Sound quality meets all my requirements for live performance.

Overall very good. A power on indicator would be a nice addition, but not a big deal.

Very simple to set up, very easy to use.

Unit is well made. Ear phones supplied with the unit are not very useful for us -- they don't stay in the ear and seal out too much ambient stage sound (we play acoustic and need to hear our own instruments in addition to the PA mix). Have replaced them with inexpensive open ear buds.

Best value I could find.

No experience

Active musician

americana, acoustic

Playing 37 years. Guitar, bass, drums, piano, mandolin, and banjo.

Rock and country

Very clear. It has released our band from the slavery of monitor speakers. We rely heavily on harmonies and need to hear every nuance. This is just the ticket. Each individual can adjust their level, too. Unlike floor monitor. I do recommend changing out the ear buds to a better quality set of your own choosing. We each have our own preferences for that.

As previously mentioned, the ear buds are of dubious quality, which is why a 9 rather than a ten. That being said, regardless of quality one would probably want to change to a personalized set anyway. There is no light to indicate that the transmitter is on or off. Would be nice.

Plug it in and turn in on. My only comment would be to make sure you have the volume down when you first put it on and when you turn it off. The hiss from the receivers when the transmitter unit is off, will knock you off your chair if you are not expecting it and make you deaf for while if you get zapped. Make sure your sound person let you know when they might be shutting it off, so you can turn your receiver down or off ahead of time.

Seems to be okay, except for the ear buds.

Seems to be quit reasonable for the price. Can't imagine needing anything more exotic, unless money was just not an object.

I have had no need for contact.

I've got to admit...I feel like a real diva wearing that thing. Like maybe I know what I'm doing.....and then, as the official gaffer, there is the part where I don't have to lug around even more speakers. That alone is worth the money.

Serious hobbyist

Folk, Rock, Blues, contemporary, Jazz

This Setup is nice and clear sounding.

I like the rack mounting kit that is included with this. The one thing that would be nice to see is a power light on the transmitter unit.

Very easy to use. Plug it in. Turn in on. Turn it up. Doesn't get any easier than that.

Seems to be well constructed. I've only had it for a couple of days so we'll see.

Not sure about the support since I haven't had any issues.

Not a flashy looking unit at all, but also not cheesy looking like the Nady stuff.

Active Musician, Recording Engineer, Producer

Rock, Techno,

I have been playing guitar for about 17 years and play regularly in an active metal band.

Metal, death metal, deathcore, funeral doom, slam death, etc...

Wireless in-ear monitor. 1 transmitter, 4 receivers for the band. Set up easily, works well, plenty of amplification and knobs on the back of the transmitter to limit how loud it can be. One unit developed some interference from instruments (shows up as buzzing) or from cell phones/blackberries. The batteries on the receiver (belt pack) last 3-5 hours according to the manual. Not sure if a fresh battery would help fix this. Not that wireless devices are immune from interference. I still rate it an 8. Mostly the sound is outstanding.

Green light on the battery-powered receiver is only on when communications are established with the transmitter. You need to check the volume knob to make sure it's off when you're through, but that's not any harder to do than to check an LED.

I like the gain knobs on the back of the transmitter in addition to having the volume knob on your belt.

Unit seems well-made. I like the rack mount option. Ear buds are pretty standard - nothing outstanding.

You can pay a lot more for this and get just one receiver. Always nice to have a couple of spares for something like this. The 4-pack of receivers made it worth it.

no contact required at this point

Great because of the 4 receivers. Gotta have a backup.

Active Musician

Rock / Folk / Live Performer

6 years full time, bass , pro player

metal, death metal, rock, blues

Active musician

Rock, Hard Rock, Alternative

For the money a great system. Only change need better ear buds. You will want to upgrade to no less than shure se215 ear buds. Is very easy to used . And price is right.

church music minister

gospel

Been singing most of my life.

We are a Southern Gospel music mixed trio.

After fighting floor wedges this resolved all feedback issues with the monitor system. The sound quality is fair to good but you have to watch the signal strength as the will distort. Over all though, a huge improvement in my band's ability to hear each other for harmonies.

The ears buds are ok, but who wants to spend the kind of money Shure wants for theirs?! (How do they sleep at night?!)Comes with a rack mount (cool!) Would be even better if they included another small bracket to join them together in the rack mount and thereby taking up only one space for two units.

Very easy to use!

So far so good, have used them during two live shows so far and no issues.

I think ALL of these are way over priced. Are you kidding me?! These are just little radios... they've been around for ever! You can buy a super-duper computer for less, come on! But I digress, this is a great "middle of the road" unit. I cannot justify paying the kind of money for these that Shure & Sennhiser want.

Dunno yet, haven't had to get a hold of them for anything, hope I don't have to!

What??!!

Active Musician

"Real" Country (Not the "kiddie" country crap!)

gigging cover band

Classic rock

great product, only thing i would change would be go to clip on earbuds, dont change nothing else.

no more carrying monitors, and extra cables, plus elimanated 99% of feedback.

put batteries in and turn on.

gave you a 9, because have had no issues yet.

I've never owned in-ear monitors before, but I like the way these work. They have great sound and are easy to install, just plug and play.

The recieves and the transmitters are awsome, but the ear buds are ok, but leave a little bit to be desired. I had to purchase some different earbuds.

I just plugged it straight into the amp and had great sound.

They are worth eveny penny I paid if they continue to work as good as they do now.

I really should not have even put a rating here, because I've haven't had them long enough to know about the company that made them.