The Samson AIRLINE 77 AL1 is unlike more traditional wireless systems that consist of belt-packs and wires that hinder the performer. With the Airline system there are no belt-packs and no cables, real wireless, allowing the user complete freedom. The Samson CR77 true-diversity half-rack UHF receiver works flawlessly with all Airline UHF transmitters. The Samson CR77 receiver features a front panel display with large multi-segment Audio level and RF level LED meters, and a large rotary volume knob allows easy adjustment of audio output. The new synthesized PLL frequency control circuitry keeps the signal locked and true while dual tuned molded antennas with LEDs monitor the true-diversity operation. The rear panel features balanced XLR and un-balanced 1/4-inch outputs allowing flexible connection options. Two Samson CR77 receivers can be rack mounted together in a single space rack adapter available as an added accessory. The Samson AL1 presentation transmitter is about the size of a book of matches and has a built in condenser lavalier element so it can be clipped on and worn without any additional equipment. Included with the Samson AL1 is a Samson QL1 lavalier so if you want to hide the transmitter you can plug the QL1 into the mini jack, making the Samson AL1 the world’s smallest belt-pack. All of the Airline transmitters operate on inexpensive and lightweight AAA batteries that offer 14-hours of operation on a single battery.
The Samson AIRLINE 77 AL1 features include:
- True Diversity UHF Wireless System with PLL Frequency Control (Channel 1: 863.125 MHz)
- Airline transmitters for handheld, guitar, headset, wind and presentation applications
- CR77 Receiver with Multi-segment Audio level, RF level and A/B Antenna Operation LED meters
- Squelch control eliminates carrier signal noise and RF interference
- Tuned molded antennas for accurate reception
- XLR and unbalanced 1/4" outputs with mic/line level output switch
- AL1 Presentation Transmitter
- Single AAA battery operation allows 14-hours of Airline Transmitter life
