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Good price/value rate
The unit does it's job mostly well but before buying you need to consider some facts, I hope this review will help you to make your decision.
Focus mode is a very good feature of the product, you can monitor two independent mono sources and set a balance between them in 31 steps. But you need to know that even if you set the maximum difference (like hard panning left and right), both monitors will contain some signal of the other. Try to use with not completely different mixes.
The unit makes some hiss but in a loud environment this will be not a huge problem and there's an onboard EQ in the receiver.
The most important fact is that the earphones will cancel other band member's play if you don't listen to complete mix causing to get off from tempo.
Setting up the system is very easy and it comes with enough accessories for immediate use including earphones, batteries for receiver, rack mounting kit and antenna extender cable. The device worths it's price but I guess, price of "big" names like Sennheiser and Shure have a reason.
Pros:
price, lot of accessories, easy setup
Cons:
both channel contain other input's signal even if hard panned, some hiss if noisegate is open
Focus mode is a very good feature of the product, you can monitor two independent mono sources and set a balance between them in 31 steps. But you need to know that even if you set the maximum difference (like hard panning left and right), both monitors will contain some signal of the other. Try to use with not completely different mixes.
The unit makes some hiss but in a loud environment this will be not a huge problem and there's an onboard EQ in the receiver.
The most important fact is that the earphones will cancel other band member's play if you don't listen to complete mix causing to get off from tempo.
Setting up the system is very easy and it comes with enough accessories for immediate use including earphones, batteries for receiver, rack mounting kit and antenna extender cable. The device worths it's price but I guess, price of "big" names like Sennheiser and Shure have a reason.
Pros:
price, lot of accessories, easy setup
Cons:
both channel contain other input's signal even if hard panned, some hiss if noisegate is open
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Decent and valuable
We bought this for our two backing vocalists. They were skeptic about IEMs but were enthusiast after gigging with them. You can't really complaint about this unit, given it's price.
The volume control on the bodypacks only starts working at half the volume, so you don't have a large room for adjustment, but that's not a dealbreaker. The limiter is not that good, overall the price difference with more costly units like the one I use is there, but if you can't spend more or just want to try IEMs, this is perfectly fine. The headphones are decent in sound quality, but for better isolation I would raccomend to change those. Rackmount accessories and antennas are ok.
The volume control on the bodypacks only starts working at half the volume, so you don't have a large room for adjustment, but that's not a dealbreaker. The limiter is not that good, overall the price difference with more costly units like the one I use is there, but if you can't spend more or just want to try IEMs, this is perfectly fine. The headphones are decent in sound quality, but for better isolation I would raccomend to change those. Rackmount accessories and antennas are ok.
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Nice to start with if you do not want to spend a lot of money. When you split stereo into two monos, you may encounter some problems like hearing something which is mute, etc... Otherwise, the system works well.
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Great Value
These monitors are great value for money. I have no interference issues using them in a 20m zone of the receiver and with a little bit of adjustment with the gains and volumes get a good clear vocal and instrument sound even using the provided in ear headphones.
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