Sennheiser XSW IEM Wireless - First Look and Detailed Overview at Turra Music

[@ferox965]

Ive been using mine for a while now. Simple to set up, hasn't let me down once. Tip-get new buds. I'm a pro and this is great.

[@user-xg9bw5cm4i]

In terms of sound quality, is there a difference between Sennheiser's XSW and the EW G4? (for example, has the XSW a more "old landline phone" sound, limited in the frequencies?). Or in other words, could you tell a difference between listening to a song on some earphones wired to your mobile, or on those same earphones connected to any of those IEM's playing the same song? Thanks and congrats for this excelent review!

[@Gaba.Groove]

Great vid! Thank you! Can you use the headphone out jack simultaneously while transmitting the same signal to the receiver?

[@TurramusicAu]

Yes - the headphone jack out is for monitoring the signal that is being transmitted to the receiver

[@russellmayo499]

What a stud.

[@CP-Entertain]

where does the transmitter goes in ,,,,, in earphone channel or what

[@frankkramer9064]

IS there a possibility of wireless Blue Tooth option for this unit ? If Yes , what is the model number to purchase

[@TurramusicAu]

No. This is an RF system that works on ~500-700MHz frequencies and not bluetooth. We would not recommend any Bluetooth system for professional monitoring applications.

[@JustDennySax]

What a bout Blue Tooth. Wireless ear monitors or earphones

[@TurramusicAu]

Unfortunately bluetooth has too much latency to be usable for in ear monitoring

[@henrydaniel]

It item can be used as monitor for singer?

[@TurramusicAu]

Yes absolutely

[@juanjeronemo9573]

Is it 24 bit audio like the shure psm300?

[@TurramusicAu]

Hi Juan, no this is an analog system so no digital conversion like PSM300.

[@dwhitney31]

What is the latency on the new XS system?

[@TurramusicAu]

XS IEM is an analog system, so there is no latency associated with digital processing. Total system latency would be near zero.

[@dwhitney31]

@@TurramusicAu Opps I was confusing digital and analog. Thanks for the clarification.