Phenyx Pro PTM- 10 Stereo Wireless In Ear Monitor System Review

Hey all, thanks for checking out my review of the Phenyx Pro PTM-10 wireless in ear monitor system, this is a great budget friendly option for stepping into the wireless in ear monitoring game.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:25 Disclaimer
00:50 Package Contents
03:50 Features & Specs
05:21 My thoughts on the PTM-10
07:22 Conclusion/Outro
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PTM-10 Stereo Wireless In Ear System:
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[@edgardoarroyo7418]

How its holding so far? Im planing to buy the same!

[@DrewJarrod]

Thanks for the review! I want to invest in my first IEM system - should I spend money on a mono-only system like the ptm 33 with 4 receivers right out the gate (and then upgrade to a stereo system later), or should I start and keep a stereo system like the PTM 10 and then get 4 belt pack receivers with that? Thanks!

[@NoahHirschy]

If you are wanting to use 4 receivers on the same transmitter I would suggest getting two STEREO IEM transmitters so that way each receiver can have their own custom mono mix. Basically the L channel is a custom mix and the R channel is a custom mix on each transmitter. This allows for 2 performers to have their own mono mix without having to each have a transmitter. Basically this saves you from having to purchase two more transmitters. I hope this makes sense! 😅

[@SteinarLundemo]

Sounds tedious. So 2 ppl share a transmitter? Means they are tethered together with cables. Better save up for 4 bodypacks imo.

[@NoahHirschy]

@@SteinarLundemo haha no everybody would have their own body pack transmitter, they just would be sharing receivers. With the stereo receiver you can set it up where the L side would be one persons mono mix and the R side would be another person’s mono mix. This is a pretty common thing with stereo wireless iem systems, I’m sure there are videos showing how to do this if you need to know more.

[@jairepp]

What is a good one for a bass player?

[@NoahHirschy]

The Shure PSM300 would be a great option or if you want the best of the best (IMO) the Sennheiser G4 IEM system would be great as well.

[@luisrequinto10]

Ptm-10 vs ptm-11 which is better?

[@NoahHirschy]

It really just depends on your need, if you need a stereo mix then the PTM 10 is the obvious choice, but in regards to audio quality between the two they are very similar.