Gosh, for a "smaller" band this seems like a heck of a good deal. Might have to pass this along to a few folks. Thanks for putting in the leg work Mike! Cheers!
Yeah, I think that's the exact market, obviously I don't expect Imagine Dragons to rely on this for their next tour, but a local band making a switch the in-ears this is a great entry level set up to test the waters with.
For $160, itd be impossible to find something to do the same job, even with this hood of quality. Thanks for checking it out and for the backing track!
I wonder if you’re using a mixer, if you can get a better sound? Also what did you discover about the input/output LR channels? Did they offer stereo sound or still just mono?
Whatever this product does sounds like a great deal. My problem is that I am just a basement drummer playing along to my iPad of cd player. I just have no idea what a product lie this does. I’m assuming this is for people playing in a band with a lot of electronics? Would this product do anything to help a person like me out?
In your situation, it would really just allow you to connect to a sound device like a CD player, and then have the audio transmitted wirelessly to your headphones or in-ear monitors. It's really more useful for a live performing musician, where you use in ear monitors instead of a speaker facing you for hearing the members of the band.
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Gosh, for a "smaller" band this seems like a heck of a good deal. Might have to pass this along to a few folks. Thanks for putting in the leg work Mike! Cheers!
Yeah, I think that's the exact market, obviously I don't expect Imagine Dragons to rely on this for their next tour, but a local band making a switch the in-ears this is a great entry level set up to test the waters with.
That range is wild! I'd say that passes the test too. hahaha
For $160, itd be impossible to find something to do the same job, even with this hood of quality. Thanks for checking it out and for the backing track!
I wonder if you’re using a mixer, if you can get a better sound? Also what did you discover about the input/output LR channels? Did they offer stereo sound or still just mono?
I believe the LR is just for pass through if you were to run an instrument like a keyboard into the unit, then run out into a mixer for PA purposes.
Whatever this product does sounds like a great deal. My problem is that I am just a basement drummer playing along to my iPad of cd player. I just have no idea what a product lie this does. I’m assuming this is for people playing in a band with a lot of electronics? Would this product do anything to help a person like me out?
In your situation, it would really just allow you to connect to a sound device like a CD player, and then have the audio transmitted wirelessly to your headphones or in-ear monitors. It's really more useful for a live performing musician, where you use in ear monitors instead of a speaker facing you for hearing the members of the band.
@@malonedrum Okay, now I get it. Thanks, Mike.