I Found the BEST In-Ear Monitor System under $500

[@ZackSeifMusic]

*What are YOU using for IEMs?*

[@ptmich333]

Merry Christmas Zack! My band and I have been using the Shure PSM300, entire band mix, rack mounted transmitters. Using it for 5 years, no issues.

[@papasquito]

I’ve never used IEMs…. Maybe I should! I did buy the same Adam studio monitors that you recommended and am very happy! Thanks bruh!

[@ZackSeifMusic]

@@ptmich333those are amazing systems!! My bassist uses one in Crash the Party🎉

[@ZackSeifMusic]

@@papasquitothe Adams are amazing!! I highly recommend IEMs for live use. It's all I use today. I recommend trying them first to see how flat they are. But you get used to them very quick and the pros outweigh the cons.

[@benblyze7921]

In my band practices I use an ATW-3255. If I'm playing a Church gig i use the Xvive u4 or a provided psm300. with this unit only dislike the fact they don't have a battery pack on the receiver pack for these, I'm bad at remembering to re-charge my ears.

[@chrisburch1523]

Thanks for the demo, very professional and informational. \m/

[@ZackSeifMusic]

Glad you liked it!

[@paulbradshawguitar]

cool stuff, i'm using LD systems u508 (oldschool ;) radio 823 - 832 MHz, 863 - 865 MHz) with our band Drogher as you say there's definitely a big gap between the Shure/Sennheiser stuff and lower down, it's generally a better idea to spend a bit more and get something that lasts and is rock solid

[@ZackSeifMusic]

I always buy the best I can afford at the time. That way I don't need to "upgrade" every 6-18 months, losing money in the process.

[@swannacademy-historymatter5123]

Nothing much about the most important thing.....vocal delay. You said it was 5mil sec, was that true or was it worse?

[@DadPlaysBass]

Are they mono or stereo?

[@ZackSeifMusic]

As far as I can tell it's mono

[@jordanbillman6606]

Given the $399 price point it's insane that the unit doesn't have an XLR input or at the very least come with 1/4inch adapter because 99.9% of all mixers BUS send through XLR. Also only 4 can be on stage?? That's crazy. I'll stick with the Xvive unit that only costs $229, can support at least 6 channels, and comes with a 1/4 adapter that I never need to use because it appropriately has a XLR input. That's a no brainer

[@ZackSeifMusic]

The lack of XLR was my main comment for them

[@MassiveDerek]

how's the sound quality on the xvive ?