We have been using 6 of these units for about 2 years now and I have to say that this is an HONEST and FAIR review. We purchased two of the units with 2 receivers each so we had a couple of spares on hand. In two years we've experienced zero transmitter failures and only one receiver that is "questionable". With a little frequency planning and some attention to the mix you're sending the unit (as Jake referenced) this is a viable option. At this point our church can afford to replace them with the Shure or Sennheiser system but we've found no reason to go this route. This is a reliable system at an amazing price.
So are you guys running 6 individual transmitters? Or can you have multiple mixes with one transmitter? I’m looking at going this route but I want to be able to run various mixes. Just trying to figure out the best way to do that. Thanks. 😁
Livin The Life we are running 6 separate transmitters. Each transmitter can do either a single stereo or a single mono mix. You can’t split the transmitter into two independent mono mixes like you can with the shure system. However, you can pair several receivers to the same transmitter so several people can share the same mix. I used a piece of software to build a profile for the transmitter and plugged in all 100 frequencies they can use. Then I ran a frequency analyzer to determine which frequencies would work together. This helps multiple transmitters play nice with one another. Since we’re not mobile, I only had to do this once and it has worked well since then. Definitely not as convenient as the units that will auto search but it wasn’t that difficult either.
Churchfront with Jake Gosselin Hey Jake I wanted to pick your brain on something to help my fiancé’s church in Spain with their sound set up. At what email can I contact you to chat...?
Ah man. This was so helpful. Even just your quick look at the wired headphone AMP's answered massive questions we're currently having about going IEM. We honestly don't have the space to run stereo mixes out for many of our team on stage but 1 channel p/person in the wired solution becomes super doable. Thanks so much. May the LORD bless you guys!
Great Review. Had mine for about 18 months now. Plenty of rehearsals and shows on them with zero issues. Your comments on low level hiss when nothing is going on is spot on.. it goes away as soon as any band member starts playing. I also found the same with the bus signal, give it a slightly less hot signal and it will be good to you.
I'm looking at the LD systems wireless IEM system at the moment. Used the Sennheiser gear in a touring team and it's solid but was never really blown away with the audio quality either in all honesty but that could have just been my mix :) Thanks for the review man! definitely, appreciate some of these more budget-friendly items being reviewed too!
Thanks for the review, Jake. We're always looking for budget friendly options, and this one may pay off. Unfortunately, single packs are already sold out on Amazon. But the quad receiver packs are available if you can get away with one mix for multiple people. Singles are available at other shops online, but are a bit more expensive at $210.
We've used this system for 3 years You get what you pay for. We needed to get our transmitter box on stage but we run 4 musicians off of the one transmitter and mix and have had no issues. No the audio isn't super high quality but it gets the job done plus more and beats floor monitors for us.
When I was leading worship I bought this system, as I have always disliked the wedges on the front of the stage. Amazon actually had this system as a return think I paid 135 for it. I’ve never used shure or any high end system, for the weekly practice and leading worship for 2 years it was great! Took a few weeks to dial in, but it was great! Other concern I noticed, I could not have “everything” running into it. My guitar, vocals, bit of the other vocals and that was it. Anything too much more then that, and I felt like the system would start dropping out. Not terrible, had I continued to lead worship I seen they offered a instrument one that I wanted to try.
Just wanted to mention a couple of things that might help push people towards this system. 1. The low volume hiss happens in 90% of wireless monitor systems, even most of the sennheisers. It's more obvious in some, but still happens most of the time. 2. Every wireless monitor system has a limiter built in to stop the transmitter and receiver from clipping. You have to play with it while mixing to get it to that sweet spot on your mix without it pushing the limiter too hard or being too quiet. This is where the Shure and Sennheiser etc really differ from the affordable systems - They have better preamps with more headroom and higher floor noise ratio and more control over this in the systems. MY recommendation: Buy 1 and try it. Spend plenty of time with it, make sure you have an experienced audio engineer with you, and figure out the limits of the system. Sometimes there are even frequency ranges that start limiting before others (i.e. maybe the lows start limiting before the mids or highs). If you spend enough time really dialing these systems in, and taking note of it's quirks and sweet spots, then you can get it to sound good. Don't get me wrong, the higher end systems will always have higher audio quality potential. But I know for a fact that the majority of people using the higher end systems don't take the time to dial them in either. So if you take the time and do it right, you can get your mix with this system to sound just as good, if not better, than someone using a high-end system who doesn't take the time.
Exactly my experience with the Phenyx Pro PTM-10. Beltpack noise floor is higher than I figured it would be and the compression (limiter) was quite noticeable. I have so experiment more, like you suggested, to get the sweet spot.
In another video you mentioned getting two packs and splitting left and right so you could get two setups with one receiver. Is that possible with this system?
Hey Jake, thanks for this review. We're looking at giving this a shot to replace cabled the In Ear Monitors for the singers. My question is, can we have two separate in ear monitor mixes with this? It looks to me like we can. I would imagine we can connect each mix to each input and on the outputs we will get the separate mixes. I'm just not well versed with this audio stuff, so wanted to confirm
Hey! Great video. Is there any way you’d be able to record the sound quality that you might hear when in your ears at all? We are looking for a budget solution in our church for our vocals but want to know what “sound quality” you get from these. Thanks
Glad you can identify with some wireless monitoring systems from brands other than Sennheiser/Shure, my friend. We (Debra Audio) have also developed our own wireless monitoring system, and the price/performance ratio is also very good. I think the mass market needs such a practical product, after all, not everyone can pay high fees to use more targeted professional products.
Having it to be too loud, and noticeable static noice, it could be your earphones are too sensitive to the system, you can try adding impedance increasing adapters, and maybe it will fix it.
Is it possible to use a transmitter with another type of receiver. For Example, if i tried to use a transmitter and connect it to a shure receiver that was meant for an sm58?
Please someone show us beginners how to plug this system iem into the soundboard with wireless mic? Not a single site will show how. The manual does not show plug basics either. Thank you, Rhonda Medina.
Need help. I bought these last week all is connected and the transmitter is picking up signal but I don't hear any audio from any of the receivers despite getting signal. What could this this be? I appreciate the help!
Hey Jake I have been using this same system for a few years now. Do you have the limiter feature on the pack set? I have found it can be a bit aggressive. Especially with Click. I found it was actually ducking my signal because it was hitting the threshold with the click. With the stereo setup and turning that off I found I can get pretty good volume out of it and no weird compression issues.
I will say I do get the odd interference issue but I think that has more to do with out space being slightly weird with signals and being bathed in wifi from my ipad for lyrics and computer running ableton. haha! I used it once before at a middle school camp I help out with music at and I had not interference in that place, it was about as far away from me as it is at church, and I would even walk to the back of the room. Probably a good 100' and still have no dropouts. Actually was giving me less fits than the older Shure PSM300 system some of the band was using. Really is a solid low cost option.
What frequency band does this transmitter/receiver combo work in? If you’re mentioning that this may be a solution for long term, we have to remember that the FCC has sold off the 600-700 MHz range. So by 2020, there would be problems arising with cross talk and the noise floor if they operate in those frequency ranges. Also, what is the customer service like for the unit if something is damaged? These are some important factors in pricing and longevity too.
Audio fusion requires alot more buy in you need a mac, iphones a powerful wifi router $100 per member and still need the inears and decent cables. Of you are already all in mac eco system and own the iphones and have a powerful router it may be a decent option. I personally think its alot of setup time if you are not using it as a permanent install. Wifi signal especially 2.4 ghz band is extremely crowded too so interference may be a concern. These are just things to consider if you are looking into it.
Hey Jake we use and x32 board, do you know if we can run mono with these, using one transmitter and two receivers, while having a separate mix for each pack using the app? (excuse the run-on sentence lol)
You cannot have separate mixes for each receiver pack. I am the worship leader at my church, and we use these systems. We run an x32 and use 5 sets of these ( single transmitters with dual receivers). That gives us 5 stereo monitor mixes for 10 people. We share mixes with "like" instruments. Guitarists with guitarists, bgv's share one, rhythm section share, etc... They are EXCELLENT for the money!
Clipping issues most likely due to the cheap limiters on most systems. I turn the limiters off on mine and use my x18 mixers limiter. I haven't used a set of iems that cant handle bass yet its almost always been the limiters or clipping due to improper gain staging.
Jonathan Villaca I bought one with 2 receivers not so long ago. It’s pretty good. The only downfall is I wish it came with rack ears so I can mount it to my case. I get a little hiss every now and then, but yeah I agree with you. It is pretty good. I’m looking for another brand now that’s stereo and rackable, and this may be the way to go.
This would be great if they where still available I bought one and got my in ear rack setup for it then they all sold out sadly. I saw two major youtube channels post good reviews on them and shortly after they sold out.
sounds like the word is out on them.. me and the other guitar player in the band bought these in the spring of 2018 figuring we would give it a chance.. we have been happy!!!
Kade Mallett compression is the biggest problem. Those cheap systems have a very hard compression in sound so you won‘t get the full range of frequency. It‘s more than enough to get some signal to your ears in a small band but on rock stages you will loose.
Does the pack perhaps have a limiting feature? Might explain the high level of compression. I know one system that does this... it shall remain unnamed! lol
My Shure PCM 200 does this compression thing you have to crank it way up I wish I could turn that off the PCM 200 uses a lot of battery 9 volts cuz I have to crank it compensate for this compression I was hoping this wouldn't have that problem cuz cuz it has an XLR out through which is what I use a lot
So I ended up buying the U4s and I'm gonna test them in a real world show next week! I hope I'll remember to update you on them just in case you were considering getting them
No doubt you get what you pay for. But not everyone can't afford Shure/Sennheiser. Thanks for the review! Still using the Behringer HA8000 for the seated worship team members.
@@micahmartin4379 it works great! I have 3 AUX running into it. One group of 3 (bass, electric drums, electric guitar... these guys love playing together) use 1 AUX, 2 keyboards use another, and the lead singer/guitarist uses another. And there is still room for more. They are all seated or standing in one spot. Using the Behringer XR18, so they adjust their IEM and have volume control on the HA8000 is they want to make their ears bleed.
The HA8000 works but after a few years ours is kind of getting worse. I’ve personally switched to using a Rolls PM50s which works the same but to me sounds a lot better through my CIEMs. Not comparable in price to get 8 people on these units but I’ve found it’s been worth it, personally
@@infinityx678 Rolls has a better reputation, but for the cost of the HA8000 and if you are on a budget (I am, I'm retired), the HA8000 works. For me, a "few years" of service is more than acceptable considering the price of the unit. There is always something better, but at a price. I've paid for our system to go from analog to digital here in Poland, so price is a big consideration. The HA8000 works all the time.
@@Reyfox1 Oh yeah, definitely :) just wanted to provide some info around my experience with the HA8000. It's a great unit to help get everything up and running! especially if your church is looking to move away from on stage monitors
I thought about picking one up and giving it a try and passing my Audio2000s to my keyboard player. I have only seen like one or two and some people say it works great for the money but there is one that said they had issues.
I bought one to compare to the audio 2000 system and had to return it. The sound and build quality where excellent on it but I couldn't get stable conecction on any of its 16 channels I had bad drop outs and interference sadly so I kept the audio 2000 because it was stable even thru brick walls and 100 ft away on pretty much every channel. The sound quality is abit mid scooped for my taste and the body pack is extremely cheaply made but the stability is what sold me on it. In the end it sounds clear and loud as I want when I need it has true stereo signal and is simple to use.
We have been using 6 of these units for about 2 years now and I have to say that this is an HONEST and FAIR review. We purchased two of the units with 2 receivers each so we had a couple of spares on hand. In two years we've experienced zero transmitter failures and only one receiver that is "questionable". With a little frequency planning and some attention to the mix you're sending the unit (as Jake referenced) this is a viable option.
At this point our church can afford to replace them with the Shure or Sennheiser system but we've found no reason to go this route. This is a reliable system at an amazing price.
Thanks for sharing Christopher. I was hoping to hear from someone with more time spent with these. Awesome to hear they have held up.
@@Churchfront Much appreciated both of you. Good to know if any of these lower-cost options are viable or usable :) Thanks chaps!
So are you guys running 6 individual transmitters? Or can you have multiple mixes with one transmitter? I’m looking at going this route but I want to be able to run various mixes. Just trying to figure out the best way to do that. Thanks. 😁
Livin The Life we are running 6 separate transmitters. Each transmitter can do either a single stereo or a single mono mix. You can’t split the transmitter into two independent mono mixes like you can with the shure system. However, you can pair several receivers to the same transmitter so several people can share the same mix.
I used a piece of software to build a profile for the transmitter and plugged in all 100 frequencies they can use. Then I ran a frequency analyzer to determine which frequencies would work together. This helps multiple transmitters play nice with one another. Since we’re not mobile, I only had to do this once and it has worked well since then. Definitely not as convenient as the units that will auto search but it wasn’t that difficult either.
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Hey Jake I wanted to pick your brain on something to help my fiancé’s church in Spain with their sound set up. At what email can I contact you to chat...?
Thanks for reviewing the lower cost options for those of us at small churches, it really helps.
Not even at churches. Musicians/performers anywhere.
Ah man. This was so helpful. Even just your quick look at the wired headphone AMP's answered massive questions we're currently having about going IEM. We honestly don't have the space to run stereo mixes out for many of our team on stage but 1 channel p/person in the wired solution becomes super doable. Thanks so much. May the LORD bless you guys!
Great Review. Had mine for about 18 months now. Plenty of rehearsals and shows on them with zero issues. Your comments on low level hiss when nothing is going on is spot on.. it goes away as soon as any band member starts playing. I also found the same with the bus signal, give it a slightly less hot signal and it will be good to you.
I'm looking at the LD systems wireless IEM system at the moment. Used the Sennheiser gear in a touring team and it's solid but was never really blown away with the audio quality either in all honesty but that could have just been my mix :)
Thanks for the review man! definitely, appreciate some of these more budget-friendly items being reviewed too!
I was researching those, and I found that the entry level model is garbage, the better version seems to work but you shouldnt expect it to be great.
Grateful for your review ! 👍🏿👍🏿
This is very helpful and practical solution to my search.
Thanks for the review, Jake. We're always looking for budget friendly options, and this one may pay off. Unfortunately, single packs are already sold out on Amazon. But the quad receiver packs are available if you can get away with one mix for multiple people. Singles are available at other shops online, but are a bit more expensive at $210.
Ah! Such a bummer. Hopefully the restock them soon. Bad timing for them to be out of stock lol
We've used this system for 3 years
You get what you pay for. We needed to get our transmitter box on stage but we run 4 musicians off of the one transmitter and mix and have had no issues. No the audio isn't super high quality but it gets the job done plus more and beats floor monitors for us.
When I was leading worship I bought this system, as I have always disliked the wedges on the front of the stage. Amazon actually had this system as a return think I paid 135 for it.
I’ve never used shure or any high end system, for the weekly practice and leading worship for 2 years it was great! Took a few weeks to dial in, but it was great!
Other concern I noticed, I could not have “everything” running into it. My guitar, vocals, bit of the other vocals and that was it. Anything too much more then that, and I felt like the system would start dropping out.
Not terrible, had I continued to lead worship I seen they offered a instrument one that I wanted to try.
I've used a MiPro 909 for years, but I've always been curious with these for others in my band.
Thks dude, from tijuana, Mexico :D
Hey Jake. Great video. I actually bought these and am wondering how to split one transmitter to two receivers and maintain different mixes for each.
Wow super amazing god blessed
Just wanted to mention a couple of things that might help push people towards this system.
1. The low volume hiss happens in 90% of wireless monitor systems, even most of the sennheisers. It's more obvious in some, but still happens most of the time.
2. Every wireless monitor system has a limiter built in to stop the transmitter and receiver from clipping. You have to play with it while mixing to get it to that sweet spot on your mix without it pushing the limiter too hard or being too quiet. This is where the Shure and Sennheiser etc really differ from the affordable systems - They have better preamps with more headroom and higher floor noise ratio and more control over this in the systems.
MY recommendation: Buy 1 and try it. Spend plenty of time with it, make sure you have an experienced audio engineer with you, and figure out the limits of the system. Sometimes there are even frequency ranges that start limiting before others (i.e. maybe the lows start limiting before the mids or highs). If you spend enough time really dialing these systems in, and taking note of it's quirks and sweet spots, then you can get it to sound good. Don't get me wrong, the higher end systems will always have higher audio quality potential. But I know for a fact that the majority of people using the higher end systems don't take the time to dial them in either. So if you take the time and do it right, you can get your mix with this system to sound just as good, if not better, than someone using a high-end system who doesn't take the time.
Exactly my experience with the Phenyx Pro PTM-10. Beltpack noise floor is higher than I figured it would be and the compression (limiter) was quite noticeable. I have so experiment more, like you suggested, to get the sweet spot.
In another video you mentioned getting two packs and splitting left and right so you could get two setups with one receiver. Is that possible with this system?
Hey thanks for the shoutout. glad I could help.
Joshua Taliaferro So how is it that it works? Do I just take off the back plate with a screw driver & put it on high?
@@manny4017 yeah man. simple as that.
Thanks! I been looking for a wireless in ear system. How many can you have simultaneously?
Hey Jake, thanks for this review. We're looking at giving this a shot to replace cabled the In Ear Monitors for the singers. My question is, can we have two separate in ear monitor mixes with this? It looks to me like we can. I would imagine we can connect each mix to each input and on the outputs we will get the separate mixes. I'm just not well versed with this audio stuff, so wanted to confirm
Hey! Great video. Is there any way you’d be able to record the sound quality that you might hear when in your ears at all? We are looking for a budget solution in our church for our vocals but want to know what “sound quality” you get from these. Thanks
Which would you recommend then, audio fusion or this transmitter?
Glad you can identify with some wireless monitoring systems from brands other than Sennheiser/Shure, my friend. We (Debra Audio) have also developed our own wireless monitoring system, and the price/performance ratio is also very good. I think the mass market needs such a practical product, after all, not everyone can pay high fees to use more targeted professional products.
Been using about 6 months. We fight a lot of drift, RF and poor audio at 35 ft. Would moving them closer help?
Hey there! Great video.. Just checking in to see if you are still using the or if you are still satisfied with it. Thx.
Can you make a review on Xtuga IEM1200 and sr2080 Wireless in-ears?
Having it to be too loud, and noticeable static noice, it could be your earphones are too sensitive to the system, you can try adding impedance increasing adapters, and maybe it will fix it.
Is it possible to use a transmitter with another type of receiver. For Example, if i tried to use a transmitter and connect it to a shure receiver that was meant for an sm58?
Can you please do a review of the Phenyx Pro PTM 10 & 11?
What’s your opinion on galaxy audio
How many receivers can I sync with one transmiter?
what rechargeable batteries do you recommend that can last more than an 1hr and can charge quick?
Please someone show us beginners how to plug this system iem into the soundboard with wireless mic? Not a single site will show how. The manual does not show plug basics either. Thank you, Rhonda Medina.
Is it possible to get more than 1 transmitter going for more mixes? Like how Shure has antenna combiners for multiple transmitters.
Are you able to send two separate mono mixes to the dual pack transmitter?
question: Would this (or any other budget friendly IEM) sound better if you used a better/custom ear bud?
Jake hello there. Is there anyway you can do a review for a good carrying case for a IEM, and microphone system set up?
Anthony y Vanessa this system comes with a hard case.
Need help. I bought these last week all is connected and the transmitter is picking up signal but I don't hear any audio from any of the receivers despite getting signal. What could this this be? I appreciate the help!
How is this compared with the AudioFusion system?
Hey Jake I have been using this same system for a few years now. Do you have the limiter feature on the pack set? I have found it can be a bit aggressive. Especially with Click. I found it was actually ducking my signal because it was hitting the threshold with the click. With the stereo setup and turning that off I found I can get pretty good volume out of it and no weird compression issues.
I will say I do get the odd interference issue but I think that has more to do with out space being slightly weird with signals and being bathed in wifi from my ipad for lyrics and computer running ableton. haha! I used it once before at a middle school camp I help out with music at and I had not interference in that place, it was about as far away from me as it is at church, and I would even walk to the back of the room. Probably a good 100' and still have no dropouts. Actually was giving me less fits than the older Shure PSM300 system some of the band was using. Really is a solid low cost option.
Would you consider it better than the xvive u4?
What frequency band does this transmitter/receiver combo work in? If you’re mentioning that this may be a solution for long term, we have to remember that the FCC has sold off the 600-700 MHz range. So by 2020, there would be problems arising with cross talk and the noise floor if they operate in those frequency ranges. Also, what is the customer service like for the unit if something is damaged? These are some important factors in pricing and longevity too.
It's manual says 571 - 598 MHz
So I am planning to go to a wireless system. I need something on the low end for my budget. Can you do a video on the Audio Fusion va Audio 2000?
Audio fusion requires alot more buy in you need a mac, iphones a powerful wifi router $100 per member and still need the inears and decent cables. Of you are already all in mac eco system and own the iphones and have a powerful router it may be a decent option. I personally think its alot of setup time if you are not using it as a permanent install. Wifi signal especially 2.4 ghz band is extremely crowded too so interference may be a concern. These are just things to consider if you are looking into it.
Hey Jake we use and x32 board, do you know if we can run mono with these, using one transmitter and two receivers, while having a separate mix for each pack using the app? (excuse the run-on sentence lol)
You cannot have separate mixes for each receiver pack. I am the worship leader at my church, and we use these systems. We run an x32 and use 5 sets of these ( single transmitters with dual receivers). That gives us 5 stereo monitor mixes for 10 people. We share mixes with "like" instruments. Guitarists with guitarists, bgv's share one, rhythm section share, etc... They are EXCELLENT for the money!
Can it handle the low end of a Electronic Drum set? The kick drum on my Roland TD-50 distorts on most cheap in ear systems.
Clipping issues most likely due to the cheap limiters on most systems. I turn the limiters off on mine and use my x18 mixers limiter. I haven't used a set of iems that cant handle bass yet its almost always been the limiters or clipping due to improper gain staging.
You should try the "anleon s2" is the best cheap in ear monytor system i've ever try.
Jonathan Villaca
I bought one with 2 receivers not so long ago.
It’s pretty good.
The only downfall is I wish it came with rack ears so I can mount it to my case.
I get a little hiss every now and then, but yeah I agree with you. It is pretty good.
I’m looking for another brand now that’s stereo and rackable, and this may be the way to go.
This would be great if they where still available I bought one and got my in ear rack setup for it then they all sold out sadly. I saw two major youtube channels post good reviews on them and shortly after they sold out.
sounds like the word is out on them.. me and the other guitar player in the band bought these in the spring of 2018 figuring we would give it a chance.. we have been happy!!!
I just bought a 4 pack on Monday and got them yesterday!
How does the audio quality compare to the wired Beringer HA8000 setup you have there?
Nothing beats a cable :)
The mic you used in this video is REALLY crisp and clean. What mic is that?
Shure SM7B
You mentioned the sound lacks some quality. Have you tested this with other in-ears?
Kade Mallett compression is the biggest problem. Those cheap systems have a very hard compression in sound so you won‘t get the full range of frequency. It‘s more than enough to get some signal to your ears in a small band but on rock stages you will loose.
a power supply replacement?
What earbuds are you using?
Does the pack perhaps have a limiting feature?
Might explain the high level of compression. I know one system that does this... it shall remain unnamed! lol
My Shure PCM 200 does this compression thing you have to crank it way up I wish I could turn that off the PCM 200 uses a lot of battery 9 volts cuz I have to crank it compensate for this compression I was hoping this wouldn't have that problem cuz cuz it has an XLR out through which is what I use a lot
This ones compared to Xvive U4? Anyone have tried both? Thanks!
I’d love to know
So I ended up buying the U4s and I'm gonna test them in a real world show next week! I hope I'll remember to update you on them just in case you were considering getting them
@@chalocide I’ll set a reminder to remind me in 7 days to check in with you lol
Please do! I'll be glad to help! Text me Sunday next week ;)
I followed your link its $378 no matter which pack i choose
whats your wireless guitar set up?
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Is it in stereo?
No doubt you get what you pay for. But not everyone can't afford Shure/Sennheiser. Thanks for the review! Still using the Behringer HA8000 for the seated worship team members.
I just got the HA8000, how do you and your team like it?
@@micahmartin4379 it works great! I have 3 AUX running into it. One group of 3 (bass, electric drums, electric guitar... these guys love playing together) use 1 AUX, 2 keyboards use another, and the lead singer/guitarist uses another. And there is still room for more. They are all seated or standing in one spot. Using the Behringer XR18, so they adjust their IEM and have volume control on the HA8000 is they want to make their ears bleed.
The HA8000 works but after a few years ours is kind of getting worse. I’ve personally switched to using a Rolls PM50s which works the same but to me sounds a lot better through my CIEMs. Not comparable in price to get 8 people on these units but I’ve found it’s been worth it, personally
@@infinityx678 Rolls has a better reputation, but for the cost of the HA8000 and if you are on a budget (I am, I'm retired), the HA8000 works. For me, a "few years" of service is more than acceptable considering the price of the unit. There is always something better, but at a price. I've paid for our system to go from analog to digital here in Poland, so price is a big consideration. The HA8000 works all the time.
@@Reyfox1 Oh yeah, definitely :) just wanted to provide some info around my experience with the HA8000. It's a great unit to help get everything up and running! especially if your church is looking to move away from on stage monitors
Would you review Vocopro IEM-Digital? they just got out this year but can't find many reviews for it.
I thought about picking one up and giving it a try and passing my Audio2000s to my keyboard player. I have only seen like one or two and some people say it works great for the money but there is one that said they had issues.
I bought one to compare to the audio 2000 system and had to return it. The sound and build quality where excellent on it but I couldn't get stable conecction on any of its 16 channels I had bad drop outs and interference sadly so I kept the audio 2000 because it was stable even thru brick walls and 100 ft away on pretty much every channel. The sound quality is abit mid scooped for my taste and the body pack is extremely cheaply made but the stability is what sold me on it. In the end it sounds clear and loud as I want when I need it has true stereo signal and is simple to use.
@@seancca I guess we could order one from amazon and return it if it doesn't work out
@@ironblast5 I'll have to sit back and keep using wired IEMs until I can afford a shure
Noah Pedraza yeah waiting on an approval for spending with church and might give it a chance if not will return it.
Stereo?
Disclaimer: This works if you don't worship at all
Did you try Galaxy Audio IEM Monitor System?
I had a galaxy unit both series they where Awful!
Carvin IEM bruh. Don't forget about Carvin.
they do a monthly sale where they drop down to 350 usually. We use it in our band.
So get rid of the P16
This was fast, out of stock in less than a day. Only the 4 pack sale is available...
correction $338
Tried em and they were trash, signal drops etc
Bro, it's not a stage. It's an altar.
500$ on ebay sir
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2030 : YAMAHA .
Just followed your link. Now it's $378. 😡
For four packs.
@@aaronrussell897 I specifically chose 1 pack...
PSM 300. Don't waste money on anything less for this price point. And get SE-535 ear buds.
Can anyone buy it for me ... and I ll send him the money because we don’t have it in here