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Samson C288MPR-D Concert 288m Presentation Wireless System (D Band)

XLR

Dual-channel UHF wireless system with lavalier and headset mics for presentations, worship, and events requiring two speakers.

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Overview

The Samson Concert 288m Presentation Wireless System (D Band) is a dual-channel UHF wireless solution designed for scenarios where two presenters or speakers need to be miked simultaneously. Operating across 100 selectable channels within a 25 MHz bandwidth, the system features automatic one-touch frequency scanning that quickly identifies the clearest available frequency — a practical feature in environments with competing wireless signals. Each channel has its own volume control on the receiver, and the dual balanced XLR outputs allow each microphone to be routed to separate mixer channels for independent processing, while unbalanced 1/4" and 1/8" mixed outputs provide simpler connection options when full mixer routing isn't needed.

The system ships with a versatile microphone package: two LM7 unidirectional lavalier microphones and two HS5 headset microphones, along with two beltpack transmitters. This gives users the flexibility to choose the right microphone type for each situation — lavaliers for discreet clip-on use during presentations, or headset mics for more active speakers who need hands-free consistency. With up to 300 feet of line-of-sight operating range and support for up to 24 simultaneous systems in a single venue, the Concert 288m is built to perform reliably in houses of worship, conference rooms, lecture halls, and live event spaces where dependable wireless audio is essential.

Key Features

Professional, high-performance dual channel presentation wireless system with lavalier and headset microphones

100 operating channels across 25 MHz bandwidth

Up to 4 systems can be used simultaneously per frequency band (region dependent)

300' operating range (line-of-site)

AR299m True diversity tabletop receiver with one-touch automatic scan finds the best operating frequency

Receiver features two balanced XLR outputs (one per each channel) as well as unbalanced 1/4” and 1/8” mixed outputs for connecting to mixers, PA systems and AV equipment

Infrared sync quickly matches the receiver and transmitter to the same channel

CB88 beltpack transmitters with adjustable gain control and metal belt clip

Transmitters operate for up to eight hours with two AA batteries

Includes two LM7 unidirectional lavalier and two HS5 headset microphones

Specifications

System Type
Dual-Channel UHF Wireless
Frequency Band
D Band
Operating Channels
100 channels across 25 MHz bandwidth
Operating Range
300 ft (line-of-sight)
Receiver Outputs
Dual balanced XLR, unbalanced 1/4" and 1/8" mixed
Transmitter Battery Life
Up to 8 hours (2x AA batteries)
Included Microphones
2x LM7 unidirectional lavalier, 2x HS5 headset
Max Simultaneous Systems
Up to 24 (region dependent)
Model
C288MPR-D
Brand
Samson

Frequently Asked Questions

The Concert 288m is a dual-channel system that supports two wireless microphones simultaneously, each with independent volume control on the receiver.
The system comes with two LM7 unidirectional lavalier microphones and two HS5 headset microphones, giving you flexibility to choose the mic type that best suits each presenter.
The system has an operating range of up to 300 feet line-of-sight. Actual range may be reduced by walls, interference, or other obstacles in the environment.
Yes, up to 24 systems can operate simultaneously in the same space (region dependent), thanks to 100 selectable channels across a 25 MHz bandwidth and automatic frequency scanning.
The receiver offers dual balanced XLR outputs (one per channel) for routing each microphone to separate mixer channels, plus unbalanced 1/4" and 1/8" mixed outputs for simpler setups.