D Debra UHF Wireless In-Ear Monitor System with Earphones,300M,Professional IEM Stereo System with Transmitter and Beltpack for Studio, Events, Band Rehearsals, Live Performance (2 Backpack)

Been on the hunt for a stereo wireless IEM setup that doesn't break the bank, and came across this on the YouTube so though it'd be worth a look. The transmitter is sturdy and seems well put together, very good quality feel to it. The receiver belt pack is very light and somewhat cheaper feeling, but then I guess being lightweight is the idea. The belt/pocket clip is right on the back of the receiver, so can dig into your side a little (being picky here). Listening to music through Bose noise-cancelling in-ear phones, there is a very tiny loss in clarity when comparing directly with direct cable connection, but this is normal for wireless IEM systems, so very impressive. Latency is not detectable, so probably close to the 4ms quoted.After doing a bit more searching, a few people were asking whether this kit is legal in the UK- turns out to isn't, as in the UHF TV frequency range. To use legally, you would have to buy a venue specific licence at a cost of about £138 a year! Radio licensing is a minefield here, so might be wrong about this but still don't want to risk a visit from Ofcom :-(To sum up, a really well spec'd system, which would be a bargain if it was legal in the UK.

Provato la prima volta in sala prove: Non ha mai sganciato il segnale nemmeno per un attimo! Ho utilizzato delle batterie stilo ricaricabili Amazon basic da 2400 mAh e dopo 3 ore di prove il ricevitore wireless dava ancora capacità piena sul simbolo di carica. Suono pulito e ben intellegibile soprattutto in modalità stereo. Le cuffie in dotazione sono abbastanza accettabili ma io le ho sostituite con delle KZ-ZS10pro. In questa fascia di prezzo entry level penso non esista nulla di più performante.

Prodotto con rapporto prezzo qualità eccellente. Performance audio sorprendente copertura distanza ottima. Unica nota forse la durata delle batterie.