturers, or instructors quality sound and dependable performance for public speaking and event applications in small venues and houses of worship as well as educational and corporate facilities.
This wireless system comes with two bodypack transmitters along with two DE5 omnidirectional headset microphones and two LM7 lavalier microphones. Each headset mic features a double-ear design that holds it securely in place when the user is in motion. The omnidirectional pickup pattern captures sound equally well in every direction, ensuring that the level of your voice remains consistent, even when moving your head.
For a more discreet look, the lav mics can be used. They offer cardioid polar patterns that focus audio capture in front of the mic and reject unwanted background noise—ideal for working in loud environments. Both microphone options include windscreens to reduce wind and plosive sounds from the speaker.
The lavalier and headset mics plug into the two included bodypack transmitters that attach to belts or can be hidden in pockets. Each bodypack operates for up to 20 hours on two AA batteries, at a maximum range of 100'.
Fast to set up and easy to operate, the dual-channel tabletop receiver features two rotary volume knobs with integral power switches. It quickly pairs with each transmitter at the touch of a button, so you're ready to go right out of the box. Each channel features a balanced XLR output connector. In addition, 1/4" and 3.5mm unbalanced output connectors are also available that sum the two channels into a single output.
The system operates in the 2.4 GHz ISM band, away from interruptions and dropouts caused by TV and radio channel interference. Note, only one XPD2m system can be used at a time in the same location.
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