Shure PSM300 WIRELESS In Ear Monitor System - Demo/Overview/Review
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2024
- In this video, we are checking out the Shure PSM300 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System. I demo, give an overview, and a review on this great entry-level wireless IEM system from Shure. I definitely think this is a great wireless IEM system if you are looking to jump into the world of in-ear monitors at an affordable price.
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0:00 - Intro
1:00 - Beginner to IEM’s?
1:20 - Setup
2:58 - Specs
3:57 - Two Versions
4:38 - Earbuds
5:24 - Scan/Sync
5:59 - Setting Level
6:16 - Transmitter Settings
7:50 - Receiver Settings
8:50 - 2 Mixes 1 Transmitter
9:14 - More Receiver Settings
10:33 - P3R vs P3RA
11:04 - Pricing
11:47 - Cons
12:28 - Final Thoughts
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(Definitely prefer this one)
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Thanks, great information.
I look forward to this video, Scott. We used the other one you reviewed and recommended as a first time buyer, etc and it was awesome. We did notice stereo would be perfect for the other guitar, but that's what we learned. Keep up the killer videos, Scott.
Thank you Michael!
Yes! thank you! I really appreciate how you broke down everything! it makes it too much easier to understand things! SUBSCRIBED!
Thank you! I appreciate it 😁
thank you very much indeed for this
Thanks!
Great video Scott! As always :) Will you also do the PSM1000?
I would love to! Gotta get my hands on one though
Great video. Thanks for a detailed and useful review. Hope you do similar process with the new Sennheiser XSW IEM Wireless In-Ear Monitoring System soon. Blessings.
Thanks 😊 and I just finished editing the Sennheiser EW300 IEM video haha. It will be out on Tuesday. I don’t know about the XSW, but I believe it’s similar. Spoiler alert: both are great, but I usually recommend sennheiser if you can afford the $200 more 👍 But both are great units
I actually just googled the XSW. I hadn’t seen those. Those seem to actually be the competitors to these Shure PSM300. They both have 24mhz of frequencies to find a clear signal. So my guess is the sennheiser makes the most sense because it’s cheaper for the same number of channels. But I’ve never used it so I can’t be 100% positive
Had sennheiser xsw-iem spent more than an hour to tune the hissing/noisy sound down no luck returned it.and bought psm300/p3ra j13 perfect for Las Vegas. Took me 2 minutes to set up and bingo super happy with it...using Panasonic eneloop 2450 mAh or ikea ladda 2450 mAh both coming from the same factory made in Japan I get more than 7hrs close to 8 hrs make sure battery is from Panasonic factory get the ikea cheaper.
Hey Scott! Thanks for this review, it really helped me out a lot. I was wondering if you've tried the ASI 3DME system and if you have, what's your take on it? Thanks!!!
I haven’t heard those, but my custom molds actually have that ambient filter in them which is pretty cool to avoid feeling the “isolation” some people don’t like from IEMs
Hey again awesome video! The thing I was wondering: can you use the p3r in mixmode? So you can have 2 mixes on 1 transmitter, but with 2 p3r's.
Yeah, you can do that trick. I go over the steps here: czcams.com/video/A7Drmjn6vsQ/video.htmlsi=Xa0tr6ZxroJLkSA5
Hi Scott, great video again!
How do you find the floor noise on this? I have heard the PSM 300 is quieter than the Senn G4 in regards to this.
I haven’t had a floor noise issue with either unit tbh 🤘
Great video, thank you! Quick question, I've heard it's best practice to scan for the best frequency at every gig to minimize the like of interference. Do you need to sync the receiver & transmitter everytime after the frequency scan or do they stay connected after the first sync?
You’ll need to sync them together after the scan 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic thanks for the quick reply!
very useful guide I have the Shure PSM 300 system and the P3 body pack though I am thinking of the P3A - Can you add in this how what the LEf right dials are doing on the P3 pack in so far as to they send to one ear or the other ear and which positon is the mix . It is not clear from the markings - thanks
Yeah you can control the panning with stereo wireless controllers. If you set it to mono it will change the volume of what’s plugged into the left or the right.
Hi Scott, do you know if you need a licence for the particular frequency bandwidth that the psm300 offers? I’m based in the UK if that helps. Or can you use the psm300 for free with no issues?
All wireless depends on the country. 2.4ghz and 5.8ghz are universally allowed (which can lead to crowding). But usually you can find out which frequencies are allowed in your country. Most of the time you cannot buy ones that are not allowed in your country at the store. So I’m the USA, I cannot buy a wireless above 608mhz from a store or online US store 👍
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I saw a video with Hetfield talking about Metallica using hearing protection and how many bands have downplayed the idea. He never said what he was using in the short video though. Do you know if they use special musician specific earplugs or maybe they use in ears now. I just bought some Alpine Pro plugs and have yet to try them out. I've never used in ears. Does it take away from playing live? Thanks for vids!
With in ear monitors you don’t need to have very loud volume because the sound goes directly to your ears instead of having to do the volume wars with the wedges. Especially since you have to have the wedges be louder than the drummer. IEMs are probably the best investment a musician can make in my opinion. It helps save your hearing (assuming you don’t blast your ears haha) and it’s just a better mix over all
Hi Scott, First of all, thank you for the time you spend doing these videos! For someone like me who is cursed with having to do hours and hours of research just to find a guitar pick I would try, trying to find guitar and IEM wireless systems has been easier to deal with thanks to you.
That said, I picked up and have been using an Anleon S2 unit I found used locally but recently learned that that system is not good for a full band, bringing me to the Shure PSM300 and Senn G3/G4. Most of the cons on the PSM is the horrible battery life. A lot of people are saying that they can't even get through a 4 hour show with having to swap batts. I also can't decide between the G3 and G4. Depending on the band, the G3 is getting harder to find and I'm not sure if the upgrade from 3 to 4 is worth it...?
Also, I'm not sure if you've reviewed this IEM, but I picked up a pair of Linsoul KZ AS10 5 driver buds but since I don't know what a good in ear monitor should sound like, i'm not sure if they're decent or not. Curious as to your thoughts on this subject too.
Thank you again, and so sorry for the lengthy questionaire.
PSM300s do survive more than 4 hours. I know that for certain. G3 and G4 are extremely similar. If you get a better deal on the G3 it’s completely fine. They just make G4 now, but both are great 🤘
Do you ever deal with compression issues Live? I feel like I do. Is there a fix for that? Or do you have an idea what may cause that?
Not specifically, no. But you can send a compressed signal to your ears of course. I have a little compression on most things personally
How does the limiter work? For example if set at -3db, will that prevent the incoming signal from peaking more than 3db if there is a spike over that amount?
Whatever the threshold level is… setting the threshold to -3db will mean that the limiter will kick in 3db below that point. That’s how I always understood it
Hey scott, would you recommend getting the T11 version of this? Looks like it only has two mhz of bandwidth
I’m not sure what the T11 is. But 2mhz of bandwidth is basically a fixed frequency almost at that point
How’s the sound quality? Any static or interference? I’ve got an older Sennehsier that’s super noisy that I’m thinking about upgrading
Sound quality is top notch! “Interference” can come from many things, but this has the scan feature which is excellent at finding a clear frequency.
to they have one that takes the same batts as the instrument wireless body pack it would work good if you need both.
I’m not sure, but having spare AA are always a good call
Could you just use TRS cables from the Behringer x32 rack AUX OUTS to the Shure Psm300? On the X32 are those Aux Outs the same as using the XLR outs?
You can set the outputs on the x32 to xlr out or the aux out (1/4”)
Are you hearing a lot of floor noise/hiss sound when you have the pack on but there’s no instruments playing?
I’m trying to figure out if it’s a gain issue or a group/channel issue.
Once we have everyone playing, the hiss isn’t noticeable because we drown out the hiss.
Hiss can be from so many things, it’s hard to know exactly where it’s coming from. Occasionally I will but I just tune it out now. But it can come from so many different stages
I just bought the PSM 300 G20 only to find out they don't work in the Orlando area. I should have J13. They have a ticking and hissing noise. Know of any hack around this? Thanks for the great videos
If you have a system in the wrong frequency band, there is no way to fix that unfortunately :/
Hey scott, i have an issue now where my body pack tends to frequently cut off while im at a gig. It recently started but i think its because in our rack we have like 6 senheizer transmitters and one sure transmitter. What do you recommend? Would getting an antena help this problem?
Yup. An antenna combiner is what you will need. That’s too many antennas piled on top of each other. Or you can move yours from the rack and place it elsewhere on stage with a longer cable. But too many wireless in a rack is definitely a problem 👍
Hi - I’ve had this issue as well. Try performing a group scan and a channel scan for each venue when you are sound checking.
Group Scan: Press and hold the SCAN button on the receiver. Channel Scan: Press the SCAN button on the receiver.
how to set up two packs that come from one unit. im confused thanks. Do I put both packs on separate RFs? Or just rf scan each ?
This video will help do the 2 receivers mono and 1 transmitter trick. I do it with a different system but the idea is the same: czcams.com/video/A7Drmjn6vsQ/video.html
How do you find ld iem mei 1000g2 compared to sure or aleon. Thanks in advance
I haven’t used those, so I don’t know. But the Shure is better than the Anleon. More channels and reliability, but also more $$$$
hi, I'm a complete technophobe and don't understand what the 'group' and 'channel' are for and what settings I should put them on? I just want to plug in and play to hear myself.....not bothered at all about getting a 'mix' of other musicians on stage. Also, given this, should I just stick to 'mono' input and line in? please explain. Thank you again!
Group and channel just set the frequency. If you are just using one or a few, you don’t really have to worry about it. Just scan for the best channel, sync it, and you’ll be good. Mono is if you want mono or stereo.
I will say in general to your “technophobe” comment… If you are musician using gear, you should commit to understanding it. With any gear… guitars/wireless/pedals. Not understanding any gear is a recipe for disaster. So I do recommend you learn a bit more about it. I have a beginners guide to in ear monitors which will help: czcams.com/video/Kp0tQCfxzWg/video.html
I'm a bassist who uses the Boss WL20. Will this interfere with that?
No, you’re fine with two wireless on separate frequencies
I would like to know wich model this is?Apparantly not all models have mix mode? myine is a p3t g20.
.thanks for your help,I need to buy a better model i guess,cheerz.
Yup I go over the 2 different options in this video 👍
I understand mix mode ,my question is, Is that a model P3T J13? Its hard to read the back,I do appreciate your videos.
thnx@@ScottUhlMusic
how does the phenyx pro stand againts the phenyx pros? sound shoot out? hehe
Phenyx pro is an amazing unit for sure, especially for the price. It’s up to you really if you can spend more for more channels with the Shure (and a bit better build quality).
For sound, there is no way for me to demo a sound comparison for in ear monitors. I have no idea how I would record that. But they both are great sound wise. That shouldn’t be a deciding factor for sure 👍
Good system. However... The P3RA receivers have been on backorder with all the major suppliers since the beginning of 2023. ETA is end of summer! Chip shortage.
Yeah a lot of stuff is that way unfortunately 😩
I’m trying to figure out how i can tell if a system runs on 2.4 or 5 ghz I’m watching a shit ton of your videos, i just think I’m missing it, I’d like to get a new system and I’d like for it to be on 5 if possible
This one runs in the 470-608mhz region. You often can find that on the website or on Sweetwater or amazon
Hey Scott how many iems can you hook up to it
You can all share a mix if you want. Your entire band can set their receiver to the same channel and all get the same mix
Would you be able to add another body pack receiver on this transmitter?
A P3RA
You can send the signal from 1 transmitter to a bunch of receivers if you want. Just set them to the same channel 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic 👍
Where in the mixer do you plug it in?
Watch my video here: czcams.com/video/XQjFhkQTVP8/video.html
Can you use any of the shure headphones through this transmitter?
Yes, any headphones/earbuds should work 👍
Wait… you said transmitter, did you mean the receiver? The body pack? Because that’s where you plug in your headphones/buds
@@ScottUhlMusic yeah I meant reciever. This I'd very complicated for what I'm used to. Thankyou
These are only in ear monitors? Not for instrument use???
Correct
Would this be better that senhiser g4
Sennheiser EW 300 IEM g4 had more frequencies available, so I prefer the sennheiser over the Shure PSM 300
Very disappointed with Shure P3T cannot sync up a G20 receiver I just bought brand new to my system. Had 3 other receivers work just fine. Unable to add new receiver to chain
Are they in the same band? czcams.com/video/_lvzZPRyOwo/video.htmlsi=hKFh6ZdVrIkWVZpE
I’m almost positive that’s your problem
@@ScottUhlMusicall four packs have the exact same band… so what gives? Why won’t the fourth one I just bought work??
MODEL P3R G20
FREQ 488 - 512 MHz
@@GordyGarris you could just have gotten a bad body pack in that case. Especially if you bought it used. If it’s new, you almost always can return it and get it replaced
Hola cuántos body puedo conectar?
Hmm normally CZcams auto translates for me, and google isn’t working either. What’s the question?
how mouch priz nepali
I go over price in the video 👍
I do 5 hour shows
Nice 👍 if this is in reference to battery life, it will survive
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Hi Can I use this transmitter with 4 bodypacks? same mix with all 4? thanks
Yup!
@@ScottUhlMusic Thanks a lot bro, my band rehearse 4 times a week, and it´s incredible tired to use amps, so we start to use Nady IEM, but its a nightmare, a lot of interference, our problem as you can imagen is we are in a low budget, we need a stereo signal and 4 bodypacks, do you think this is the best option for us? I really appreciatte the time you take to answer.