XTUGA IEM1200 Wireless in Ear Monitor System 2 Channel 2/4 Bodypacks Monitoring with in Earphone Wireless Type Used for Stage, Studio and Church (2 Bodypacks)

Hält was es verspricht und was man in der Preisklasse erwarten kann. Ein bisschen schade ist, dass das Tonsignal nur Mono übertragen wird, obwohl XLR-Eingänge für beide Kanäle vorhanden sind.

Just got one of these and compared it to a hardwired Aux out of my mixer and Shure PSM700 IEM system from the same Aux out of my mixer. This is exactly how I would use them with my band in a live gig situation. I think the audio quality is just as good as the Shure system, in fact, there is a noticeable noise floor (hiss) on the Shure system that isn't on the XTuga. Now, this may be down to which channel I picked for both systems but it seems the Xtuga has a better signal. I've very impressed especially with the price in comparison to the Shure systems. I did use my own high-quality IEM earbuds on both systems so if you want great audio make sure your ear buds are good. I use some TRN V80 Ear Headphones.

Es muy conveniente que este modelo transmita 2 señales independientes. Por cada señal que transmite tiene 2 entradas pero cada salida (señal que se transmite) viene mezclada en mono. Trabajo con estos bodies y radios para comunicación con el staff y hasta ahora no he tenido ninguna interferencia con el resto de equipos inalambricos. Uno puede traer el body en un radio de 15/20 metros y la señal no se corta. En caso de que haya cuerpos/paredes entre el transmisor y el body, la señal transmite 10 metros a la redonda sin problemas. Perfecto para el precio que tienen. El único contra que le pondría sería que los bodies tienen cuerpo de plástico y el trozo de metal con el que se atora en el cinturón/pantalon se safa fácilmente de su posición.

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I can't imagine getting anything better in this price bracket. Provide your own IEM earbuds because the included ones are obviously as cheap as possible. Usable though, if better has to wait. The antenna on one receiver has already fallen off, but I haven't noticed a dip in its performance, thankfully. I'll chalk that one up as a PLUS instead of a minus for durability. My biggest and only 2 real complaints with this system are the battery life (about 3-1/2hrs) and the volume/peaking issue that seems WAY too sensitive. I ended up having to buy an additional battery amp to tape onto the performer's receiver, because the volume isn't loud enough on its own. When you get the volume loud enough, the transmitter will peak and it cuts-out the audio completely, which is very distracting for the performer. So it's a CONSTANT balance issue that I have to fight in EVERY venue as no settings transfer to every venue the same, nor are their similar ones. They're ALWAYS completely different. But as far as audio quality goes, I've ran these to some powered speakers several hundred feet away and there was 0 drop-out and NO noticeable lag! That was cool! I left them at 4 stars overall, because they're obviously not on the same level as a $600 pro set... but if you get yourself a battery amp pack to pair with it, or run it to something that's amp'd after the receiver, you got a heck of a bargain here!