Samson Airline77 AH1 Microphone - K3 Frequency Only
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The Samson Airline 77 AH1 fitness headset microphone is available at this special price and comes with a full Samson 2 year warranty.
- Compatible with Samson's AH7 CR77 receiver
- K3 Frequency Only
- FCC 2020 compliant
- Operates on AAA batteries that offer 14 hours of operation on a single battery, rechargeable batteries sold separately
- Warranty: 2 years
- View: Samson Airline77 User Manual
Back up or expand your Samson Airline Wireless System. Additional headset/transmitter combos for the Airline 77 wireless mic system are always a great idea. Keep your gear lasting longer by rotating headsets in and out of use, allowing sweat to dry off in between uses or simply have an emergency backup on hand at all times. You'll need to know what channel or frequency your existing receiver operates on before ordering extras.
Samson's AH1 headset operates on triple-A batteries with up to 14-hours of life. Plus, AirLine transmitters give you great sound and reliable wireless reception over long ranges, wherever you use it. And UHF (Ultra High Frequency) means your wireless system is operating on a much clearer frequency band with less interference.
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Traditional wireless systems consist of belt-packs and wires that hinder the performer. With AirLine, you get a true wireless system because there are no belt-packs and no cables, allowing the user complete freedom. The AirLine headset transmitters feature the Samson QE Fitness microphone elements. The QE headsets were designed to go around the back of your head rather than over the top. This allows the transmitter to be attached directly to the headband, out of the way and completely unobtrusive, while being comfortable and secure during performances or exercise routines.
All of the AirLine transmitters operate on inexpensive and lightweight AAA batteries that offer 14 hours of operation on a single battery. (not included)
Please note: you must know your frequency or channel of your receiver to "match" your frequency.
Your frequency number is located in three areas:
1. On the headset transmitter, at the top
2. Under the battery cover, under the battery
3. On the receiver, below the power button.
