The reception is clear and is not over powered by the stage sound. As should be expected, the frequency response of the earbuds is not of the highest fidelity, but certainly very suitable.

It had the features we needed. The ability for the user to set level is nice but probably expected. Comes with all you need to get started and extra receivers with earbuds go for about the same price as high-end earbuds alone.

Light plastic, but hey.

hobbyist guitarist, church live sound engineer

rock,blues, jazz

Sound quality is very good. Low frequencies could be increased. The signal intermittently cuts out, but not very often, and never for more than a half a second.

Came with 1/4" mono to 1/8" stereo patch cord, and a power adapter. Also runs on a 9-volt battery, which is good, because I lost the adapter. Would like to see stereo and EQ capability.

Not very solid construction. Wouldn't stand up to much abuse. Had to replace and resolder the battery connectors, which were way too short and cheaply made. One broke when I tried to unsnap the battery from it.

As long as you take good care of it, this product is an excellent value for the price. All other similar products are 3 to 10 times more expensive.

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Though made very cheaply, it doesn't look like it.

Southern Gospel, Country, Rock

The sound quality is ok but nothing to brag about...but hey, it gets the job done. What do you expect for this kind of price?

The best feature I can say this unit has, is that it works. The volume control is on the side (what a wretched place to put the control!), it really needs to be on top. It would help if it had some type of treble/bass control on it....but then I guess it would be more expensive.

It looks cheap, it feels cheap, but then it is cheap. I can't say much for the quality except that it works and mine hasn't broken yet.

Well worth the money. I would buy it again if need be.

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It's not sexy, it's not even attractive, but once again I say...It gets the job done.

singer, song writer, leader of group

southern gospel

Sound quality- this sounds GREAT when using it with a stereo (I have't had a chance to test this professionally yet) but when using it with my piano, if you have the volume up too loud my ears crackle, but I think that is just my headphones, however this does stop when you turn the volume WAY down, but overall I was very impressed, it does hum a little bit, but when you have music, the music is too loud to still hear the hum, so that is not even a down side for me! overall I was Extremely satisfied!

I love all the controll at my fingers, and the belt clip on the receiver, I am all around happy with it, and it transmitts through brick walls...... I got bored one day...

Extremely easy extremely fun!

It is plastic, but if you don't abuse it, it'll last, it has great transmitting distance, and it works great! I bought mine used from amazon, and on two of the three receivers the battery cables were broken, but I found a way to fix them effectively, strip the cables, and snap them in between the battery and the connectors (in case you're confused this is a 9v battery)

YES!!!

I don't have any since I bought it used i dont have any that I know of, but is showed coming with a two year warranty

Looks and feels professional, I love it!

6 years, piano in 2 worship teams and for fun at home

WORSHIP!!!

I bought this wireless and was a little skepticle...however, it did just what it's supposed to do and it does it great. This unit can't be beat for the money. I am a touring pro but at the time was on a budget and just decided to try something different. I love this unit...I'm gonna upgrade the ear buds but there's really nothing wrong with the included buds...I'm just gonna try to get a little better set. If you want a nice wireless in-ear without breaking the bank this is it.

The sound quality is not the best, IMHO. It's slightly fuzzy. However, I bought it as a monitor so I can hear if my voice begins wondering off. It works well at that. It came with a cheap pair of ear buds which don't work too badly, if they'd only stay in the ear. It's when I replaced them with the noise canceling type, Koss "The Plug", that I began noticing the "fuzzies" even more. I have asked Rolls if the distorted sound is normal, but no response yet.

Included the AC/DC adaptor and ear buds.

Made in China. Light-gauge plastic. I would consider this unit almost fragile. Considering how it's made, I'm not sure how well it would survive an unintentional "bounce" off the floor. Treat it with care, and it will probably hang in there. (To prevent an accidental oops, I velcro the transmitter to the top of my amp.)

I think the value is there. It provides what I need, even if the sound quality is questionable.

I just recently sent a question to Support, so the jury's still out.

Some things just can't be sold on sex-appeal. This is one of them. There is absolutely nada which is visually appealing about this device.

Active musician

Acoustic rock guitar/vocals