Audio professionals looking for a portable PA system packed with remarkable features will be impressed by the Samson Expedition XP106w Portable PA System, a single-speaker PA system for delivering impromptu performances and professional presentations for classrooms, conferences, tour groups, parties, and a variety of outdoor applications. The XP106w features Bluetooth connectivity, a built-in four-channel mixer, and includes Samson's Stage XPD1 USB digital wireless system with a handheld dynamic microphone.

The system utilizes a 100W Class-D amplifier to power the 6" woofer and 1" high-frequency driver, which combine for a wide frequency response of 15 kHz down to 75 Hz. The XP106w supports Bluetooth streaming audio and features a variety of other input options including a combo XLR-1/4" mic/instrument input, a 1/4" line input, a 3.5mm MP3 player input, and a USB port for compatibility with an additional Stage XPD1 USB digital wireless system (sold separately). The built-in rechargeable battery provides up to 20 hours of operation per charge.

100W Class D Amplifier    Supports Bluetooth Streaming Audio    Wireless Handheld Mic    Includes XPD1 Wireless System    Built-In Rechargeable Battery    Belt-Pack Transmitter & Dual-Ear Headset    Wireless Receiver Built Into a USB Stick    2.4 GHz Digital Wireless System    Easy Pairing for Fast Set Up    100' Operating Range

The XP106w features a 6" woofer and a 1" high-frequency driver. A lightweight, 100-watt Class-D amplifier, matched to its drivers for high efficiency and low current draw, powers the XP106w. The unit's rechargeable battery also increases the system's portability, allowing for up to 20 hours of continuous use wherever great sound is needed.

The XP106w's 4-channel mixer features multiple input options with separate level controls, including an XLR-1/4" combo channel (for a dynamic handheld mic and other Mic/Line level devices), a 1/4" channel (guitars and other line-level devices), a 3.5mm channel (MP3 players, keyboards, etc.) and a Bluetooth channel to wirelessly stream music from your smartphone, tablet, or laptop. The XP106w also has a Line Out to cascade multiple systems together and expand your sound as well as a Music/Speech switch for optimizing output EQ for speech or music playback.

The XP106w can be used by teachers, professors, instructors, and lecturers alike. The system's 100 watts of power is able to fill medium to large classrooms with sound, while its lightweight design, top carry handle, and 20 hours of battery life allows the XP106w to be used by tour guides and mobile lecturers.

Whether you're at a backyard party, company picnic, or just relaxing by the pool, the XP106w delivers an outdoor music listening experience. Pair the XP106w with your smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth and DJ the party while in the midst of all the fun. Use the wireless mic to make speeches, toasts, and other announcements commemorating a festive occasion with family and friends. With a 20-hour battery life, you can keep the party going well into the night.

From PowerPoint presentations and product demonstrations to company meetings and corporate events, the XP106w gives you full-range sound to convey your ideas in a clear, concise manner. Speakers can take advantage of the included mic, or the system's 3.5mm stereo Aux input can be used to amplify the sound of your MP3 player or computer presentation.

When it comes to live music, the XP106w can be used in small venues such as coffee houses and studio spaces. Beyond the included mic, delivering vocal performances to the XP106w, the system's onboard mixer lets you bring guitars, keyboards, and other instruments into the mix. The XP106w can also be used for karaoke events. Use the Bluetooth and microphone channels simultaneously to create a night of karaoke fun you'll never forget.

• All-in-one, lightweight portable PA system
• Bluetooth connectivity to wirelessly stream music
• Rechargeable battery for up to 20 hours of continuous use
• 2-way speaker enclosure with 6" woofer
• 1" high-frequency driver
• Class-D amplifier produces 100 watts of power
• 4-channel mixer
• XLR-1/4" combo input for microphones and other line-level devices
• 1/4" input for guitars and other line level devices
• 3.5mm stereo Aux input allows for stereo line level devices (MP3 players, keyboards, etc.)
• Line output to cascade multiple systems together
• Music/Speech switch for optimizing output EQ for speech or music playback
• USB Wireless port for use with Samson's Stage XPD1 USB Digital Wireless System (sold separately)
• Battery-level LED indicator
• Integrated carrying handle
• 1-3/8" speaker stand mount

Fit for fitness applications, the XP106w can easily provide the power and performance needed to run small yoga classes and dance studios. The XP106w can also be used in front of higher intensity exercise methods, including outdoor aerobics, Zumba, and CrossFit. Use the Bluetooth or 3.5mm stereo Aux (MP3 player) channels to engage your favorite workout playlists, or pick up the mic to provide your class with words of encouragement and motivation.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is batter life and how long does it take to recharge?

A: The XP106 has an internal, rechargeable battery capable of up to 20 hours of continuous audio on a full charge. Even though the system may have some charge when first taken out of the box, we recommend fully charging your XP106 before first using the system. An overnight charge as with a cell phone should be fine. FYI, The XP106 utilizes a sealed lead-acid gel cell battery. When not in use, the battery will slowly self-discharge. If you are planning not to use the XP106 for a long period of time, it is advised to fully charge the unit before storing.It is also important to charge the unit every six months when not used. This will ensure a healthy battery and extend its life. If the battery is left with a very low charge for an extended period of time, it is possible to recharge thebattery to working condition, but the charge time can take over 24 hours.

Q: 2. What is the range of the wireless headset mic?

A: Approximately 100' line of sight.

Q: 3. HOW HEAVY IS THIS UNIT?

A: Specifications for the XP106 are as follows: Dimensions (LxDxH) 9.5 x 9 x 14.2 with a weight of 16.3 lbs.

Q: 4. Can the XP106 system be mounted on a speaker stand?

A: Absolutely. You may consider the Samson LS40 (B&H# SALS40) portable speaker stand as an option to do so.

Q: 5. can the system handle 2 wireless microphones?

A: Currently you cannot use two of the supplied XPD1 USB wireless systems simultaneously. You can however connect another standard wireless system to one of the additional inputs to use two wireless at one time.

Q: 6. I am planning on buying 2 of these systems, is there a chance of cross-talk between them with having fixed frequencies?

A: This system can operate up to two wireless systems simultaneously in the same area. Since this kit already includes two wireless systems (A handheld and a lavalier), adding a third wireless, will NOT be possible.

Q: 7. Has anyone used this amp for busking ? Does it crack or buzz at high level ? Im singing while playing the guitar with percussion looping ...

A: have NO idea what busking is.

Q: 8. Is it possible to wall mount this speaker?

A: You can purchase a wall bracket that used the standard poll bracket at the botttom to mount. This is what we use; https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B001CR64BE/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_CDJMBbF4ZK8R5

Q: 9. Can the ststem and lavalier be used to play mysic downloaded on Apple iphone?

A: The Samson Expedition XP106w portable PA system supports streaming audio from an Apple iPhone via bluetooth.

Q: 10. Can a bluetooth device beyond the headset connect to the speaker? For example, could it be connected to a bluetooth headphone set so that a student who is hard of hearing could have the sound directly into their ear while it was also broadcast over the speakers?

A: The Samson Expedition XP106wDE can play audio from Bluetooth devices, but it cannot send audio over Bluetooth to devices such as headphones. The included wireless microphone does not use Bluetooth, but rather a 2.4 GHz digital wireless connection similar to WiFi.