Audio2000'S AWM630BU UHF 100 Selectable Frequency Wireless in-Ear Monitor System with Six Wireless Receivers and a PVC Carrying Case

They have surprisingly good sound quality! They perform well. I tested each belt pack and they all work well. The ear buds were a bit lacking though, So I recommend getting better ear buds to use with them.So I get these, they test out great. But as my luck would have it, the band broke up the next day. Ughh...

Quality of sound is amazing on drums for the price! Just one thing is I hope they would build it with better material.

Good quality for the money! I would however get quality earphones to go with the set instead of the supplied pair.

It’s great for a band running to a click track or a click track with backing tracks. Gets the job done for way less than an expensive Shure or Sennheiser system

Exactly I bought them and the only bad thing is the headphones

Purchased these for our band that has 6 singers. For the price I was willing to sacrifice some quality reliability etc.One of the units was DOA (it turned on but the PLL never locked on frequency). So for the moment we're down to 5 units. They sound good and have good gain. Didn't experience any fade or drop out.The Alkalines that came with them lasted 2 sessions. I bought a 12 battery recharging station to solve that. Having the ability to recharge the batteries while still in the receiver would have been a plus but of course that would have cost more. That antenna is a bit fragile and one of our singers accidentally pulled one of them out. So down to 4 units now. I'll probably get 2 more to fill in the ones that broke since they are so inexpensive. All in all a good value for the money despite the DOA and fragility. Even having to buy 2 additional replacement units is still cheaper than the closest competitor.

I’m so impressed by the performance of the Audio 2000’s in ear monitoring system. It’s highly recommended for those who just can’t afford to get the expensive system at the same time don’t want to sacrifice the sound quality. This system sounds great in Stereo mode. You also have the option for Mono sound too. This is the best saving money solution!Pros: Sounds great, built in 4 preset EQ on the Receiver, 10-dBm gained control on the transmitter. The transmitter looks great. All 6 Receivers looks good.Cons: 4 out of the 6 receivers have a little fitting issue on the battery compartment. It’s hard to insert the AA battery into the compartment. The provided ear buds sound like the very first earphone ever invented.I’m listening to the ATH-M50x headphones and they sound incredible. You can be able to select the proper sound frequency for your ear buds or headphones by switching the 4 preset EQ located on the Receiver. In my case I selected option 1 and it sounds incredible. This option gives the best balance of bass and treble sounds.I’m getting the audio source from the Tape REC Out RCA connection with the fixed and independent volume output, and from the Mackie Profx16v2. I’m using the adapter from RCA to 1/4-inch Males for the proper connection.The main outputs XLR and 1/4-inch are used for the main PA speakers and recording… The volume is controlled by the main Slider.I have noticed that the volume output from the Control Room and the Headphones is a little low compared to the audio source from the Tape out REC.