What the best and most rider friendly in-ear system on the market right now. The key word is "rider friendly"
In-Ear Systems
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Re: In-Ear Systems
Aren't in-ears something that we should expect the artists who want to use them to should be carrying? They are such a specialized and application specific item that it's almost pointless to try to stock them, because whatever you choose, inevitably the artists will want something different.
Aren't in-ears something that we should expect the artists who want to use them to should be carrying? They are such a specialized and application specific item that it's almost pointless to try to stock them, because whatever you choose, inevitably the artists will want something different.
Re: In-Ear Systems
the artists carry in-ear drivers [i.e. the things that go in your ears]. but it's common to provide in-ear RF systems.
sennheiser seems to be the most favored. although the SHURE psm900/1K is strong as well. anything else is gonna get a quizzical look....
the artists carry in-ear drivers [i.e. the things that go in your ears]. but it's common to provide in-ear RF systems.
sennheiser seems to be the most favored. although the SHURE psm900/1K is strong as well. anything else is gonna get a quizzical look....
Re: In-Ear Systems
Shure PSM 900/1000
Sennheiser G3/2000
For rider friendliness, those are your options.
Shure PSM 900/1000
Sennheiser G3/2000
For rider friendliness, those are your options.
Re: In-Ear Systems
just bought 6 channels of G2 with sr350 transmitters [higher power] and they compare very favorably with my PSM900 [that i love]. i think most folks would accept well maintained G2 systems without hesitation...
just bought 6 channels of G2 with sr350 transmitters [higher power] and they compare very favorably with my PSM900 [that i love]. i think most folks would accept well maintained G2 systems without hesitation...
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I would hope if they were that imperative to a bands act that they would carry them and in the UK we do see a'lot of bands with their own systems. However we do get quite a few hire requests from artists from other territories whos systems are not usable here. I have contemplated buying 4 systems as I have had that many requests over the last couple of years.
If I do It would be the Sennhiser G3/2000 systems, as thats what we see on most riders these days. The Shures are still great and are acceptable.
Kim
I would hope if they were that imperative to a bands act that they would carry them and in the UK we do see a'lot of bands with their own systems. However we do get quite a few hire requests from artists from other territories whos systems are not usable here. I have contemplated buying 4 systems as I have had that many requests over the last couple of years.
If I do It would be the Sennhiser G3/2000 systems, as thats what we see on most riders these days. The Shures are still great and are acceptable.
Kim
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When I spec in ear RF systems, I love Sennheiser 2000, take Sennheiser evoG3, Shure PSM900/1000 any day, accept Sennheiser evoG2.
When I would have to buy a system, it would be 2000 series, or with a smaller budget evolution G3.
When I spec in ear RF systems, I love Sennheiser 2000, take Sennheiser evoG3, Shure PSM900/1000 any day, accept Sennheiser evoG2.
When I would have to buy a system, it would be 2000 series, or with a smaller budget evolution G3.