Hey guys, thanks for watching. Here are some common questions I'm getting in the comments as well as an update! 1) Yes, it is stereo. You'll need a splitter cable to get 2 inputs from your mixer in order to use it truly in stereo, but the system IS stereo. 2) You can use multiple systems at once. Turn on the first one, let it pair, wait a few seconds, then turn on the next one and it will find the next frequency. I don't recommend using a LOT of cheap wireless though. Watch this video to find out why: th-cam.com/video/Xgw96rY4TAc/w-d-xo.html 3) The winner of the drawing has been notified. Thanks for entering! More coming soon :) UPDATE: So it appears that half the comments say they like the system, and half the comments are saying they are having problems with the system being distorted or too much hiss. I reached out to NUX and this was the response I got: The NUX B-7PSM is a stereo and wireless system, which means that the raw data size is double that of a mono wireless in-ear monitoring system. To ensure a stable connection, we have to compress the raw data to some extent, which results in a loss of sound quality and causes high frequency distortion. This distortion is more noticeable when playing guitar alone and using the system for quiet practice. However, it is still great for live performances and band rehearsals where multiple instruments are mixed together, and the distortion situation is dramatically reduced. So please keep that in mind. I used these at loud concerts, so that makes sense. I still stand by my review, and I always have these with me as a backup. Recently, we did a one-off gig in Dominican Republic with a fill-in guitar player, and he didn't know we needed ears. So I let him borrow these. I asked how they worked for him and he said they were great and he wanted to buy a pair for himself. Just wanted to let you know I'm getting mixed reviews on these, but they are working well for me. This IS part of the risk of buying cheaper wireless stuff. It will work for some, but not for others.
Hi Scott! Thank you so much for all your content and reviews! I'm hoping you can maybe help me, I just bought this system and I tried plugging it into the headphone out of both my Katana Air and HX Stomp and I'm getting this horrible fizzy noise like it's distortion from the source being too loud. No matter where I put the volume knob on either of those it sounds off. I tested it by plugging into my Macbook's headphone out and listening to some music and it worked, although if I listened to rock/metal sometimes it distorted again during the louder guitar parts. Do you have any tips for this? I'd hate to have wasted money on it just for it to be unusable. :(
If it’s working on one system (your Mac) but then not on your other system (your guitar stuff), then I would problem solve there. You are likely sending too hot of a signal to the IEM system from those devices and it’s causing it to distort. Hope that helps!
@@ScottUhlMusic Thanks for your response! Do you have any tips for making the signal less hot? As I said turning down the volume knob doesn't work. Maybe some kind of converter / cable or routing it through to a mixer / interface?
Try using the send block on the hx stomp, and plug the IEM into the send port on the hx stomp. With the send block you can chose the gain and how much signal is being sent to your ears. 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic Tried it, no dice...fizziness/distortion is still there when I plug it into anything other than a computer headphone out port. Even tried passing through mixers with RCA etc. and nothing worked. I might give an attenuator cable a try or a DI box but I'm not even sure those can solve it. I'm hoping if I invest in something like the Sennheiser XSW it won't have these issues. :( Thank you very much for your time and advice!
I'm currently using an Xvive system, and it's only failed on me once due to crowded frequencies, but once, is once too many. It's definitely about time there was one in the 5GHz range!
The xvive IEM has been the most solid wireless device I’ve used on 2.4ghz for sure 🤘 However… If you are saying the phrase “once is too many dropouts”, then the answer is simple… you should not be looking at cheap wireless gear. That is the answer. I recommend saving up for the sennheiser ew 300 if that’s how you feel 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic oh yeah I agree. Only issue is, I quit my job and went back to University, and have very little spare income... This nux one looks like a great way to go until I can afford a decent pro level one.
Oooooo think this is going to be the Wireless im gonna look at. I was debating between the Xvive wireless, the Tbone wireless, and the phenyx as well. But the simple usecase (along with the fact im probably going to pair it with a Pod HD, now debating on the bean or the floor board, for vocal fx) seems like this will be solid. though now that I have that JOYO Wireless Mic unit, one of my guitarists and my bassist both also have wireless units, i wonder if adding this will start having issues. Anyway, im also just hoping i maybe win the drawing so I have extra money for the effect unit XD great video man!
Great video brother thank you so much,if I win this by any chance I would love to give this to my drummer cause he is always having touble hearing his voice in the moniter so looks like this will solve the problem.thank you 💚💛❤️
Thanks to NUX for raising the technology bar. And to YOU for continuing to raise the knowledge bar for us. Thanks for helping me get started with MIDI, too.
Nux are coming up with some surprisingly good products of late. A serious competitor in guitar accessories. I could do with this system in my small home studio, giving me freedom of movement, where the clutter of cables is an ongoing battle.
As a drummer and audio engineer, I'm always interested in these kind of wireless IEM options. Have been looking into the XVive system but wasn't convinced since it's still mono. Unbelievable this is a stereo one but still has the compact design. Really appreciate your reviews Scott, very helpful!
I use Senheizer with my band and Xvive for small acoustic gigs or home practice. I'm constantly impressed with how good the less expensive options are getting.
I’ve been using these as well as their 5.8 ghz wireless guitar system for about 8 months now. They’ve been awesome, no drops, great range and battery life.
Thanks for sharing! I know that some people have had problems with this, but they have worked so well for me. My singer needed to borrow them as well this last weekend when his were acting up, and he loved them as well.
Thanks for the review-I’ve been comparing different models, watching reviews for everything on the cheaper end of these setups and this looks like a really good option. It’s between this and the XVive…the case is a real seller, and USB-C helps too. I especially like how you pointed out it’d be good option to just hear yourself directly, even if you can’t get the entire mix. As a brass player that little bit really helps. Chops go out the window quick if you’re playing too loud in effort to hear yourself.
These are even stereo?! Holy crap, we live in an age of absolute technical insanely awesome stuff!! And time wise, we are still only at the beginning. Love these videos Scott, thank you for your thorough reviews and honest opinions. It really helps!
@@devoncomposition Yes!! Mind bogling, isn't it? You do need a splitter cable thought, to get from 2 outputs from your mixer to go to the single (stereo) input on the NUX, but yeah, still stereo!
we have two 2.4 ghz systems in the band and there is often interference. Analog IEM's just sound bad in the same price range. I'm glad that finally something happens on the market.
There are two really cool things going on here: one, NuX breaking the mold with the 5.8G at an affordable price. Two, you are reviewing these systems and sharing all your knowledge with the world. As someone who has never gigged, but is interested in transitioning my gear toward a more professional capacity, I find your videos invaluable. I never know where to begin, or even know what to try and, more valuably, what to avoid. Thanks for the help, man 👍🏼
Bought a set based off this review. Complete disappointment. Tried on multiple sources, got static/distortion across all of them. Based on the Amazon reviews, I'm not the only one. Promptly returned for refund. Such a shame....Stereo, 5.8, all seemed promising! Not recommended.
Never tried a nux product thanks for sharing tech is just renovating every year now .. I still use floor monitors hop I got the budget too get one of this and have more portability…
Super cool. Great info again Scott. But I’ll stick with my Lekato set for < 1/3 the price for now. Also looking at trying the Phenyx Pro ptm-11 system which is also less cost. But I would definitely not complain if I was to win 😅
So, given the choice, would you spend your money on the Xvive or Nux system? The Xvive looks more resilient and has 6 channels, the Nux is more convenient and 5.8gHz. You've convinced me to go wireless and now I just need to take the plunge!
Great video I am currently using a wired solution, Behringer Powerplay P1 Personal In-ear Monitor Amplifier but this wireless option is a lot better! Thanks for sharing this info
That's actually a really dope system! Wouldn't have learned about it without this video. I've been looking into getting gear for my band to start doing shows independently, but this is something I could probably use immediately!
Hey brother, gotta thank you for all your amazing videos! I got one question. We're trying to get into IEMs with my band and considering budget vs features I'm torn between getting a couple of these NuXs (3 or 4) or getting some of the Phenyx Pro sets you've reviewed too. Which one would you recommend? Seems like we'd be spending around the same money-ish but not sure which one of the two is the more reliable/recommended (for Phenyx Pro I'm particularly thinking of getting two combos of the PTM-10 with 2 receivers per transmitter, to do 2 mono signals per transmitter). Also, those come in 900Mhz, is that better or worse than 5.8Ghz?
The PTM 10s are definitely much better. Especially getting 2 transmitters with 4 receivers. That’s definitely the way to go. These cheap ones like NUX and Xvive are not meant to use a ton of them all at once. The PTM 10 is the best entry one I’ve found because you can do that trick of 1 transmitter 2 receivers. That’s the one I would recommend going with for 4 total wireless IEM mixes 👍
Thomann is currently selling these for 159 € for some reason, go and grab them guys, especially if you're from Europe 🎉 I have tried the system at home while playing bass along with tracks and it has worked great in my opinion. Can't wait to try it live!
Little details like the 3.5mm-1/4 inch adapter, being a screw on type, are just the icing on this cake. Stereo 5ghz IEM rig for $200.... very interesting.
Cool vid thanks! Bought the NUX guitar wireless (love it) and been wanting to buy these. Hoping I win instead ;) Thanks, I've sent your videos to countless people to saver me from explaining IEMS at budget... Great work!
Hey Scott...how it's to be my wallet God? 😁 Your channel changed my thinking about using less known brands what make my band like me more as a tech...yeah I'm bassist tech...not so dumb 😂
I have a $700 Carvin system. It came with buds that didn’t work from the start. I ended up trying a few different types of buds before I found a pair I like. So not having them included is somewhat understandable.
Scott I've only recently started following your stuff. What a great channel. I hope you can select someone from Australia to win. Looking forward to more great content.
I’ve been using both NUX wireless systems for guitar and dynamic microphone for few years now, and if anyone asks me, no one can beat the versatility and quality of those sets. Can’t wait to try this new set! Thanks for review!
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This is AMAZING. I think I'm gonna send my old Shure psm400 into retirement.
This looks like a great system! Might just replace my Phenyx setup... which I sat on recently and broke the tiny clasps to keep it on my belt. Now I just need to get it 2 meters away from my wifi router
Really cool product...I have been looking at transitioning to iems for awhile and this will be an option that will work for me and fit my budget as well...
Hey guys, thanks for watching. Here are some common questions I'm getting in the comments as well as an update!
1) Yes, it is stereo. You'll need a splitter cable to get 2 inputs from your mixer in order to use it truly in stereo, but the system IS stereo.
2) You can use multiple systems at once. Turn on the first one, let it pair, wait a few seconds, then turn on the next one and it will find the next frequency. I don't recommend using a LOT of cheap wireless though. Watch this video to find out why: th-cam.com/video/Xgw96rY4TAc/w-d-xo.html
3) The winner of the drawing has been notified. Thanks for entering! More coming soon :)
UPDATE: So it appears that half the comments say they like the system, and half the comments are saying they are having problems with the system being distorted or too much hiss. I reached out to NUX and this was the response I got:
The NUX B-7PSM is a stereo and wireless system, which means that the raw data size is double that of a mono wireless in-ear monitoring system. To ensure a stable connection, we have to compress the raw data to some extent, which results in a loss of sound quality and causes high frequency distortion. This distortion is more noticeable when playing guitar alone and using the system for quiet practice. However, it is still great for live performances and band rehearsals where multiple instruments are mixed together, and the distortion situation is dramatically reduced.
So please keep that in mind. I used these at loud concerts, so that makes sense. I still stand by my review, and I always have these with me as a backup. Recently, we did a one-off gig in Dominican Republic with a fill-in guitar player, and he didn't know we needed ears. So I let him borrow these. I asked how they worked for him and he said they were great and he wanted to buy a pair for himself. Just wanted to let you know I'm getting mixed reviews on these, but they are working well for me. This IS part of the risk of buying cheaper wireless stuff. It will work for some, but not for others.
Hi Scott! Thank you so much for all your content and reviews! I'm hoping you can maybe help me, I just bought this system and I tried plugging it into the headphone out of both my Katana Air and HX Stomp and I'm getting this horrible fizzy noise like it's distortion from the source being too loud. No matter where I put the volume knob on either of those it sounds off. I tested it by plugging into my Macbook's headphone out and listening to some music and it worked, although if I listened to rock/metal sometimes it distorted again during the louder guitar parts. Do you have any tips for this? I'd hate to have wasted money on it just for it to be unusable. :(
If it’s working on one system (your Mac) but then not on your other system (your guitar stuff), then I would problem solve there. You are likely sending too hot of a signal to the IEM system from those devices and it’s causing it to distort. Hope that helps!
@@ScottUhlMusic Thanks for your response! Do you have any tips for making the signal less hot? As I said turning down the volume knob doesn't work. Maybe some kind of converter / cable or routing it through to a mixer / interface?
Try using the send block on the hx stomp, and plug the IEM into the send port on the hx stomp. With the send block you can chose the gain and how much signal is being sent to your ears. 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic Tried it, no dice...fizziness/distortion is still there when I plug it into anything other than a computer headphone out port. Even tried passing through mixers with RCA etc. and nothing worked. I might give an attenuator cable a try or a DI box but I'm not even sure those can solve it. I'm hoping if I invest in something like the Sennheiser XSW it won't have these issues. :( Thank you very much for your time and advice!
As a 78 yr old gigging bassist. I can see where this would benefit me. At this stage...simple = better ! Thanks for the info!
Leaving my comment 🍀 i really want an Stereo wireless IEM, thanks Scott !
Very cool! Was concerned that all the inexpensive IEM systems were in 2.4 . Glad someone finally makes a set in 5.8 GHz.
Really dig your videos! And I could really use this in ear system. Thanks in advance 😊
Brilliant video, very informative and full of useful information. Well presented and easy to follow. 10 out of 10
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm currently using an Xvive system, and it's only failed on me once due to crowded frequencies, but once, is once too many. It's definitely about time there was one in the 5GHz range!
The xvive IEM has been the most solid wireless device I’ve used on 2.4ghz for sure 🤘
However… If you are saying the phrase “once is too many dropouts”, then the answer is simple… you should not be looking at cheap wireless gear. That is the answer. I recommend saving up for the sennheiser ew 300 if that’s how you feel 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic oh yeah I agree. Only issue is, I quit my job and went back to University, and have very little spare income... This nux one looks like a great way to go until I can afford a decent pro level one.
Sounds great!🎉
I like the attitude!😊
Very informative. Thank you.
Ive been looking for this type of monitors🎉
Thank you for the excellent review Scott!
One question came to mind: Can you connect multiple receivers to a single transmitter? Have you tried that?
Thanks! And No, you cannot do that with this system.
So helpful. Thank you.
Seems like a nice little system.
Thanks for you great content is helping me alot🙏
Oooooo think this is going to be the Wireless im gonna look at. I was debating between the Xvive wireless, the Tbone wireless, and the phenyx as well. But the simple usecase (along with the fact im probably going to pair it with a Pod HD, now debating on the bean or the floor board, for vocal fx) seems like this will be solid.
though now that I have that JOYO Wireless Mic unit, one of my guitarists and my bassist both also have wireless units, i wonder if adding this will start having issues.
Anyway, im also just hoping i maybe win the drawing so I have extra money for the effect unit XD great video man!
Great video brother thank you so much,if I win this by any chance I would love to give this to my drummer cause he is always having touble hearing his voice in the moniter so looks like this will solve the problem.thank you 💚💛❤️
Nice! In ear monitors help so much with being able to hear vocals
Great review
This would be really useful for church.
Thanks to NUX for raising the technology bar. And to YOU for continuing to raise the knowledge bar for us. Thanks for helping me get started with MIDI, too.
Thanks!
Nux are coming up with some surprisingly good products of late. A serious competitor in guitar accessories. I could do with this system in my small home studio, giving me freedom of movement, where the clutter of cables is an ongoing battle.
As a drummer and audio engineer, I'm always interested in these kind of wireless IEM options. Have been looking into the XVive system but wasn't convinced since it's still mono. Unbelievable this is a stereo one but still has the compact design. Really appreciate your reviews Scott, very helpful!
The XVive is not reliable at some of my venues…. Def going to look into another system. Used it for both acoustic and electric gui.
I use Senheizer with my band and Xvive for small acoustic gigs or home practice. I'm constantly impressed with how good the less expensive options are getting.
That’s the right way to do it!
I can't believe how many musicians are reluctant to utilize IEM systems. I personally love them!
Best investment a musician can make IMO 🤘
I’ve been using these as well as their 5.8 ghz wireless guitar system for about 8 months now. They’ve been awesome, no drops, great range and battery life.
Thanks for sharing! I know that some people have had problems with this, but they have worked so well for me. My singer needed to borrow them as well this last weekend when his were acting up, and he loved them as well.
Super-handy video. Thank you. And MAKE ME A WINNER! 😃
Thanks for the review-I’ve been comparing different models, watching reviews for everything on the cheaper end of these setups and this looks like a really good option. It’s between this and the XVive…the case is a real seller, and USB-C helps too. I especially like how you pointed out it’d be good option to just hear yourself directly, even if you can’t get the entire mix. As a brass player that little bit really helps. Chops go out the window quick if you’re playing too loud in effort to hear yourself.
Great video, as usual. It's my day to win! Let me know so I can send you my shipping address!😅 Nux makes great products!
These are even stereo?! Holy crap, we live in an age of absolute technical insanely awesome stuff!!
And time wise, we are still only at the beginning. Love these videos Scott, thank you for your thorough reviews and honest opinions. It really helps!
Are they actually stereo??
@@devoncomposition Yes!! Mind bogling, isn't it? You do need a splitter cable thought, to get from 2 outputs from your mixer to go to the single (stereo) input on the NUX, but yeah, still stereo!
we have two 2.4 ghz systems in the band and there is often interference. Analog IEM's just sound bad in the same price range. I'm glad that finally something happens on the market.
There are two really cool things going on here: one, NuX breaking the mold with the 5.8G at an affordable price. Two, you are reviewing these systems and sharing all your knowledge with the world. As someone who has never gigged, but is interested in transitioning my gear toward a more professional capacity, I find your videos invaluable. I never know where to begin, or even know what to try and, more valuably, what to avoid. Thanks for the help, man 👍🏼
Thanks! Glad to help 🤘
Great and well thought out review. They all are as a matter of fact. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
This would be a great help for me if I won. Thanks for the info though!
Bought a set based off this review. Complete disappointment. Tried on multiple sources, got static/distortion across all of them.
Based on the Amazon reviews, I'm not the only one. Promptly returned for refund.
Such a shame....Stereo, 5.8, all seemed promising! Not recommended.
This is so strange that people have said this… I’m looking into it because this was not my experience with these. I’m sorry to hear that
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Never tried a nux product thanks for sharing tech is just renovating every year now .. I still use floor monitors hop I got the budget too get one of this and have more portability…
It’s about time there is an inexpensive solution for in ear monitoring!!! Portable and lightweight is what we need!
I love portable these things are getting 🤘
Super cool. Great info again Scott. But I’ll stick with my Lekato set for < 1/3 the price for now. Also looking at trying the Phenyx Pro ptm-11 system which is also less cost. But I would definitely not complain if I was to win 😅
The PP ones are also great for sure! Not as portable as these, but they are cheaper and work well 🤘
So, given the choice, would you spend your money on the Xvive or Nux system? The Xvive looks more resilient and has 6 channels, the Nux is more convenient and 5.8gHz. You've convinced me to go wireless and now I just need to take the plunge!
Both are excellent choices for the price 👍
Amazing.... perfect for drummers as well
Good afternoon... on other channels they talk about noise and distortion in the equipment. did you observe that??? thank you
See my pinned comment 👍
Thanks you are amazing !!!! God bless you!@@ScottUhlMusic
Great video I am currently using a wired solution, Behringer Powerplay P1 Personal In-ear Monitor Amplifier but this wireless option is a lot better! Thanks for sharing this info
That's actually a really dope system! Wouldn't have learned about it without this video. I've been looking into getting gear for my band to start doing shows independently, but this is something I could probably use immediately!
Great video
Scott! Another great run down on some very interesting gear!
Hey brother, gotta thank you for all your amazing videos! I got one question. We're trying to get into IEMs with my band and considering budget vs features I'm torn between getting a couple of these NuXs (3 or 4) or getting some of the Phenyx Pro sets you've reviewed too. Which one would you recommend? Seems like we'd be spending around the same money-ish but not sure which one of the two is the more reliable/recommended (for Phenyx Pro I'm particularly thinking of getting two combos of the PTM-10 with 2 receivers per transmitter, to do 2 mono signals per transmitter). Also, those come in 900Mhz, is that better or worse than 5.8Ghz?
The PTM 10s are definitely much better. Especially getting 2 transmitters with 4 receivers. That’s definitely the way to go. These cheap ones like NUX and Xvive are not meant to use a ton of them all at once. The PTM 10 is the best entry one I’ve found because you can do that trick of 1 transmitter 2 receivers. That’s the one I would recommend going with for 4 total wireless IEM mixes 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic sweet, thanks for the quick reply man!
Can you charge them while in use? Say with a powerbank in the pocket for the receiver.
I believe you can, that’s my guess. But I haven’t done that
@@ScottUhlMusic If you still have it around, would you be so kind to try that?
I looked for these and they are out of stock and at Nux.......Of course, you gave so many options on other videos....Thank you
This brings so much flexibility to one’s rig and options. Thanks for sharing and great review.
Great video. I wish they opted for 1/4" build in and an XLR adapter.
Woww.....Gr8 system , NUX are really coming with good products, can't wait to have hands on it ...Thanks for the review...!!💌
This sounds pretty awesome. I'd use it for practice and a minimal portable system to play while traveling
Great video! Very informative. Thanks for all the hard work you put into these videos! I’ve learned a lot from watching these.
Really appreciate all of your guidance as I'm getting back to gigging after a very long time out. Will check these out for sure!
Thanks for this great review. Hopefully this IEM is available in Germany soon.
Very interested. Dang...what a cool option. Running UHF now. Sweet channel, dude!
Came across your channel two days ago. And I've been playing catch up. Very kool...
Surprise me. NUX Waiting 5.8 GHz for a long time. Im a vocalist and perfectly need this new NUX. Pls….Nice and clear review. Im in Taiwan
Looking forward to trying this 5.8GHz system on stage, 2.4Ghz is sometimes too crowded to be stable for entry level IEM system
Great review. Definitely fills a niche. I will probably pick up a set for the same reasons... Thumbs up!!
Thomann is currently selling these for 159 € for some reason, go and grab them guys, especially if you're from Europe 🎉 I have tried the system at home while playing bass along with tracks and it has worked great in my opinion. Can't wait to try it live!
Hey, these would perfectly pair up with my NUX wireless transmitter, I LOVE the charging case!
Always wanted to try an ear monitor. I''m a singer and always have trouble hearing myself over the music.
nice piece of gear...seriously considering it for the price and the 5.8Ghz...
Was looking for a review, found a giveaway, hopefully that’s a win!
Little details like the 3.5mm-1/4 inch adapter, being a screw on type, are just the icing on this cake. Stereo 5ghz IEM rig for $200.... very interesting.
great review thanks - I'll probably buy them
It will be great to win a wireless system for my IEM. Great info in your channel.
Nice affordable setup. Wish our whole group had one!! All weekend Warriorz!!!
Cool vid thanks! Bought the NUX guitar wireless (love it) and been wanting to buy these. Hoping I win instead ;) Thanks, I've sent your videos to countless people to saver me from explaining IEMS at budget... Great work!
Looks great. My band's heading towards using IEMs; this could be a good option. I have the NUX B5RC guitar set.
This looks like a nice small wireless option and after watching your Lekato 2.4ghz, this seems like it's worth the extra digits for the 5.8.
I have a couple Nux products, IR and Wireless Guitar System both great great quality , I'll have to give this one a shot
This looks ready interesting! I'm considering upgrading.
checking out an affordable wireless in ear monitor system that is on 5.8Ghzb very nice
Hey Scott...how it's to be my wallet God? 😁 Your channel changed my thinking about using less known brands what make my band like me more as a tech...yeah I'm bassist tech...not so dumb 😂
Nice... Love their wireless Guitar adapters. Cool products!
Thanks for a really helpful video, I've been thinking about IEM and been out off the cost of anything not running on 2.4ghz
I have a $700 Carvin system. It came with buds that didn’t work from the start. I ended up trying a few different types of buds before I found a pair I like. So not having them included is somewhat understandable.
New to your channel. Good review with useful info. Just started as a singer with a band will definitely check out more of your videos. Thanks
Thanks for the review.
Recently purchased, but I haven't had a chance to use it.
Saw a glimpse of one on #BassTheWorld
I ain't gonna say beautiful words to actually make me win this lol but I wish I get the giveaway though....I will greatly appreciate it .God bless you
Wireless IEM would be sooo kewl. I have accidently walked out to the end of my wired IEM cable many times. Ugh.
We use Aviom personal mixers at church. This would be a great addition to be fully wireless!
Great video, keep up the good stuff! Love to see a review of the Mooer GWU4 wireless gtrs unit!
Thanx Scott🤘🏻
That looks great, for xr18 sends would they be in mono and would that work with these. Fab work Scott love your videos.
They look great! I can see using them as a stereo ears rig off something like the Behringer P16.
Oh, and PICKLES!
Scott I've only recently started following your stuff. What a great channel. I hope you can select someone from Australia to win. Looking forward to more great content.
I’ve been using both NUX wireless systems for guitar and dynamic microphone for few years now, and if anyone asks me, no one can beat the versatility and quality of those sets. Can’t wait to try this new set! Thanks for review!
This is AMAZING. I think I'm gonna send my old Shure psm400 into retirement.
I have been looking for a wireless IEM system. I really like my NUX MG-30, so this is an easy choice. NUX makes great gear!
Thanks for another great video. Looks like a good backup IEM.
I have a 2.4 system which works great, but I can't stray too far. This may be exactly what I've been looking for.
Looks like a great unit and love that it’s 5.8!!!! Thank you!
I just bought the Lekato 2.4 system based on your review. This looks like a nice step up from that.
Nice video! I'll be grabbing one for my rack. Thanks Scott
Really cool IEMs. Looks like a great alternative to lugging my wedge to jams!
$200, nice! Agreed this is a great backup system or great for small shows where you don't want to take a bunch of stuff.
This looks like a great system! Might just replace my Phenyx setup... which I sat on recently and broke the tiny clasps to keep it on my belt. Now I just need to get it 2 meters away from my wifi router
Really cool product...I have been looking at transitioning to iems for awhile and this will be an option that will work for me and fit my budget as well...
Very nice could benefit me for my 3 classic hardrock bands! Never had to gig with In ears so winning this could be the next step for me.