Cheap Wireless in ear monitor system anleon S2 new model
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In this video we look at the new model anleon S2. A cheap wireless in ear monitor system to suit your budget. This is a full review, testing out everything from range to the limiter.
Check it out on Amazon here: amzn.to/2SJm82y
Hi there, thanks for your review of the Anleon S2. Very impressive for the performance to price ratio! Not tp mention its seemingly robust construction and durability. I have been looking for a cheap entry level monitor system for our church. Thanks again!
Hi there. Thank you for your thorough review of the S2. It was very helpful as I'm encourage our music team to purchase them. Based on your review, I bought a unit from Alibaba in Dec 2020 and received the product a couple of days ago Feb 2021. For an inexpensive entry level unit $130 NZD, its a great way to get started in In-Ear monitoring. It works great and does the job. I'm about to test it out at church this Sunday. No problem with the frequency range. The supplied ear plugs aren't the greatest, but they do an ok job. I will probably purchase the KZ AS10 Pro Ear Plugs later down the track. Unfortunately If you live in NZ, it takes bout 7-8 weeks to arrive. I totally recommend to any muso or singer getting the S2 if you're needing a great little In-Ear monitoring system. Money well spent!
Hey, i was wondering if maybe you can help me out. Im looking into in ear monitoring and probably will get this one. Whats the deal with different channels? Do they carry different mixes or , for example If i have 2 receivers, do both of those get the same mix?
Thanks I appreciate this detailed review.
Thanks for another great review, you have a lot of good info.
Interesting that just plugging in a single XLR into the Mono input and selecting the Mono option doesn't solve the loss of sound problem. I've currently got a hard wired unit (Behringer P1) and I only use one XLR on the Mono setting and it all works fine. I thought the point of the Mono setting was to take all the incoming signals and just split it equally between left and right channels.
Re the operating frequency, I'm in Melbourne and I read on the ACMA site that the allowed frequency was dropped to 520MHz-694MHz back around 2014/15.
I could be wrong but I think certain TV transmissions also broadcast within this range and If I read it correctly it was suggesting to try and stick around 520MHz-526MHz. I have little experience on these issues and I'm not sure if NZ has different regulations but from your experience have you found a sweet spot within the allocated band width?
And finally, even though it's useful, do you find the delay in sound the limiter creates off putting when you're playing live? I'm just wondering how easily it goes off if you're drummer is mic'd up and hits the snare too hard. I'm assuming it's a preset and you can't adjust the threshold.
Hi again, yes it seems the mono function on this one is set up so you can run two seperate mono feeds and have the unit mix them to both ears. It would be good if it worked in traditional mono as well. I have wondered about TV signals here too, as all of our TV is now run through UHF. I haven’t really found a sweet spot, but I feel like the 600 range works a bit better here. As for the limiter, I don’t find it too distracting (now that is has a short release time). It doesn’t go off too often, I normally have kick and snare in my mix. But yes it is a fixed limiter without any adjustments. However with a lot of digital desks you can set up a limiter for your in ear feed on the desk. Then you can set your own threshold, but would need to be lower than the units threshold to have any effect. Hope that helps.
@@GroundbreakCreative Thanks for your reply. Our guitarist has a pretty decent Allen and Heath desk which comes with software for your smartphone or ipad etc so you're probably right about finding a way to limit the sounds and I'm sure the desk itself will have that option. Overall it seems like a reasonably good unit, especially for the price.
As long as you're getting a mono summation from the desk it shouldn't be a problem. I did this just yesterday with a single 1/4" jack into the right input, with the transmitter set to mono
limiter is nice being in a metal band. far to many times a mic goes flying.
I have been reading all the comments. I can't find any information about Cell phone, TV remotes or interference from any other wireless components. Cause most of my events are in Casinos. I do live in Nevada, USA. My two (2) frequency options are
526-- & 561--. Which is my best option. Thx and great review
CHEECH Hernandez Hi there, so I use this unit on a regular basis in a venue with four wireless Mics and between 100 & 200 people with cell phones between me and the transmitter. It works fine for me, although I did get some interference between my transmitter and an old wireless mic receiver when the two units were positioned right next to each other. Moving them about 2 feet apart solved the problem. The 500mhz range offered on this unit is the 526-534 ish, so that’s the one to get, the link in the description should direct you to that model.
@@GroundbreakCreative Thanks. I just got home right now from a gig. Lots of interference from an airport across the street for the Casino. I can't wait to try these out. Thanks again.
Thanks! This is a great review!
You said you put on a larger antenna. Antennas are built to be a particular length so they will most efficiently broadcast the frequency the product is on. Is your larger antenna made to match the transmitter's output frequency?
I may have a range problem but I don't need the limiter. Is it possible to turn off the limiter on the old model? If so, where can I find one of the old ones? What's its model number?
Thanks so much for the effort. The resulting clarity is VERY helpful!
Hi there, thanks for that, the antenna seems to work fine, although I’m not sure if it’s making much difference to the range. The limiter can’t be turned off on either model. I don’t think the older model is available now.
Very informative thanks. I have a tour over the summer in NZ which will be big rig setups and wondering if it will still hold up when other wireless systems will be in use as well? I'm assuming that you should be able to select a different channel if one interferes with a different receiver or transmitter?
Tia Drumma It works fine for me in NZ, I find the 600mhz range works a bit better here. I use it along side wireless mic systems only had interference once using the 500mhz range. It works well for its price. If you’re on professional tour, I’d be asking if they are supplying in ear monitors with the rest of the set up, or consider a higher end unit if the budget allows.
Hi just had a reply from Anleon saying you must not use more than 2 together as there will be cross interference.. that’s fine but mines bad if I only use 1..if I use a receiver that I have that is .100 mghz different to the transmitter I get the same signal if not a little bit better!
Something is seriously wrong with these UK versions
Thanks for your help!!
hey mate, can we still hear the background music only from transmitter aux port while the receiver turned off? in case i use the whole units only for live performance needs, not rehearsals. thanks in advance, nice review anyway!
Hi there, I’m not quite clear on what you’re asking. The transmitter only has main inputs, what you put in is what comes out. If the receiver is turned off, you will hear nothing through it. You can use it for live performances as long as you’re not in a huge venue, I do that regularly (when I’m not on covid 19 lockdown here in NZ).
Hey I have a question ...
I have a Behringer XR18 which has 6 aux outputs.
If I use this anleon s2 and connect both left and right xlr outputs to 2 of the aux outputs on the mixer, that should give me a stereo effect allowing me to pan my instruments around right ?
Would I also be able to pan them using only one of the xlr connections on the back of the anleon instead of two ?
Just trying to save the outputs for other users, instead of using them both up on one IEM
Yes the first option will work. The second option will also work if you use a split cable, like the one shown in the video. However, that second option will only work if your mixer will allow you to pan instruments on a single monitor out, a lot of mixers won’t give that option.
Groundbreak Creative
Thanks
Thanks for the very informative video mate! I just wanna ask if I'll be able to connect 6 receivers with just 1 transmitter. I'm very new to this. Thanks in advance!
Yes you can do that, (I’ve never actually tried it, but it works in theory). Just keep in mind all 6 receivers will receive the same signal, you can’t transmit multiple frequencies at the same time from one unit.
@@GroundbreakCreative thank you very much, brother!
Thanks man. Great review. Do you know the proper frequency range to use in Australia? Volume - How do you control the volume, if you cant from the front of receiver? And can you turn the limiter off at all? Cheers
Hi there, legal frequency range in Australia is 520-694mhz. So you could use either the 500 or 600 range models. Link in the description will take you to the 500Mhz range. There is a volume control on the belt pack. The limiter can’t be turned off, but the limiter in this new model is real good, it was only the first model that had issues with the limiter. Hope you’re staying safe over there!
Groundbreak Creative Thanks mate. I’m a worship leader and pastor at our church. Thanks for your help mate. Cheers
Hi, Thanks for this video. How many recievers can connect into the transmitter?
Hi there, in theory as many as you want, in practice I’m not entirely sure but I’d say at least 6. However those receivers will all have to receive the exact same mix. There is a brand new model of this unit that is much more advanced. It will allow you to send two separate mixes with one transmitter. I show how you can do that in this in depth review: czcams.com/video/-jWwiqBft20/video.html
@@GroundbreakCreative Thank you so much for the info
Hey there. I was searching for a cheap transmitter for IEMs and discovered the updated S2, watched your video on the old one, which prompted me to buy it. Thank you so much for these reviews. I've been using it all week. I find I have to watch the signal going into the transmitter to make sure it isn't too hot or I get clipping, but the receiver has plenty of volume on tap to make up for it. Perhaps that was what that other user was having trouble with. Anyway, while playing audio through my transmitter (music, guitar, or even just a simple mic), the receiver also gets plenty of hissing noise (sounds like the snares of a snare drum rattling from a bass in the room) that changes in amplitude along with the audio signal. I've contacted deepdeal on Amazon and they're sending a new receiver. Do you experience this issue?
Hi, I do get a bit of that background noise, but mine disappears as the volume of the instruments increases. My signal effectively drowns out the background noise. Hopefully a new transmitter will solve the issue for you.
Got the replacement but it has the noise issue as well. I'm beginning to think you get what you pay for in this situation. Other than this issue (which becomes less apparent when I'm using these with a band) I'm pretty happy with these and the KZ AS10 buds. Not a bad kit for about $180 total
Hello. Great review! Can I use multiple S2s in one time? Say if we have around 6 to 8 singers who will use this. Thanks
Gari Alvarez, theoretically you’re can use up to 6 units at a time (there are only 6 frequency options). However I have never tried running more than two or three at a time.
@@GroundbreakCreative Thank you for the reply. You can use 6 body packs in one transmitter. Well how about 6 different transmitters for one (1) body pack?
Gari Alvarez, since you can run true stereo with one transmitter, there is nothing to be gained from using any more than one transmitter. In theory it would work if they were all set to the same frequency, but in practice it might just mess up the signal.
@@GroundbreakCreative I see. Big favor though. Can you provide me a diagram on how to set up 6 transmitters (1 body pack per transmitter) using a digital mixer (QU24). Thanks a lot.
Hi there - great review! I just ordered one myself from Amazon in the UK but annoyingly received the old model. Could you advise me if you know of a way to make sure I'm buying this new one? None of the sites selling them seem to indicate which version you are buying and a lot of them have photos of both models on the item page so I'm stumped. Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
Hi, there is an amazon link in the description that will take you to this model.
@@GroundbreakCreative hi, thanks for the response! I would use this link but I'm in the UK, so would need to order from the UK Amazon or another site - I also ordered the 863-865 version as those are the free frequencies in a lot of Europe. Just wondering if you know of any ways to identify or seek out the updated model internationally? It might be that it's unavailable over here I guess!
@@SlugmarTheWise How about Ebay? They are on there, not sure if the link will work but give it a go rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&pub=5575463321&toolid=10001&campid=5338446149&customid=&mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FANLEON-S2-Wireless-In-Ear-Monitor-System-Transmitter-Receiver-863-865-670-680Mhz%2F153731786505%3F_trkparms%3Dispr%253D1%26hash%3Ditem23cb20e709%3Am%3Amnlidf0EjyX5FrL7ihrKN5A%26enc%3DAQAEAAACQBPxNw%252BVj6nta7CKEs3N0qVAWb62ei%252B3T%252BTNKzUrl9j9RaZcmW6fQY48X1IhbCigLpTERaY0m9ibPB6QtWA4qP1mUrI%252B0fpa9jiHz5neMEdDKv51RRJYaKPkL5QWpXUUosj39olgGXtd3NAEYn2dmzksQvEqzHBxQv4F5PTXMafixgv71W2n%252FhxRNZgb%252BHvA%252BFm1AZ0oHzPFOkz4CNT0cmUlGRpKuznkAbOcm7hJWU5P19W8MgZNuZQpWaR%252BCnkZe9DTZm8k%252BP82v0OpX899ZmY03OY92PgSURsGQdE0gO2Wn0462c8okQBG6kpS%252F0XlDGz0u3Bwn1W45Mc6qBk4voRJzG4yfAVG1VxfEcorcJYU4vEArCBdddbi646DS%252FjdujikUAwKNCg5eQAE7UkOH3fN3rzbU7cEH1GPWX%252F0XMsYeYT7GwXH9nNOdhyZrfxMce41Dvlf7qIlcKlRBc3gf4%252F6150wFcBMHDw2bV9P841l1c%252BNKIvv4zycekjDLugr6QvXAnndjQ51%252BX9QgPjHbHuVNOGzNA6Skpp1vKCyIgkZa5kjCjva6MoI6YxGYgtIl4ivJeAYVT5MSI%252B1TjtbkL4sVrHRZd5b%252BUeSTilhruf5Yq3m4QHNWz8Onl5YCDclcaPhCKcRxeY5md3rsoa2y8u0rWr6%252BGjAjL6hL3LOMxPxcBEdB85crB1cjA0nhPAdMCM6Ra3yZD8O2PYSYdY%252BsGqiQmy%252B1vjFA9wwbwD9cQZKEUP7rclvNMo3%252BqZcTAoObA%253D%253D%26checksum%3D1537317865051f56d64aaec740faa86fe8457d016550%26enc%3DAQAEAAACQBPxNw%252BVj6nta7CKEs3N0qVAWb62ei%252B3T%252BTNKzUrl9j9RaZcmW6fQY48X1IhbCigLpTERaY0m9ibPB6QtWA4qP1mUrI%252B0fpa9jiHz5neMEdDKv51RRJYaKPkL5QWpXUUosj39olgGXtd3NAEYn2dmzksQvEqzHBxQv4F5PTXMafixgv71W2n%252FhxRNZgb%252BHvA%252BFm1AZ0oHzPFOkz4CNT0cmUlGRpKuznkAbOcm7hJWU5P19W8MgZNuZQpWaR%252BCnkZe9DTZm8k%252BP82v0OpX899ZmY03OY92PgSURsGQdE0gO2Wn0462c8okQBG6kpS%252F0XlDGz0u3Bwn1W45Mc6qBk4voRJzG4yfAVG1VxfEcorcJYU4vEArCBdddbi646DS%252FjdujikUAwKNCg5eQAE7UkOH3fN3rzbU7cEH1GPWX%252F0XMsYeYT7GwXH9nNOdhyZrfxMce41Dvlf7qIlcKlRBc3gf4%252F6150wFcBMHDw2bV9P841l1c%252BNKIvv4zycekjDLugr6QvXAnndjQ51%252BX9QgPjHbHuVNOGzNA6Skpp1vKCyIgkZa5kjCjva6MoI6YxGYgtIl4ivJeAYVT5MSI%252B1TjtbkL4sVrHRZd5b%252BUeSTilhruf5Yq3m4QHNWz8Onl5YCDclcaPhCKcRxeY5md3rsoa2y8u0rWr6%252BGjAjL6hL3LOMxPxcBEdB85crB1cjA0nhPAdMCM6Ra3yZD8O2PYSYdY%252BsGqiQmy%252B1vjFA9wwbwD9cQZKEUP7rclvNMo3%252BqZcTAoObA%253D%253D%26checksum%3D1537317865051f56d64aaec740faa86fe8457d016550
Or this should be the right one on Amazon UK www.amazon.co.uk/Wireless-863-865MHZ-Transmitter-Receiver-100-240V-UK-Plug/dp/B082SW3DT1/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=anleon+s2&qid=1580200909&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUFDV1Y2NkQ0Szk2NTEmZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTEwMTc1NzBPSjRDNkk0MjlOUEImZW5jcnlwdGVkQWRJZD1BMDc5OTQwMjMySjFMV0gwUzJJN1Emd2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGYmYWN0aW9uPWNsaWNrUmVkaXJlY3QmZG9Ob3RMb2dDbGljaz10cnVl
I just wondered now that you've had the unit for a S2 for a while how you've found it, has it had any issues?
Do you have any issues with Bass frequencies like lost highs or lows?
Hi there, yup it’s still going strong. I use it most weeks. I don’t have issues with lost frequencies either. I play bass a lot of the time now and can hear myself quite clearly. Can also hear everyone else clearly. The only drop out I ever get is if the limiter goes off, but with this unit that is now a very short cut out.
Hey Mate, just thinking about getting one of those, which will be the legal frequencies for Australia?
Hi bro. Thanks for the great review! I have a question, i live in Singapore, does it matter which frequency version I buy? E.g. 561-568Mhz (US i guess), or the EU version. Or any should work in Singapore?
Beeboi Tan Hi, yes for you the 500mhz range same as US will fit into legal frequencies. There is an amazon link on the description to that model.
@@GroundbreakCreative thanks. I also saw 670-680Mhz, so i can also purchase it without issues, right?
Yes that range will be legal for you too.
Groundbreak Creative hi I live in Canada which one would be the best for me
Looking into purchasing an economical IEM system and came across your video. I went to Amazon and saw these three versions of the Anleon S2. I’m not all that knowledgeable when it comes to mhz lol... was wondering which one is the latest version:
1). 561-568MHz
2). 526-535Mhz
3). “Monitor System,Stereo Wireless in-Ear Monitor System for ANLEON S2,863-865MHZ 100-240V in-Ear Audio Monitor System(US Plug).” Number three says (863-865mhz) “for Anleon” I’m assuming that’s from a different brand? Would you recommend #3? Thank you for your help!
Hi there. Are you in the US? There is a product link in the description, that will take you to the model with the legal range for the US (option 2). Option one might also be in the correct range but would need to check, same with option 3. You can google legal frequency range for wireless mics in your country, to find out which range suits.
Groundbreak Creative Yes I live in the US. Just trying to figure out which one of the three should I choose...I’m oblivious when it comes to all the frequencies bands/mhz’s etc. lol! Just curious to know 863-865mhz in Europe is the same as in US? Sorry for my ignorance! XD
The frequencies are the same, it’s just the laws that are different. Different countries allow different frequency ranges to be used.
Groundbreak Creative Gotcha! Thx a lot for your help!
excellent review, answered all my questions except can you confirm that I need the 600Mhz unit for Australia?
You would be safer with the 500mhz range. Aussie is a bit complicated, the available ranges change by region but 520-526mhz and 1790-1800mhz are legal to use anywhere in Australia.
@@GroundbreakCreative thanks mate, appreciated
@@GroundbreakCreative 526 to 535 Mhz ok??
@@frankn6519 that will depend where you are, you'd have to run a search in your local area for any networks on those frequencies. Sorry I also just realized that you're commenting on the old video, there is actually a new version of this out now, it will give you a lot more frequencies to choose from. Here's a review on the new model the S3 czcams.com/video/-jWwiqBft20/video.html
@@frankn6519 also this is a link that explains the legal frequencies in Australia, it has the link to search for channels in your area www.acma.gov.au/wireless-microphones
Hi is it good for a 5 piece band?
Sure is, would be ideal if you each had your own units, so you can have your own mix. Otherwise you could send one mix to 5 belt packs.
Thanks for the enlightenining presentation. It is very comprehensive, I'll buy me one unit , and if I run into some kind of issues, is it okay to get in touch with on this same platform (you tube).
FRED GUTIERREZ Yes I will do my best to answer any questions you have. If you use the link in the description to make your purchase would help me out too, thanks 😊
Hi, do you think it would be good for use in a church environment? I’m looking to buy around 6 receivers and 1 transmitter
Hi there, yes I use it in Church every week. I will say I’ve never actually tried running 6 receivers. The most I’ve used together is 2. But it should work in theory. Just be aware that with only one transmitter, all 6 receivers will get the same mix. If you are buying, or buying anything on amazon using the link in the description would help me out, they give me a tiny percentage of sales.
On the receiver packs, can you choose the balance between left and right on the receivers. EG can one receiver receive ALL of just the left channel and another receiver receive ALL of the right side from the same transmitter?
I know what you’re getting at, but no this unit isn’t quite that advanced. Each pack will just receive the full L&R stereo mix from the transmitter. You would need another transmitter to send another mix to a different frequency. You could possibly jimmy the headphone cable to take just the L side then re-split it to both ears.
@@GroundbreakCreative OH YES! Stereo to mono splitter cables could work for what I want to do. Good point thanks man
So we can use our iPhones to do our own mixes through that performer app.... does that mean we’ll have to spend $100 per belt pack for the licence to do that (Our own mixing) ?
Being able to set your own mix is to do with the mixer you are sending from. We use the behringer x32 digital console, which has an app to adjust your mix. A lot of other digital mixers offer similar apps, but this unit simply transmits what the desk is sending out. Buying this unit won’t allow you to set your own mix via an app.
What are the dimensions for the transmitter and receiver? I’m looking to put together a plug and play IEM pelican case for shows that I light and I want to make sure I get a big enough case.
Cool, ok so transmitter is 6in (153mm) x 4 3/4in (120mm) x 1 1/2in (38mm) the receiver is 3 1/4in (83mm) plus the knob and antenna x 2 1/2in (64mm) x 1in (25mm).
Great review. I have one of these, just bought it. How do I tell if it is a mk1 or a mk2? Are both the transmitter and receiver updated?
Rob C Yes both are updated, if your one looks the same as the one reviewed, it’s the Mk2.
Groundbreak Creative Thanks. So on the receiver is it just the long aerial? Or is there any other clue? Thanks so much for helping.
The longer aerial is the only physical change, I’m still trying to work out if the limiter is in the receiver or the transmitter. That is biggest upgrade in this model.
Groundbreak Creative thanks buddy. Appreciate the help.
I also doubt if the item I bought is the most current version.
I increased the output signal on the mixer to try to reach the limiter but there was no interruption.
The limiter cannot be disabled?
No, not that I'm aware of. It was fixed the second generation S2.
@@GroundbreakCreative I finally purchased the S2. I´m waiting to be sent to venezuela.
@@GroundbreakCreativeis there way to tell 1st from 2nd gen?
@@joelmondonedo6855 hi, yes, just by the way the unit looks and the inputs etc. This video shows the Gen 1 unit czcams.com/video/26d5wK0R3lQ/video.html.
Hlo sir do you recommend this anleon s2 to buy.. plz reply me
Prem Gurung yes it’s great for it’s price, as long as you don’t need to use it in a huge venue.
can this system be plugged into the fold back system or just the sound desk
You could plug it into the fold back system before the fold back amplifier. But you would be disabling the fold back system to do that. Unless you used some kind of splitter to run both off the one cable.
Hi
How do you set two mono mixes from one system ?
I currently have 2 of these with 6 packs.
I want to put 5 people on one transmitter - 3 on one mono mix and 2 on the other mono mix.
Leaving me to use the other transmitter in stereo mode (because I bought them lol ).
I’ve already tried pushing the mono button and panning things hard left and hard right, but it’s still the one mix.
RexyFan, you will need to have two seperate cables plugged in, one for each mix. The receivers will however receive both of those mixes, one in the left ear, one in the right ear. So people would need to use just one ear piece either the left or the right. They are really set up for running a stereo mix to a single person.
Groundbreak Creative
Argh that doesn’t sound good at all... maybe I should’ve just gotten a wired system like the behringer ha8000, that way they can still get their own mix.
No worries then.
Thanks for the help. Appreciate it :)
@@RexyFan u can also use a cable on the reciever that separete L and R to 2 MONO p2, and each reciever plug a side that what to listen in mono, L or R.
(sorry by bag english) can understand?
Marcelo Menezes
Is that the same as what groundbreak mentioned as in they can choose which side to listen to... left or right by using only one ear phone?
muito bom o vídeo! obrigado!
Hey I live on Canada what would be the difference between the 526-535 MHz and 561-568 MHz which one would be the best there is also-863-835mhz thanks!!
Jeremy Joanes there shouldn’t be any difference between those two 500Mhz ranges. Just a matter of checking against any other units you are running at the same time. I have heard the someone has had issues with the 800mhz range, so maybe stick to the 500Mhz options.
Groundbreak Creative thanks a lot buddy!
Does this mean if I have a receiver with 526 - 537 mhz I should get the other 500 band one ?
Jeremy Joanes If you had another full system, like a wireless mic system or something running in the same frequencies, you would want to get the other one. Otherwise there’s a risk of signal interference.
Groundbreak Creative ok sounds good thanks !
What if our female singers are wearing dresses. Where would they connect that body pack with the belt clip ?
Hmmm, not too sure on that one, the would almost need to wear dresses with belts. Or wear a pair of shorts under the dress to clip it to. The volume knob could’ve turned through the fabric. Or change to skirt or pants and tops I guess. There really isn’t any easy to clip it directly to a dress, but any in ear unit will have the same type of clip.
Groundbreak Creative so I wonder how celebrity singers clip them when they’re on stage singing and dancing ?
Cos I always see them (esp Beyoncé) with in ears
Hey, I am a stage hand who has worked on Jay-z Beyoncé’s recent tour. Most large shows like that have an elastic belt with a Velcro pouch. This belt goes under their outfit and the cables are taped tight to their body to avoid it pulling it getting caught on stuff during their performance and quick changes. They have audio engineers who communicate with the talent during sound check and the show to make sure their monitor feed is right. The talent rarely adjusts their own IEMs unless they can’t communicate with their monitor engineer.
Bowen Moss wow ... thank you !
Sounds like an exciting job !
Hi Brought 4 of these in the UK (863-865 mhz) for our band and i'm really disappointed!
When using 1 unit drop out is noticeable from 6 feet (1-2 sec) and it seems really affected by people walking across the signal path.
If i turn units 2-4 on then drop out becomes unbearable, if we add instruments into the mix, sound quality is dreadful especially bass tones and the signal strength seems to suffer again!!
when i put earphones straight into the transmitter jack the sound quality is so much better.. it's almost like they suffer from lack of transmit power..
I've built an external aerial unit to see if that helps but no change. I've also put a signal strength meter on them and its all perfect. so can only assume that the Anleon S2 is not up to the job!
Interesting, I wonder if you are having some interference issues. I use mine regularly with no issues. I have about 150 people between me and the transmitter, which is about 30 meters away. I’m use the 600mhz range though.
@@GroundbreakCreative Hi its definitely the units. I found my old cheap Takstar (badged as gear4bands) in ear, this thing is the cheapest out there and it's been kicking around at home for a couple of years. Anyway plugged it in to the same port I was using the Anleon on and instantly great sound no drop out and no sign of a horrible clipping that was coming from any guitar plugged in.
I have contacted Anleon in China as I'm wondering if I've got either rogue units or fakes! They were purchased from Amazon....
Just a thought, have you tried spreading out the transmitters, so they’re not right next to each other? Or next to any other transmitters or receivers?
Yeah, same here. The Netherlands 863-865 mhz ... especially bass tones, lots white noise, interference issues?
@@muziekburo I get those as well.
Hey, bro! I badly need your help regarding this product. Would you mind if we can exchange contacts or maybe email. I got some specific questions. Thanks in advance! Godbless!
You’re welcome to ask on here if you want (I’ll get a notification that way). Otherwise my email is groundbreak98@hotmail.com.
Since You dropped it in the Toilet, it sounds kinda shitty...