D Debra Audio PRO Mono ER-202 UHF Dual Channel Wireless in Ear Monitor System with Monitoring Type for Stage, Receiver, Studio, Guitar, Band Performance (Dual Channel, 4 Bodypack)

Gran producto ! Buen sonido y señal estable. Lo compré con temor y tampoco esperaba mucho de los audífonos pero me sorprendieron. Normalmente uso shure 215 o Sony 7506 y la verdad no están nada mal Hay que tener cuidado con la hebilla del bodypack porque puede perderse fácilmente Soy músico profesional y por un precio muy cómodo pude solucionar el performance del grupo para mis eventos corporativos Sugiero comprar baterías recargables duracel AA

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I received the shipment as scheduled. The system works very well out of the box. So far I have only used at home. So far I have not had any problems and all functions are working. I will update my review after I have used the in ear monitors on stage a few times.

Mucho mejor de lo que esperaba. Muy buenos materiales y buena calidad de sonido.

We have a 3 piece band and wanted to try using IEM's instead of monitor wedges for live performances. I ordered these, to see if they were any good. So they seem to be okay as far as setup goes. Nice build quality. I have only tested them, to date, in my home studio and I can say without any doubt that the earbuds are HORRIBLE. These things would probably be the same quality as a $9.99 pair you get at the store while in the check out line. Terrible! My first impression was that this system is horrible. The sound was extremely high pitched with treble... no bass at all. It sounded terrible. It sounded like a cheap little radio speaker. I tested the receiver using my studio headphones, which have a 3.5mm plug in addition to 1/4in. The sound was actually pretty nice! THROW THE EARBUDS IN THE GARBAGE. Plan on buying a good pair of earbuds with a 3.5mm plug. You'll spend between $65.00 to $125.00 on them but it will be worth it. So is this worth is as it comes out of the box? NO. Absolutely not. It's a starter setup that needs earbuds. So once you buy earbuds...you'll add another $300.00 to $400.00 to price. Are the ones for a couple hundred bucks better? Probably not. I imagine, unless you're going to spend over $1,400.00 on a set...you'll probably need to upgrade all of the earbuds.