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There could be several reasons why your Samson Airline CR77 receiver is not producing any output:
Volume levels: Ensure that the volume levels on the receiver are turned up and not muted.
Output mode: Check if the output mode on the receiver is set to the correct mode (balanced or unbalanced).
Cables: Make sure that the cables used to connect the receiver to the sound board are functioning properly and are plugged in correctly.
Interference: Check if there is any interference from other wireless devices operating in the vicinity. This can cause signal dropouts and affect the receiver's output.
Dead batteries: Check if the batteries in the receiver are charged or need to be replaced. A low battery can cause a drop in output.
If none of these solutions work, you may need to contact Samson's customer support for further assistance or consider taking it to a professional technician for repair.
If you can't locate one via a Samson dealer (try Amazon) the next best thing would be to go to a musical instrument store and buy a universal (butterfly) mic clip. These have one of 2 standard screw threads on the bottom (you can get an adapter for the other size if it doesn't come with both) and will fit most mic stands.
Because of the butterfly design they will take almost all microphones except the fattest ones - which need a soft rubber clip designed for 'radio mics'
Any that can plug into the unit. The quality of the sound will depend on what you are willing to pay for the microphone.
I would take the unit to a shop that sells microphones and they will be able to get you a right one for the unit.
Hi, have you tried the G-Track Pro on another computer, to see if it repeats the fault?
I sent you the link so you can download the user manual of your Samson
I hope you can solve the problem
Greetings Franco Dosil
Hola, has probado el G-Track Pro en otra computadora, para ver si repite la falla?
Te env?o el link para que puedas descargar el manual de usuario de tu Samson
Espero puedas solucionar el problema
Saludos Franco Dosil
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this confused me too! if you havn't figured it out already there is an adaptor screwed into the mic clip to work with standard mic stand mounts. in order for it to fit on the desk stand that comes with it, you have to to first unscrew the adaptor sitting inside the barrel of the mic clip. then it will be the right size to screw onto the stand.
As with all recording levels it's best to keep them to a max of 0 VU on the level meter. Some say an odd peak into the red or above 0 VU is acceptable, but it should not go to high. Sett it on the loudest part of what you are going to record, then the rest of the time should be OK. Try some loud music first if it's all speech. That should set the right level for the speech. It is possible to increase the audio level on Audacity afterwards anyway.
Check and replace the damaged component/s at its audio output section circuit board. If needy, replace this board as card basis. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts. Search the site by type in the "brand name" to your device; in the "Search box at the top right of the display window of the Homepage" to get gathered related posts.
http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/
the servo series is geared more towards studio applications and/or installs, while the sx series are geared for live pa applications. the servo 600 is 300 watts per channel @ 4 ohm, and the sx1200 is 450 watts per channel at 4 ohms. the sx amp can also be bridged over to mono mode, where it puts out, i think, 1100 watts mono.
the only variable i havent been able to cover is sound quality, and im not seeing those listings in the specs on the samson website