Audibax Missouri 2000 A

Audibax Missouri 2000 A Dual VHF Wireless Microphone System

User Manual

1. Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Audibax Missouri 2000 A Dual VHF Wireless Microphone System. This professional wireless microphone system is designed to deliver clear, interference-free audio for various applications. This manual provides essential information for the safe and efficient use of your new system. Please read it thoroughly before operation and retain it for future reference.

2. Safety Information

3. Package Contents

Please check that all items listed below are included in your package:

Audibax Missouri 2000 A Wireless Microphone System components: receiver and two handheld microphones

Figure 3.1: Complete Audibax Missouri 2000 A system including receiver and two microphones.

4. Product Overview

The Audibax Missouri 2000 A is a dual VHF wireless microphone system designed for professional audio applications. It features two high-quality handheld wireless microphones and a receiver unit with independent volume controls and RF/AF indicators.

Key Features:

Front view of the Audibax Missouri 2000 A receiver unit with antennas, display, and controls

Figure 4.1: Front panel of the receiver unit.

Two Audibax Missouri 2000 A handheld wireless microphones with digital displays

Figure 4.2: Two handheld wireless microphones.

5. Setup

5.1 Receiver Setup

  1. Placement: Position the receiver unit on a stable, flat surface, away from potential sources of interference (e.g., computers, Wi-Fi routers). Ensure adequate ventilation.
  2. Antenna Connection: Screw the two included antennas firmly into the ANT A and ANT B connectors on the rear of the receiver. Adjust them vertically for optimal signal reception.
  3. Power Connection: Connect the provided power adapter to the DC IN port on the rear of the receiver and then plug it into a 230V AC power outlet.
  4. Audio Output:
    • For a mixed output of both microphones, connect an audio cable (e.g., 6.35mm jack) from the "OUT MIX" port on the receiver to the input of your mixer, amplifier, or sound system.
    • For individual balanced outputs, use XLR cables to connect the "BALANCED" XLR output ports (if available on your specific model) to your audio system.
Rear view of the Audibax Missouri 2000 A receiver unit showing antenna connections, balanced XLR output, and mixed output

Figure 5.1: Rear panel connections of the receiver unit.

5.2 Microphone Setup

  1. Battery Installation: Unscrew the bottom part of each microphone to access the battery compartment. Insert two AA batteries, ensuring correct polarity (+/-). Screw the bottom part back on securely.
  2. Power On: Slide the ON/OFF switch on each microphone to the "ON" position. The microphone display should illuminate, showing the channel and frequency.
  3. Mute Function: Each microphone has a MUTE switch. Use this to temporarily silence the microphone without turning it off completely.

6. Operating Instructions

6.1 Powering On the System

  1. Ensure all connections (power, audio output) are secure on the receiver.
  2. Turn on your mixer or amplifier first, with its volume set to minimum.
  3. Press the power button on the receiver unit. The display will light up.
  4. Turn on each microphone by sliding its ON/OFF switch to "ON".
  5. Observe the receiver's display. The "RF" (Radio Frequency) indicator for each channel should light up, indicating a successful connection between the microphone and receiver. The "AF" (Audio Frequency) indicator will light up when sound is detected by the microphone.
Close-up of the Audibax Missouri 2000 A receiver display showing RF and AF indicators and channel frequencies

Figure 6.1: Receiver display with RF/AF indicators and frequency information.

6.2 Volume Control

6.3 Frequency Information

The Audibax Missouri 2000 A operates on fixed VHF frequencies. For this specific model, the frequencies are 179.300 MHz and 188.100 MHz. These frequencies are displayed on both the receiver and microphone units.

7. Maintenance

7.1 Cleaning

7.2 Battery Replacement

7.3 Storage

8. Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
No sound from microphones
  • Microphone OFF or Muted
  • Low or dead batteries
  • Receiver OFF
  • Audio cable disconnected
  • Receiver volume too low
  • Mixer/amplifier volume too low
  • Turn microphone ON and ensure it's not muted.
  • Replace batteries.
  • Turn receiver ON.
  • Check and secure all audio connections.
  • Increase VOLUME A/B on receiver.
  • Increase volume on your mixer/amplifier.
Intermittent sound or signal dropouts
  • Microphone too far from receiver
  • Obstructions between microphone and receiver
  • Interference from other electronic devices
  • Low microphone batteries
  • Reduce distance between microphone and receiver (max 80m).
  • Ensure clear line of sight to antennas.
  • Relocate receiver or interfering devices.
  • Replace microphone batteries.
Poor sound quality / Distortion
  • Microphone volume too high
  • Input gain on mixer/amplifier too high
  • External interference
  • Reduce VOLUME A/B on receiver.
  • Adjust input gain on your mixer/amplifier.
  • Check for and eliminate sources of interference.
RF indicator not lighting up
  • Microphone OFF or out of range
  • Microphone batteries dead
  • Antennas not connected or positioned correctly
  • Turn microphone ON and bring it closer to the receiver.
  • Replace microphone batteries.
  • Ensure antennas are securely connected and upright.

9. Specifications

FeatureDetail
BrandAudibax
Model NameMissouri 2000 A
Model Number10107904
Connectivity TechnologyWireless (VHF), XLR
Microphone Form FactorHandheld
Polar PatternUnidirectional (Cardioid)
Frequency Response40 Hz - 18 KHz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio105 dB
Audio Sensitivity105 Decibel
Noise Level103 Decibel
Receiver Frequencies179.300 MHz / 188.100 MHz
Power SourceReceiver: 230V AC; Microphones: AA Batteries (not included)
Number of Channels2
Operating RangeUp to 80 meters (line of sight)
Product Dimensions (LxWxH)39 x 31 x 8 cm
Item Weight1.04 Kilograms
Recommended UsesVideoconferencing, Karaoke
Included ComponentsMicrophones, Receiver, User Manual

10. Warranty and Support

For warranty information and technical support, please refer to the documentation provided with your purchase or contact Audibax customer service directly. Keep your proof of purchase for any warranty claims.

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