Musicians, DJs, singers, and presenters in search of an all-in-one solution for mobile sound reinforcement applications will be impressed by the Samson Expedition XP310w-K: 470 to 494 MHz 10" 300W Portable PA System with Wireless Handheld Microphone. The system operates on the K frequency spectrum and features a 10" woofer and 1" tweeter with 300W of peak power, a rechargeable lithium-ion battery with 12 hours of battery life, a top-mounted, 4-channel mixer with Bluetooth, and a frequency-agile wireless handheld microphone transmitter for cable-free performances.

The XP310w is housed in a rugged polypropylene enclosure with a steel grille and is equipped with an XLR-1/4" combo input and a 3.5mm auxiliary input jack. The built-in telescoping handle and smooth rolling wheels make transport easy. Plus, a 1-3/8" speaker stand receptacle allows the XP310w to be mounted on any standard speaker stand. Also, a master 2-band EQ allows you to adjust the tonal characteristics of the PA and a line output jack is available to daisy-chain additional speakers.

In addition, the XP310w is capable of handling up to three wireless systems simultaneously. It comes with a single Concert 88a handheld frequency-agile UHF wireless system; an extra wireless receiver slot is included for adding a second Concert 88a series wireless system (sold separately), while a USB wireless port allows you to integrate an XPD series USB digital wireless system (sold separately).

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All-in-one portable PA system that weighs 27.5 lb

Internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery for up to 12 hours of continuous use

Bluetooth connectivity to connect wireless music sources

Includes Concert 88a handheld frequency-agile UHF wireless system (300' operating range)

Extra wireless receiver slot for adding an additional Concert 88a series wireless system (sold separately)

2-way speaker enclosure with 10" woofer and 1" tweeter

XLR-1/4" combo selectable mic/line input for microphones and line-level devices

Class-D amplifier produces 300W of peak power

Top-mounted, 4-channel mixer with 2-band (bass and treble) EQ

Independent volume control on each channel

3.5mm input for stereo line-level devices (MP3 players, keyboards, etc.)

Variable reverb control for mic/wireless inputs

Voiceover control with priority ducking

Line output to daisy-chain multiple systems together

USB wireless port for use with Samson XPD series USB digital wireless systems (sold separately) and phone charging

Battery level, charging, and power LED indicators

Rugged polypropylene enclosure with steel grille

Locking telescopic handle and smooth rolling wheels for easy transport

1-3/8" speaker stand mount

Two integrated microphone mounts for wireless mic storage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with hands free mirophone that would attach to a lapel and not over the ear?

A: In addition to the wireless mic included with the XP106w the unit also features an additional XLR mic input jack. You can connect a separately available wireless system through this jack such as the Samson Samson UM1/77. a href= http://bhpho.to/1FTCUON target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1FTCUON/a

Q: 2. I'm looking for a pa system for video presentation. Does this have all audio connections for a dvd or blue ray player? Thank you.

A: The mixer in this PA system has analog RCA audio connections for line level sources. If the dvd/ blu-ray player has RCA outputs then yes, this should work. If not, you would need a de-embedder to place in between the player and tv to separate out the audio. Here is an example, BH #KAHAECOAX3.

Q: 3. Is there a way to get 2 of these and have them pair wirelessly to each other to have a Wireless Stereo PA system?

A: You can link 2 Samson Expedition XP310w speakers together using a wireless system for active PA speakers like B&H # ALSTEALTHWRL for example.

Q: 4. How can you hook up a pair as a stereo pair? Is this possible to be done wirelessly? Or would you need to incorporate a stereo breakout cable from the source to input into each speaker's aux line in or perhaps another input?

A: To use 2 Samson Expedition Express+ speakers, you would not be able to do that via bluetooth so that would require a wired connection from your source, to accommodate 2 speakers for stereo.

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. 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: 7. Can the ststem and lavalier be connected to play music from Apple iphone

A: The speaker has a total of 4 connection ports on the back. Bluetooth, the USB wand for the Mics, an actual Mic Cable, and an AV input. You can use multiple inputs at once.

Q: 8. What are the pros and cons of the two frequency choices?

A: You would want to select the frequency range that has the most available frequencies in your area. You can determine this by referencing a frequency finder online, or by giving us a call at 800-606-6969.

Q: 9. can both mics operate at the same time or does one have to be shut off for the other to work?

A: Both microphones in the Samson Expedition XP310w 10" 300W Portable PA System with Wireless Handheld and Lavalier Microphone Kit can be used simultaneously. The XP310w has two wireless receiver slots, one of which is empty upon purchase. This kit bundles a second wireless microphone and receiver for installation and use with the original speaker and microphone all at the same time, if desired.

Q: 10. Is this enough for vocals and keyboards when there are drums in the band??

A: Yes, the Samson Expedition XP800 800W Portable PA System can be used for vocals and keyboards with a band that has drums. However, the size of the room and the acoustics, as well as the volume of the drums and other instruments it will be used with will determine whether the XP800 PA System can provide sufficient power and volume to be used with that specific setup.