System Features - Samson CR77 Owner's Manual

System Features

• The CR77 receiver is a half-rack unit that can be used freestanding or can be mounted in any
standard 19" rack,* making it easy to integrate into any traveling or fixed installation audio
system. It includes a pair of tuned antennas and provides both balanced and unbalanced out-
puts, line/mic output level switch and continuously adjustable Volume and Squelch controls,
as well as an audio peak LED, dual antenna indicators, a six-segment Audio level meter and a
six-segment RF level meter.
• Built-in companding noise reduction in all components for crystal-clear sound with minimized
background noise and hiss.
• Transmitters provide "popless" muting (which turns off the audio signal while leaving the car-
rier signal on) and use standard 9-volt batteries, with battery life of more than 12 hours. The
Concert transmitters also provide a convenient Battery Strength LED meter, allowing you to
monitor the remaining power in the installed battery.
• The CT7 provides a mini-XLR jack for connection to the Samson GC5P3 cable with standard
1/4" jack (for use with instruments such as electric guitar or bass), or for connecting to a variety
of popular headsets and lavalier microphones, including:
Samson QE headset**
Samson QV headset
Samson HS5P3 headset
Samson HM40P Wind Instrument Mic
Samson LM5P3 lavalier
Samson QL1 lavalier
Audio-Technica ATM-75 headset
Audio-Technica MT-350 lavalier
Applied Microphone Technology Roaming One wind instrument microphone
Audio-Technica AT-831 lavalier
Countryman IsoMax headset
Sony ECM-40 lavalier
Sony ECM-44 lavalier
• The HT7 hand-held microphone transmitter is available with either the Samson Q7
Neodymium dynamic microphone capsule, or the Samson C05 Condenser microphone cap-
sule.
• All components have rugged construction that ensures reliable operation in even the most
demanding performance environments.
* Using an optional Samson RK55 rack adapter kit
** Optimized for aerobics workouts, this headset is recommended for usage in high-humidity
environments such as physical fitness centers.
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