Why does my Samson Microphone system have audio dropout?
If your Samson Microphone system is experiencing audio dropout, it might be due to the transmitter being too far from the receiver; try moving it closer. Also, interference from cell phones, cordless phones, lighting equipment, computers, or metal structures can cause this issue. Try removing any potential sources of RF interference.
How to fix no audio on Samson Microphone system?
If your Samson Microphone system has no audio, first ensure that both the transmitter and receiver are powered on. Then, check that the transmitter’s batteries are installed correctly and that the transmitter is not muted. Confirm that the RXD1m adapter is correctly connected and plugged into an electrical outlet and that the RXD1m receiver is turned on. Make sure the RXD1m audio output connections are securely seated into the jacks and that the cables are functioning. Ensure that the receiver and transmitter are in line of sight with one another. Check the receiver and audio input device level controls. Ensure that the transmitter and receiver are paired; if you're unsure, consult the pairing instructions.
Why is my Samson PXD1 audio distorted?
Distorted audio in your Samson Microphone system could be due to several factors. The receiver output level or audio input device level might be too high. Also, check the transmitter’s batteries and replace them if they are low. The input gain on the transmitter (PXD1/HXD1) or audio source output level may also be too high.
What to do if Samson Microphone system transmitter will not power on?
If your Samson Microphone system's transmitter will not power on and the LED does not light, replace the transmitter batteries.
What to do if Samson PXD1 Microphone system receiver will not power on?
If your Samson Microphone system receiver will not power on, check the adapter to ensure it is properly connected and plugged into an outlet providing power.
General| Type | Dynamic |
|---|---|
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
| Impedance | 600 ohms |
| Connector | XLR |
| Color | Black |
| Sensitivity | -54dBV/Pa (2.0mV/Pa) |
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