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Samson Airline AG1 Guitar/Bass Wireless with Right Angled Plug
Gibson-style end at a right angle. System Includes: AP1 "Stomp Box" Style Receiver and AG1 Plug-In Micro Transmitter.
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AirLine Guitar System
The revolutionary AirLine "plug-in" guitar transmitters come in 2 versions: the AF1 for Strat(R)-style inputs and the AG1 for traditional Gibson(R)-style end-mount inputs and all others. Less than half the size of conventional body packs, these miniaturized transmitters run on a tiny triple-A battery with 14-hour battery life. Both feature an array of on-board controls: a Power On/Off and Mute switch, red/green LED for Power On/Off, a Peak LED, and an Input Level control for different pickups. And UHF (Ultra High Frequency) means clearer frequencies with less interference.
Designed for use with your compact effect pedals, the AP1 diversity receiver gives you reception you can always depend on. It features a 1/4 in. output jack, Power On/Off switch, Peak LED, and a Volume control. You can use a 9-volt battery or optional AC adapter from Samson to power the receiver. When you unplug your the unit, the battery is disabled to conserve power.
About Samson Audio
Samson's mission is to create precision audio tools for professionals, all with exceptional sound, a wealth of practical features, and rugged construction to ensure consistent performance and long life in all kinds of applications. Their power amplifiers, equalizers, powered mixers, mixers, specialized products, racklight/power distribution systems, microphones, and other unique products to come, are all dedicated to one idea: The art of high technology is best served by making excellence more accessible to everyone.
System Includes: AP1 "Stomp Box" Style Receiver and AG1 Plug-In Micro Transmitter.
Channel U1: 801.375 MHz
Channel U2: 801.875 MHz
Channel U3: 803.125 MHz
Channel U4: 803.750 MHz
Channel U5: 804.500 MHz
Channel U6: 804.750 MHz
System Includes: AP1 "Stomp Box" Style Receiver and AG1 Plug-In Micro Transmitter.
Transmitter (AF1/AG1)
RF Output Power (5mW): -4dB Minimum, +3dB Maximum
Frequency Stability: -40kHz Minimum, 40kHz Maximum
Spurious: 1µW
Modulation Factor: 13kHz Minimum, 15kHz Typical, 17kHz Maximum, Input 1kHz-10dBv
Pre-emphasis: 50 µsec
Maximum Input Level: +2 dBv
Input Impedance: 2K ohms
THD: < 2% (1 kHz deviation 15kHz)
Audio Frequency Response: 50Hz - 15kHz (±3.5 dB)
Operating Power Voltage: 1.5V Typical, 1.05V Minimum, 2V Maximum
Current Consumption: 60mA Typical
Battery Life: 14 hours (AAA size battery)
Output: 6.3mm, 1/4 in. mono Jack
Antenna: Permanently attached 1/4 wave length wire
Controls: Power Switch, 15 dB Pad Switch
Indicators: Power On (LED Flash), Low Battery (LED On when battery less than 1.1V)
Receiver (AP1)
Receiving Frequencies: USA 801-805MHz (U1-U6), One frequency in Channel Plan
Frequency Type: F3E
Modulation Type: Variable Reactance Modulation
Type of Reception: Single superheterodyne
OSC (Oscillator) System: Crystal controlled OSC (oscillator)
Local Oscillator Frequency: 79MHz Range
The revolutionary AirLine "plug-in" guitar transmitters come in 2 versions: the AF1 for Strat(R)-style inputs and the AG1 for traditional Gibson(R)-style end-mount inputs and all others. Less than half the size of conventional body packs, these miniaturized transmitters run on a tiny triple-A battery with 14-hour battery life. Both feature an array of on-board controls: a Power On/Off and Mute switch, red/green LED for Power On/Off, a Peak LED, and an Input Level control for different pickups. And UHF (Ultra High Frequency) means clearer frequencies with less interference.
Designed for use with your compact effect pedals, the AP1 diversity receiver gives you reception you can always depend on. It features a 1/4 in. output jack, Power On/Off switch, Peak LED, and a Volume control. You can use a 9-volt battery or optional AC adapter from Samson to power the receiver. When you unplug your the unit, the battery is disabled to conserve power.
About Samson Audio
Samson's mission is to create precision audio tools for professionals, all with exceptional sound, a wealth of practical features, and rugged construction to ensure consistent performance and long life in all kinds of applications. Their power amplifiers, equalizers, powered mixers, mixers, specialized products, racklight/power distribution systems, microphones, and other unique products to come, are all dedicated to one idea: The art of high technology is best served by making excellence more accessible to everyone.
System Includes: AP1 "Stomp Box" Style Receiver and AG1 Plug-In Micro Transmitter.
Technical Info
Channel FrequenciesChannel U1: 801.375 MHz
Channel U2: 801.875 MHz
Channel U3: 803.125 MHz
Channel U4: 803.750 MHz
Channel U5: 804.500 MHz
Channel U6: 804.750 MHz
System Includes: AP1 "Stomp Box" Style Receiver and AG1 Plug-In Micro Transmitter.
Transmitter (AF1/AG1)
RF Output Power (5mW): -4dB Minimum, +3dB Maximum
Frequency Stability: -40kHz Minimum, 40kHz Maximum
Spurious: 1µW
Modulation Factor: 13kHz Minimum, 15kHz Typical, 17kHz Maximum, Input 1kHz-10dBv
Pre-emphasis: 50 µsec
Maximum Input Level: +2 dBv
Input Impedance: 2K ohms
THD: < 2% (1 kHz deviation 15kHz)
Audio Frequency Response: 50Hz - 15kHz (±3.5 dB)
Operating Power Voltage: 1.5V Typical, 1.05V Minimum, 2V Maximum
Current Consumption: 60mA Typical
Battery Life: 14 hours (AAA size battery)
Output: 6.3mm, 1/4 in. mono Jack
Antenna: Permanently attached 1/4 wave length wire
Controls: Power Switch, 15 dB Pad Switch
Indicators: Power On (LED Flash), Low Battery (LED On when battery less than 1.1V)
Receiver (AP1)
Receiving Frequencies: USA 801-805MHz (U1-U6), One frequency in Channel Plan
Frequency Type: F3E
Modulation Type: Variable Reactance Modulation
Type of Reception: Single superheterodyne
OSC (Oscillator) System: Crystal controlled OSC (oscillator)
Local Oscillator Frequency: 79MHz Range
A stomp box-sized wireless system! Right-angle transmitter for standard end-mount outputs.
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Samson Airline AG1 Guitar/Bass Wireless with Right Angled Plug Reviews
7 out of 10
"Excellent"
Feature:
Very simple features. -15 db switch on transmitter is very useful for hot pickups, usually necessary to avoid distortion. Flexible gain knob on receiver allows user to level out signal to a good level for the audio tech. No frills, but you shouldn't want any extra knobs or buttons on a wireless. One gripe was that it did not include the AC adapter. But, the fact that the transmitter uses AAA batteries instead of a 9V is a huge bonus. Significantly decreases operational costs.
Quality:
Rugged enough but I don't suggest leaving it by your pedals, even though that's where it is intended to be placed. I always step on mine on accident, and I'm sure I'd eventually destroy an antenna.
Value:
For the cost, I think it is the best choice at the moment. Paid $50 more for mine at the time, and I think it was worth it then. It is more compatible with a guitarists setup than most units. If you don't have a rack case for your head, effects, conditioners, etc. (and the bankroll that is associated with that setup) then I recommend this as an inexpensive reliable option. Otherwise get a high end rack mount unit and spend 6 times more.
Desirability:
practical, not sexy
Sound:
It has average quality transmission (good for price, average compared to higher end models). The sound quality significantly degrades as the battery weakens, so I never use the same battery for two gigs. The range is limited to general stage use. So if you plan to run off stage and run to the back of an auditorium, you will find that there is a noticeable delay by the time you get halfway back. I'd estimate about a ms, which is more than enough to be very disrupting (but most people never get that far off stage).
Ease of Use:
Very straight forward use, just need to set the main gain knob and plug in to use.
Support:
Never had to contact Samson.
Overall:
Pros: -reliable, working well after 2 years of heavy abuse -Inexpensive -uses AAA instead of 9V (for transmitter) -Smaller, more convenient transmitter -Rugged receiver -Good quality sound for price Cons: -transmitter is easy to loose -transmitter battery must be new for acceptable normal operation -AC adapter not included (12 VDC)
Very simple features. -15 db switch on transmitter is very useful for hot pickups, usually necessary to avoid distortion. Flexible gain knob on receiver allows user to level out signal to a good level for the audio tech. No frills, but you shouldn't want any extra knobs or buttons on a wireless. One gripe was that it did not include the AC adapter. But, the fact that the transmitter uses AAA batteries instead of a 9V is a huge bonus. Significantly decreases operational costs.
Quality:
Rugged enough but I don't suggest leaving it by your pedals, even though that's where it is intended to be placed. I always step on mine on accident, and I'm sure I'd eventually destroy an antenna.
Value:
For the cost, I think it is the best choice at the moment. Paid $50 more for mine at the time, and I think it was worth it then. It is more compatible with a guitarists setup than most units. If you don't have a rack case for your head, effects, conditioners, etc. (and the bankroll that is associated with that setup) then I recommend this as an inexpensive reliable option. Otherwise get a high end rack mount unit and spend 6 times more.
Desirability:
practical, not sexy
Sound:
It has average quality transmission (good for price, average compared to higher end models). The sound quality significantly degrades as the battery weakens, so I never use the same battery for two gigs. The range is limited to general stage use. So if you plan to run off stage and run to the back of an auditorium, you will find that there is a noticeable delay by the time you get halfway back. I'd estimate about a ms, which is more than enough to be very disrupting (but most people never get that far off stage).
Ease of Use:
Very straight forward use, just need to set the main gain knob and plug in to use.
Support:
Never had to contact Samson.
Overall:
Pros: -reliable, working well after 2 years of heavy abuse -Inexpensive -uses AAA instead of 9V (for transmitter) -Smaller, more convenient transmitter -Rugged receiver -Good quality sound for price Cons: -transmitter is easy to loose -transmitter battery must be new for acceptable normal operation -AC adapter not included (12 VDC)
Submitted: 12/09/2008
Style of Music: Jam, Rockabilly
10 out of 10
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"You'd never know I'm not using a cable!"
Feature:
What features would you want. It replaces a cable which has no features.
Quality:
The transmitter is very light and made of plastic. The quality is good, but not great. It is working fine now, but it is just plastic.
Value:
Wireless with no belt pack, great sound, no problems setting up. I would say it's worth the price.
Desirability:
Of course, it could be even smaller, but then again, I never thought they could make one this small.
Sound:
Maybe there are different quality units out there, because I read alot of the reviews that say that there is noise or bad sound. I read one review that said that when his lead singer walks between the transmitter and the receiver that he loses signal. LOL My unit has none of these problems. It sounds great. I can walk out of the room where the receiver is, walk down the hall, around the corner, down the stairs to the basement and walk to the far end of the basement and you could not tell that I am not standing right at my amp using a cable!
Ease of Use:
I just plugged it in and started playing. I didn't even read the book for a week. There are a few setup instructions to follow to get the right level to the receiver, so follow those and you'll be fine.
Overall:
So far, I love the product. As long as it works like it works right now, I'll be thrilled with it.
What features would you want. It replaces a cable which has no features.
Quality:
The transmitter is very light and made of plastic. The quality is good, but not great. It is working fine now, but it is just plastic.
Value:
Wireless with no belt pack, great sound, no problems setting up. I would say it's worth the price.
Desirability:
Of course, it could be even smaller, but then again, I never thought they could make one this small.
Sound:
Maybe there are different quality units out there, because I read alot of the reviews that say that there is noise or bad sound. I read one review that said that when his lead singer walks between the transmitter and the receiver that he loses signal. LOL My unit has none of these problems. It sounds great. I can walk out of the room where the receiver is, walk down the hall, around the corner, down the stairs to the basement and walk to the far end of the basement and you could not tell that I am not standing right at my amp using a cable!
Ease of Use:
I just plugged it in and started playing. I didn't even read the book for a week. There are a few setup instructions to follow to get the right level to the receiver, so follow those and you'll be fine.
Overall:
So far, I love the product. As long as it works like it works right now, I'll be thrilled with it.
Submitted: 12/08/2006
Style of Music: Rock, country
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