Make ALL your headphones WIRELESS! In-Ear monitors

[@gpneil2]

I am really curious about your statement that "the audio quality is as good as your headphones." I purchased a set, andclike many other reviewers my set demonstrated extreme signal distortion and fuzz no matter the source (both live with a band and otherwise). I reached out to NUX for warranty service and recieved the following response: We have received many feedbacks complaining the same thing, and here is the UGLY fact: The NUX B-7PSM is a stereo and wireless system, which means that the raw data size is double that of a mono wireless in-ear monitoring system. To ensure a stable connection, we have to compress the raw data to some extent, which results in a loss of sound quality and causes high frequency distortion. This distortion is more noticeable when playing guitar alone and using the system for quiet practice. However, it is still great for live performances and band rehearsals where multiple instruments are mixed together, and the distortion situation is dramatically reduced. In short, the NUX B-7PSM is not designed for silent practice, but it's a great gadget for live performances and band rehearsals. This seems to suggest that it is just an expected characteristic of the system, but positive experiences like yours, as well as product demos published by NUX directly, seem to suggest otherwise. Can you just confirm that you did not experience signal distortion that others are reporting? Thanks!!

[@DerekPaulGuitar]

Thanks for the comment and research, I didn’t experience it, very strange indeed!!

[@HK-zd2vd]

This is exactly what I'm looking for for years, I don't any freaking clue why no brand producing this kind of product until now :) I just need a portable wireless STEREO mix.

[@timjx3675]

Sounds great ! i hate the cord problem too 😥 any issues with discerning any latency ?

[@DerekPaulGuitar]

Thanks! No latency issues at all

[@mad37967]

I just bought it and i used it with a behringer p16 monitor mixer for live shows.. but i noticed a hiss in a high frequency, i also tried it straight to the headphone out in my Headrush mx5 and i hear the same hiss noise. Is that normal?

[@DerekPaulGuitar]

I didn't notice it on mine, could it be an EQ thing? cheers

[@jmtab]

There are a number of reviews on Amazon also complaining of noise. I haven’t tried this system myself.

[@brandonmoore9728]

I have a 9 piece band, how many people can use their own separate IEM transmitters and receivers on stage at once?

[@DerekPaulGuitar]

There are some budget friendly products at that can do this, using the NUX would be expensive, take a look at the Phenyx pro stuff, cheers

[@X_T_O]

Hello, does this work with a single transmitter for several receivers?

[@DerekPaulGuitar]

Oh I’m not sure, a question for NUX maybe, cheers

[@ignaciorodriguezmelgarejo9526]

Is it stereo or mono?

[@DerekPaulGuitar]

It’s in stereo, thanks

[@balajiv7835]

Hi bro can you able to give me one pedal?

[@matteomidas638]

You can buy a longer headphones cable for 5$ and you're done.

[@joelonsdale]

Yeah, but spending $5 is less fun than spending $200....

[@matteomidas638]

@@joelonsdale absolutely true 😊👍

[@joelonsdale]

@@matteomidas638 But using wireless anything when sitting down does seem a little ridiculous!

[@matteomidas638]

@@joelonsdale Yes it is.