
Samson, an industry pioneer in professional audio products, announces the full launch of its AirLine ATX Series Micro Transmitter UHF Wireless Systems saying, “These systems offer frequency-agile UHF wireless freedom via the world's smallest clip-on transmitter, which places high definition sound, an internal rechargeable battery, and 300' of reliable performance in a device that fits in the palm of your hand,” according to the company release.
Available in four unique configurations (AHX Headset, AHX Fitness Headset, ALX Lavalier, AWX Wind Instrument) to meet the specific microphone needs of a variety of users/applications, Samson's AirLine ATX Series systems can now be purchased at all major CE and MI retailers.
ATX Wireless Micro Transmitter
The ATX Wireless Micro Transmitter can be clipped directly to a belt, waistband or instrument bell, allowing users to perform confidently and freely. It provides infrared sync to wirelessly match the receiver and transmitter frequency, easily accessible Gain and Mute controls, a battery life LED indicator and an 8-hour rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Frequency-agile Operation
Offering frequency-agile operation, the AirLine ATX Series' rack mountable CR99 Wireless Receiver provides 80 selectable channels, designed for reliable performance anywhere. The receiver has True RF Diversity design to minimize dropouts, while tone key technology to prevent unwanted noise when the transmitter is off or out of range.
Four Configurations
The AHX Headset system features a double ear headset with a DE10 miniature condenser microphone. The AHX Fitness Headset system includes a double ear headset with a water-resistant Qe condenser microphone. The ALX Lavalier system offers an LM8 omnidirectional lavalier microphone with a mic lapel clip. And the AWX Wind Instrument system comes with an HM60 condenser microphone with a 3-point halo isolation mount and 8.5" gooseneck.
For more information on the AirLine ATX Series Micro Transmitter UHF Wireless Systems, visit the AirLine ATX Series webpage.