XTUGA IEM1200 Wireless in Ear Monitor System 2 Channel 2 Bodypacks in Ear Monitors for Musicians Wireless Mono Type, 40 Frequencies, Up to 300Ft Range, Suitable for Church, Band and Studio

This unit was a game changer for me vocally, however you will need to upgrade the ear buds because the sound quality is horrible until you do, otherwise this unit is great and I would suggest it to anyone!

Lo compramos hace unos años y aun siguen funcionando

I can't imagine getting anything better in this price bracket. Provide your own IEM earbuds because the included ones are obviously as cheap as possible. Usable though, if better has to wait.The antenna on one receiver has already fallen off, but I haven't noticed a dip in its performance, thankfully. I'll chalk that one up as a PLUS instead of a minus for durability.My biggest and only 2 real complaints with this system are the battery life (about 3-1/2hrs) and the volume/peaking issue that seems WAY too sensitive. I ended up having to buy an additional battery amp to tape onto the performer's receiver, because the volume isn't loud enough on its own. When you get the volume loud enough, the transmitter will peak and it cuts-out the audio completely, which is very distracting for the performer. So it's a CONSTANT balance issue that I have to fight in EVERY venue as no settings transfer to every venue the same, nor are their similar ones. They're ALWAYS completely different.But as far as audio quality goes, I've ran these to some powered speakers several hundred feet away and there was 0 drop-out and NO noticeable lag! That was cool!I left them at 4 stars overall, because they're obviously not on the same level as a $600 pro set... but if you get yourself a battery amp pack to pair with it, or run it to something that's amp'd after the receiver, you got a heck of a bargain here!

Just got one of these and compared it to a hardwired Aux out of my mixer and Shure PSM700 IEM system from the same Aux out of my mixer. This is exactly how I would use them with my band in a live gig situation. I think the audio quality is just as good as the Shure system, in fact, there is a noticeable noise floor (hiss) on the Shure system that isn't on the XTuga. Now, this may be down to which channel I picked for both systems but it seems the Xtuga has a better signal. I've very impressed especially with the price in comparison to the Shure systems. I did use my own high-quality IEM earbuds on both systems so if you want great audio make sure your ear buds are good. I use some TRN V80 Ear Headphones.

En relación precio-calidad dudo que exista una mejor alternativa. El servicio de post venta es increíble. Lo recomiendo 100%. El sistema funciona claramente mejor de lo que piensas que funcionaria sin es que miras el precio. La Señal es buena y estable, libre de ruidos molestos en el oído. El equipo cumple perfecto cometido en lo que hace. Quizás es "básico"... Pero lo hace hace lo hace muy bien. El paquete llegó más rápido de lo señalado y todo en perfecto embalaje. Gracias.

I'll give this a 5 star because I was satisfied with the sellers communications. I think about the sound quality you'll get what you have paid for. But over all, I was satisfied with the seller's effort and patience on responding to my inquiry. I would recommend if someone looking for an audio product to check on this seller DIKos Audio Store. Awesome.

I’ve been a sound engineer for 30 plus years as well as a musician who plays gigs regularly. However, for the money this system is durable as far as looks, but the quality of sound is lacking. I say this because the built in limiter/compression kicks in way too fast. It cannot handle the sound of a full band or a decent volume. It’s cutting out way too soon when there should be more headroom. At first I thought this was a frequency issue and I was wrong. I finally played music from my iPhone and ran that through the system and it would cut out when the the sound reached a certain decibel level. I turned down the volume of the pack and this helped but when you’re in a full band situation the volume becomes too low. I’m not a fan of built in limiters and I understand they are installed to protect your hearing, but the threshold needs to be set higher

It's cheap, but you don't even get what you paid for. Within the first month one of the wireless packs just stopped working. The input jack went bad. The company that makes it wouldn't let me just buy one more wireless pack, they said I have to buy the whole thing again. Do not buy this product, you will regret it.