CHEAP and COMPACT Wireless In Ear Monitor System - Kimafun IEM Review
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- In today's video, we are checking out a very cheap, compact, and portable IEM system from Kimafun. This wireless in-ear monitor system has everything you need in order to start using wireless in-ear monitors, and is very affordable and works great. It does have some limitations to be aware of though. Many thanks to Kimafun for sending me this product to check out, and be sure to subscribe because I'll be giving away a free one next week.
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0:00 - Intro
1:26 - What’s In The Box?
3:59 - Setup
5:45 - Specs
6:06 - Pricing
6:31 - 2.4ghz Frequency
7:07 - My Experience
8:03 - Pros
8:45 - Cons
10:18 - Understanding Limitations
11:20 - Compared to Xvive
12:13 - Who is this for?
13:18 - Great Backup Device
14:58 - Giveaway
16:02 - Outro
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Another great review Scott! Love the format and content, I never miss your videos. And thank you for reviewing the equipment I would be too scared to purchase myself
Thanks! I appreciate that :) And I had my eye on this for a little bit, but I didn't know if it would be good. So I was glad when they reached out, and I was definitely impressed with them.
Always good reviews Scott. Nice to see companies filing this gap in the market with reasonable quality, accessible gear too. And thanks for organising a giveaway. Cheers!
Thanks! And yeah, I love that companies are able to make cheaper products for people on a budget who do just need the absolute basics. It's definitely a smart idea!
I love these reviews. I’ve learned so much watching this channel. Keep up the great work!
Thanks, glad the videos have helped you 🤘
Really enjoy your 'How to' videos but also enjoy your equipment reviews, just so much out there, you help in presenting the choices.
Thanks, I appreciate that. Glad you find both of them useful. I try to do a good variety of both
This is the most useful channel in the entire RUclips . I learn so much thank you Scott 🙏🙏
Thank you! 😊
Nice review. I love your honesty on your reviews. Great format and I always feel you give a true non-biased review. Thank you
Thanks Marc!
I would love to have one of those! Thank you for reviewing this products for us. This is really helpful for small venues and private shows!
Thanks, glad you liked the video!
You are doing a great job Scott....Amother video that helps us to benefit about good stuff at a lower price... Keep going Scott.
Thanks! Glad to help :)
These videos are great for all the reviews and knowledge! Thanks man !
Thanks David 🤘
Nice work. I love your videos. Someone that just got into the industry like me these videos are perfect. You have helped me select some great gear for great prices. I for one really appreciate it.
Thanks David! 🤘🤘
All of your review is helping me make the decision which to buy, thanks a lot!
Thanks! Glad to help
Nice. Your reviews are great. I’ve already ordered Swift system because of your review. Thanks man!
Thanks! And enjoy the Swiff 🤘
Thanks for all the great content man ! I'm trying to get my band slowly into the realm of wireless things, IEM's and so forth, so would be super cool to try this one out !
Once I went IEM, I couldn't go back :) Welcome down the rabbit hole!
Thanks Scott. You recommended the Swiff guitar wireless. I’ve been using it in my acoustic act for close to a year now and it works flawlessly. Love your videos. Keep them coming
That Swiff one is a really solid wireless! Glad it’s worked for you 🤘
Love the videos! Picked up a cheaper wireless system for bedroom practice off of your recommendation and I've been loving it!
Awesome! Glad it’s been working great for you 🤘
i love your every video.i have learn a lot from you. I never miss your content .Thankyou so much man !You have a very big fan from very far country!
much love
Thanks Sion! I appreciate that!
Let's go ! And thanks for the review, you're doing that really great !
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Pickles! Once again.......stellar review Scott!
Thanks Scott!
Sounds like a great little IEM system for small venues. Thanks Scott!
Definitely 🤘
You are very thorough with your reviews... Love that! I want to try this inner ear monitor!!! 😊
Thanks, Crystal!
Great video as always Scott. you always find great inexpensive options.
Thanks Steve 🤘🤘
I do think this system would be a great entry intro the IER world for me! Thanks so much for the awesome videos and reviews!
Thanks! And yeah, it's a great system to start dipping your toes into IEM's for sure
I really like that you remind people to 'manage their expectations'. People do tend to not consider the price/value/application of gear and expect value priced gear to be comparable to expensive high end equipment.
Thank you! I think most people know to manage expectations, but I’ve seen too many comments that proved otherwise 🤣 thanks for being one of the good ones!
Thanks for sharing this very valuable information! Much Gratitude 🙏 So happy you had an amazing & successful experience in your performance to the thousands!! Wow!
Thanks Ramon! It was a really fun show 🤘
Great review as always. Thanks Scott!!
Thanks Alexey!
Awesome video,just started learning about wireless systems and monitors thanks !!
Welcome down the rabbit hole 😊
Amazing review Scott, I'm interested in IEMs, but budget is tight in my part of the world. I hope your giveaway is available for us subscribers outside of US. Keep on making these terrific videos!
Yup, the giveaway is for anyone in the world. It just might take a little longer to reach you if you win :)
I tried one of the $50 wireless and I love it because of your recommendation and I love it. Gonna give this a try
Nice! Enjoy 🤘🤘
HI Scott! Thanks for the reviews!
Thanks Lee
Thanks, Scott. Will definitely check them out.
Thanks!
Been watching your channel for a while. You've been give me some GREAT ideas on some slightly un-orthodox and cheap-ish ways of getting around spending thousands of dollars on some alternative products
Haha I like that! “Cheap and slightly unorthodox “ 🤘 thanks, I appreciate it!
Thanks for the great review. Will certainly check it out.
Thanks!
Pickles! - Great review and awesome channel. Glad I found you, already had subscribed. Again, pickles!
Double pickles! Haha. Thanks for being a subscriber🤘
Thanks for the insightful review.
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Pickles!
Seriously I've been looking at this and the Xvive U4. Either one looks like it could work for our blues bar band. Impressed with both. Thanks for the useful reviews!
Nice! Yeah both would be great IMO for that 👍
Thanks for responding to a previous comment RE the HX Stomp - thats the way I’m thinking of trying IEMs so that was perfect.
Good timing! 😊
That's cool you have a video about the custom earplugs. I'm a huge advocate of the "musician" earplugs from Westone. I've been using those for the last 15+ years and my audiograms have been consistent from the beginning. The good in ears can be a great way to help keep your hearing in check. Great review man!
Thanks! And yeah custom molds are super nice for sure!
Great video
As always through and on point.
Thank you!
great info!
Excellent review as always!
Thanks Craig!
I'm guitarist and I like to use wireless stuff, I love walking around on stage with no limitation. Thanks for review these equipment.
Even as someone who just does backup vocals (I never take the mic off the stand), I still prefer a wireless mic just so I don't have cables dangling around me. So I understand!
another great review of some practical, inexpensive gear for solo gigs...
Thanks Steve. And yes, for solo gigs these would be great!
Thank you for the video about this. I really like your channel
Thanks Lewis!
These look really good. Thanks for the review!
Thanks!
I'm in an acoustic two piece band. I wish I would have seen this prior to buying a much more expensive system after watching one of your reviews. Love your reviews.
Thanks! And I wouldn't feel bad... you now have a very reliable system. When you buy cheaper stuff, you almost guarantee that at SOME point it's not going to work. That's just how it is. But now you have way less of a chance of that happening. My expensive sennheiser IEM and wireless system have never failed on me. I know they can... all gear can... but now you have that assurance!
Thanks bro I enjoyed that I'm going to look into them for me and my wife
Nice! Yeah they would be great for a duo especially 🤘
For the price, these are fantastic. I have them on my watch list. Thanks for the review.
Yup, they are definitely priced well for what they do! 🤘
Thank you for the review
Thanks for watching!
Pickles; thank you so much for your neat reviews btw!! - I had never heard of Phenyx Pro until I found your channel hehe!
Thanks! And yeah, PP makes such great inexpensive stuff!
Another amazing Review, thanks!
Thanks Gabriel!
Great review! Love your videos.
Thanks Todd!
pickles!! You do really great reviews by the way, I'd love to check out most of the stuff you show off
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for the review!
And absolutely pickles 😂
Absolutely pickles! 🥒 🥒🥒😂
Love your video!
Thank you 😊
New subscriber here. I've been a rock singer for about 40 years and I'm finally trying to make the switch to IEM's. But I am going in on a budget to get my feet wet. Been shopping for a few weeks now, doing a lot of comparisons. Your channel has been really informative for me since I am a total luddite when it comes to technology. Tech and I just don't get along. Thanks for the information. Your channel is awesome!
Thanks Michael! Glad you like the channel. You can always go wired to get used to IEMs first then dive into wireless too!
I hate wires! 😁 Going wireless to match my mic. I’m actually looking at the Phenyx system for my first dip in the waters. Debating between mono and stereo. Any advice would be appreciated.
Good to know about this I plan to start a band playing small local venues Bars etc and didn't know where to start for my own setup
Just make sure you aren’t using too many of these cheap ones all at once 👍 too much cheap wireless can cause dropouts. But these systems are nice and easy to use 🤘
NIce, helpful review!
Thanks Allen
Nifty stuff man. You give a lot of good information.
Thanks Drew 🤘
I'll give it a 5.8 out of 2.4.
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Thanks Scott, we love all your reviews. Can’t wait for your video on 2.4 gHz!
Thanks! I’ve put it off for too long now, hopefully within the next 4 videos 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic in our band we always try to use your phrase “2.4 is a crowded network”. It’s a simple phrase but it really keeps us honest when we want to add another wireless item. Some venues we play at we have no issues, other venues our cheaper wireless items won’t work.
Also, excited for your MultiTracker app video. We’ve been using the MultiTracker app for about 18 months and love it. We are currently in the process of adding midi DMX commands to sync with our backing tracks.
@@barrymanilowswardrobe80sba51 Nice! Glad you've found it useful. And yeah, that's exactly how it is with cheaper gear. It works at some venues... and others it doesn't. My Sennheiser always works (so far).
And yeah I need to go more in depth into Multi Tracker. Are you going to use the Multi Tracker app to send MIDI commands for lighting control? That's going to be pretty cool!
Love your content. Greetings from Mexico
Thanks Juan!
Appreciate your review on affordable gear, Scott
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New subscriber mate. From Australia. Stumbled across your channel when I was looking for help with Snapshots on the HX Stomp. Safe to say, you helped. Cheers
Thanks! I appreciate it 🤘🤘
Great review and video. Amazing price too. Wow. Nice 👍
Thank you!
I'm obsessed with wireless gears too. Great review btw! 🍻
I have way too much wireless haha!
Looks like a really nice system, nice review.
Thanks, best bang for your buck cheap IEM system imo
Great video! down to earth.
Thank you 🤘
Man this channel is priceless! Too much and very well presented information. Even if I don't get the giveaway (xD) I have to say this! Many thanks for everything and keep up the good job
Thank you Jhonathan! I appreciate that 🤘🤘
Thx for your review
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Pickles.
Interesting little product. Love the videos! I got the ammoon guitar wireless a while back negative of your videos. They finally stopped working after a bunch of shows and traveling. Actually they work but the little power slide button busted on one of them. So now i have the nux 5.8 ones. I like the nux much more but i do wish they used usb type c.
Great videos. Cheers
Someone said pickles :) hahaha I knew someone would! Thanks. And yeah, the cheaper stuff is almost always made of cheaper quality, so it's easier to break. That's part of the risk. The NUX ones are really nice, especially in that case! My ammoon ones are still working well (I have 2 sets)
Thanks Scott! Another great review of some inexpensive gear! I bought my wireless guitar system on your recommendation and it’s performed faultlessly over the last 18 months👍🏼😎🎸
Cheers, Neil (Albany, West Australia🐳)
Awesome, glad to hear that! Which one did you get? 🤘
@@ScottUhlMusic The Cuave Airbridge system..could have other names too🤔 Around $60AUS and works really well!🤘🏼
I just bought this one right now and I’m excited to use it. Thank you!
Nice! Enjoy 🤘
@@ScottUhlMusic And you do recommend the CCA C12 right? Why do you recommend the without mic?
Yes, CCA12s are great for the price. And you never want the version with mic for IEMs 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic do you know which one is the affordable mixer?
@@Pamjay22 Affordable mixer?
I'm loving all the 90s gifs man 😂
If I play in a 90s band I might as well use them :)
That would be really useful!
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Im a sound guy at my church and your videos have helped me to pick new gear quite often
Awesome! I'm glad to hear that :)
@@ScottUhlMusic side note. Do you have any issues with your Shure BLX system? We just go the blx288/sm58 from sweetwater, and the left half of the unit will not receive the signal from either mic. Sweetwater is going to warranty it but I was wondering what your experience has been
@@baron1c The BLX system worked great for a long time! It stopped working when we added 6 more wireless in the same rack haha... which is exactly what you are NOT supposed to do with cheaper wireless. BLX can't have that many wireless working at all once and you have to upgrade to the SLX to get more channels. As long as you do not use too many wireless, the BLX is an amazing system!
@@ScottUhlMusic ah ok thanks. Yea it wont work even when its the only system running. We have 3 sure ULX systems and the one dual BLX. But not all of them run at one time. Max of 3 mics at once. Hopefully we got a lemon and the next one will be great
Great work on the vid as usual. Hey what
Pickup do u recommend for acoustic guitar live? Thanks
Pickups? Are you thinking of changing the pickup in your acoustic guitar? I’ve just always kept whichever ones came with mine. My Taylor and Babicz both have great ones. But I would look into Fishman ones if you are interested in changing it out 👍
Great balanced review. I have been wondering how these are in the wild.
I was hesitant on it at first for sure. But they are quite impressive! Like I said in the video, if you don't have to go too far from the receiver, and leave it away from routers and such, it's pretty impressive!
Scott, love your channel! Would love to have one of those IEM. I just bought a Zoom L12 mixer/recorder to use with our band and would love to incorporate those in the monitor outs it has(5 of them) and each monitor channel can have it’s own mix!
I also took the plunge on the NUX B5RC wireless system you reviewed and love that too! Folks this guy knows what he’s talking about!
Thanks Jim! Glad you are enjoying the NUX system. It’s quite amazing for sure!
Great review!
Thank you!
This is a good In Ear Monitor System for a band👍🏽
For a full band, I think you might run out of channels easier the more you use. But for a few members, yeah definitely!
Thanks for the review! Seriously considering them! May not have to buy em either 😏😏
Haha it’s possible 😊
Look great, could be super handy at future gigs,
I've been dealing with a combo of a Donner stereo wireless system paired with a Behringer Powerplay 2 to drive my headphones, super clunky but thanks to your reviews now I have to decide between this Kimafun, Xvive U4, or springing for a Phenyx Pro system!
Sweet! Good choices 🤘🤘
I am using a Donner DZ-R/T stereo wireless system with a Behringer P2 Headphone amp as a cheap stereo wireless headset system. Spent ~$80. Sounds great.
Nice! Yeah I did a hack video for something similar about 1-2 years ago. But now this Kimafun is basically that for the same price haha. But either of them will definitely work 👍
Hey Scott, Thank you for sharing and taking time to put these videos together. Sorry to ask,any chance you do a review the Phenyx Pro PTU 7000A wireless mic? Also does this unit frequency work in Sydney Australia? Thanks in advance 👏👏👌
I did do one :) ruclips.net/video/c2nQhVPhWwU/видео.html
Hi my name is Dat. Definitely want to check out your comparison video between the kimafun and xvive u4 system. Thanks for your videos Scott, you're doing a great service.
Thanks Dat! And I do compare the two in this video :) They are both similar, but there are a few things different about them.
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@@ScottUhlMusic sure, please delete it. Thanks.
Sweet go ahead and post it… or contact me through my website. Thanks!
Thanks for the video! I'm playing with no amps, with an Allen and Heath ME-1 personal monitor mixer. But, only the singers have wireless in-ear. So, I'm going to give it a try!
Nice! Yeah, especially just using 1-3 of these would be a good way to try it out!
PICKLES! I would love to win this. My band is needing an upgrade badly so this would be super beneficial. Love the videos! Keep it up man!
hahahaha! Thanks for saying "Pickles." I knew someone would :)
This might be my next IEM system. I transferred from an xtuga to sound wave but I might go back to a hardware solution. The recharging battery is a huge win for me.
It’s definitely nice to have a built in battery! Although any battery eventually won’t hold its charge after so many recharges… but it will last quite a while until then 🤘
I'm currently trialling the Debra ST-102 system. It's also digital digital audio (44.1, 24-bit), but operating over the 500-600MHz UHF band. At least where I play, I've had no problems with interference or noise, and unlike XVive, etc., it doesn't jam other wireless gear in the increasingly crowded 2.4 and 5GHz Wi-Fi bands.
Nice 👍 that one is not a digital wireless, but it’s a quite affordable UHF one that I’ve had my eye on for a little while. Glad it’s been working well for you 🤘
This is the first time I’ve seen one of your videos I believe, but it won’t be the last. Great review, man. I’ve never used IEM’s before but am trying to do some research into it before spending the money. As far as budget systems, are there any good wireless ones that you’d recommend in the $200 - $300 range?
Also, excited to be entered into this drawing!
Thanks! And yup, I definitely recommend this one for that price range: ruclips.net/video/dJL_zI2drRQ/видео.html
Hey there, I've watch a lot of your videos and (I think) all of the ones on wireless. Thank you so much for the content, it's been extremely helpful!
I have one big question... Do you have a tool or method that you recommend when you arrive at a new venue to determine which wireless to use? (UHF, 2.4, 5.2 etc...) and what channel is best? Or is there no way to determine that without going through and trying each one? I think a video on just that part of it would be REALLY helpful to a lot of people!
Yeah, you can use an RF scanner or frequency analyzer and something like Shure Wireless Workbench. That’s definitely much more advanced! I plan to get one eventually, but for now, I honestly just scan at every venue. And it has worked out great!
You scan with the actual device?Mine are all low end and don't have anything like that (that I know of) I have a couple of Line 6 wireless. I also found an android app that scans but I'm not sure how to interpret the results. If you could demonstrate how you choose, that would probably make a great video to add to your collection on this topic
Pickles! Lol. I'm not sure if you save me money or cost me more. haha. Love your reviews!
hahaha, yup. Every time I do research on something I always end up buying more and wonder if I've actually "saved" money haha. But that's the musician life I guess
sweet!
Awesome review Scott! I primarily do fly shows and IEM systems are called out in my rider but hardly ever provided. Exploring the possibilities of having an xlr running from my wedge or splitter box to feed into one of these devices. Just hesitant on a 2.4GHz system although the band as a whole does not use wireless setups to interfere with this. The other downside I do see is forgetting to power down the transmitter after soundcheck and being SOL for the show. I suppose I can hookup a usb power out on my pedalboard. I never really stray more than 30' from my pedalboard on the largest stages so I may be ok. Again, thanks for the review.
Good analysis! The xvive one I think seems to be more reliable as far as interference, but I cannot confirm it. 2.4ghz is kind of a problem… and my video coming out this Tuesday is a deep dive into that. This is my portable/travel IEM system: ruclips.net/video/0WT9fHqVzZg/видео.html
It’s more money of course, but this is actually the main IEM system I use. But it’s PERFECT for fly gigs 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic Checked out that video, great stuff. I think I will go that route myself and eliminate any potential headaches. Amazon right now is having a flash sale for the Kimafun for $112 so I purchased it as a backup.
Nice! Excellent choice!
Hi!😬Subscriber here. Can I has IEM? 👀
Jokes aside, thanks for this content, Scott! Always great advice! (I'm still rocking the DIY guitar-wireless-with-PowerPlay-P2 IEM system, thanks to you!)
Nice! I'm glad that system is still working out for you! It's cool that there are systems like this now that are basically the same thing, and about the same price!
Man, back when I was gigging with Gray Noise this would have been really helpful!
After switching to IEMs, I've had to do a few shows without in ears and it's always super weird to go back. I have no idea how I used to do it with wedges before.
@@ScottUhlMusic I have never used them always had to deal with wedges and bad mixes. Would like to try them in the future, I just don't see me playing 4 sets a night, working on an original project band and I am sure I am back to 45 minutes to an hour. I can't image asking the sound guy at Moe's BBQ to create a sub mix for me, but maybe.
@@ericvituccimusic It depends on the sound guy, but if you let them know ahead of time, they definitely prefer that! Some sound guys are just grumpy all the time no matter what. But if you let them know you would like an IEM send and will be bringing your ears, they usually are okay with it.
I wonder if I could hook this up to my Berhinger P1 to make that wireless? I need the 2 channels the P1 offers but would like to be wireless.
Anyway. Great video as always. Thanks Scott.
You could, I did an IEM hack video here about that: ruclips.net/video/AoykGJRcPPw/видео.html but you shouldn’t NEED the P1 to make this system work since it would basically take the place of it
Sounds like a good back-up for my Phenyx Pro.
Definitely a great backup option for sure!
It's funny.. I played for years with an old band. We toured the US twice and did Europe and Russia and I've never used IEM.. I was young, stupid, and broke. I'm back into playing again, a bit wiser, and ready to dip my feet into this. I would love to try this product with my new 80s hair metal cover band. Awesome videos man.. very well explained.
Once I went into the world of IEMs I couldn’t go back. 🤘 Just keep in mind the limited range on this system, that’s the only thing 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic I notice that you get a lot of your products from Amazon. Anything in particular that stands out right now when it comes to IEM or wireless guitar systems? Now that we're in the amazon prime days..? Thanks in advance.
@@alonsomaguino9953 The Xvive U4 is on sale today for $180 or so. That's a good deal. A lot of the wireless from Leakto were on sale. My singer just picked up one of the 5.8ghz wireless xlr adapters by Lekato for like $60 off. A lot of the 2.4ghz stuff is on sale for like $30 as well. Phenyx Pro I believe also is doing prime days for their IEMs, which are amazing systems!
Thanks for the review, worth checking the system out......if I don't win🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haha definitely!
Love budget gear!
There's a lot of it now! Which is really nice!