PTM-10 vs PTM-22

[@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!

[@zzarap4ik]

which one is noisier? And which sounds better? why do you need 3 receivers for ptm 10 if you can only give 2 signals through it

[@MichaelJohnsonProductions]

If you buy 1 PTM 10 with three receivers and 1 PTM 10 with one receiver you have 4 receivers total Then you can have four receivers with their own mix for four different people

[@zzarap4ik]

@@MichaelJohnsonProductions thanx, what about noise?

[@jaykemoeller9247]

Ok the PTM-22 you can't pan on each channel to get 4 different mixes that way? Looking at buying one or the other for myself and another band member but keeping an eye on other people wanting to use as well.

[@MichaelJohnsonProductions]

No the ptm-22 is strictly mono. Getting the ptm-10 is the better option

[@MBergyman]

Thanks for doing this review - I want to run two mixes in mono as well, and other reviews had mentioned there is still some of the R mix in the L and vice versa, impossible to fully isolate the L and R mixes. Does this fact make a big difference for you in practice?

[@MichaelJohnsonProductions]

No it isn't noticeable at all

[@MBergyman]

@@MichaelJohnsonProductions thanks for the quick answer 👍

[@caiosouza7473]

very nice

[@MichaelJohnsonProductions]

Thanks for watching

[@oldschooldjernie]

How long do the batteries last thanks

[@sroksrehband]

Is there Issue with static or dropping out ?

[@MichaelJohnsonProductions]

We haven't had that issue.