Wireless in Ear Monitor System, 2 Channel 6 Bodypacks Pro Mono IEM System for Musicians, Metal Rack Mount Monitor w/ 2x40 UHF Frequencies, 330ft Range for Band, Stage or Studio (IME-6000)

Excellent for singers and musicians. We use it at my church and everything goes great.

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Has excellent sound quality, low background noise and lots of range on the volume. No signal loss, noise or interference even when transmitting through walls and from 150+ feet. Tested with the batteries on the initial charge and had no issues. After 2 hours the battery indicator barely moved.

We use these at our church. Great for musicians.

I've been using In Ear Monitors (IEMs) for a few years now. I finally have my whole band using them, too, which is nice since I'm the one who owns and runs the PA system - I don't have to supply or wire floor monitors, which saves me work and time. However, I've had my drummer and my keyboard player have their IEM receivers die while at a gig. I ordered this as a backup for IEMs. It's mono, so be aware of that, but to me that's no big deal as long as I hear what I need to hear. It's a lightweight rackmount transmitter and doesn't add much bulk to my system so it's easy to include with my gear. Sound quality is pretty good, range is good, and battery life is fine (it'll last at least 5 hours with fresh batteries.) It has added peace of mind to my stage gear.

I got these in a box with no damage at all and they wouldn’t power on. I read and reread the book that came with them. No help. They never would turn on. I was actually hoping to exchange it with one that works but couldn’t so I did the return process and haven’t heard anything else. No refund yet it’s been over a week since they left with UPS and it still shows them being in transit

Lots of drop outs but to be fair we have some wireless mics that are on a close frequency to the IEM. Other than that the sound quality isn’t bad.

I got these with the ambition of performing on stage. So far, I've only used them in a practice environment, but they feel really nice and seem to be similar to what I'd expect a professional band to use. So far so good, I'm hoping having the gear will help motivate me to get over the ol' stage fright aspect!