Great ideas and great video. I went the extra cost of using Sennheiser transmitter and receiver G3 or G4 body packs for everything. That way you don’t have the big unsightly receiver and the body packs also transmit over a great distance. Crystal clear sound of course because they’re Sennheiser . If you want, you can even get Plug-in adaptors for really long nights where you don’t trust the batteries lasting. They work so well and you can stick them on the back using Velcro, so nobody even sees them sticking out from the top or hanging from the cord.

i like your honesty I also use body packs for receivers (vocopro 900mhz digital) and they suck up battery more so than if used as intended for IEM and speaking, and yes i tried the XVIVE and they suck.

Great video Tony!

Check out the prime 4 for sending different music in their zone output for cocktail hour 👍🏽😁

Thank you for the tips! Where did you get the tray for your speaker stand? Which one is it?

Have you had the opportunity to use the Alto Stealth system? If so how do you feel they stack up?

What about the lag sir? Can we best match?

If you get the Shure battery AC adapter, it runs on power so you never have to worry about batteries.