Well, it isn't so bad that you could not use it, but it's not as clear as it should be... but gets the job done :)

Thank you! Yes, it might not be THE BEST, but it does the job realy nice!

Get the RW2090 it’s amazing

Yeah, it kinda sucks, but, for a small band, without a van, or any ability to use wedges or stage monitors, it gets the job done... I just think that I should bought the other version with higher frequencies... the sound would maybe be clearer...

Yeah, and buy the expensive one.

It's dual mono too.

Well theoretically it is... that was my plan, but I didn't try it out his way yet...

@@snowkingcro have you tried that way?

@@nathanaelmichaelgilbertsig1168 yes, it complicates the tings but it is doable. the problem with this input is you you get your mix in one ear and your mates mix in the other... :)

It could be that i've seen your review, as i searched the whole KZfaq to see how it works

@@snowkingcro indeed, there is too little info out there about them currently! Even less in English. Cheers for doing your bit in sharing the knowledge :-)

Yes, although, you would get dual mono.

So meaning each body pack can have different mix?

@@jamesanthonydaz6874 exactly. each aux from the mix goes in his own channel

exactly! you also have two inputs for every body pack! so: #1 - you can send 4 aux channels and mix them as two stereo in every body pack #2 - You can send two aux signals to every mono channel so every body pack has mono in both phones #3 - You can send 4 individually mixed aux channels (2ch per input with every aux on it's L or R panorama) so every body pack (four of them) has individual mix but only in one ear.

@@snowkingcro have you got a video explaining this. Would be quite helpful to see how this works

@@snowkingcro Hello.. thank you for the detailed review and clarifications. :-) with your option #3, is it possible to do the following configuration.. Question 1: Send 4 individually mixed aux channels to the 4 inputs available (channel 1 L+R & Channel 2 L+R) Question 2: Route each channel input (for example Channel 1 left) to an individual receiver. (So each of the 4 receivers will get an individually mixed aux channel) Receiver 1 will get Channel 1 Left Receiver 2 will get Channel 1 Right Receiver 3 will get Channel 2 Left Receiver 4 will get Channel 2 Right Question 3: Is it possible to change a setting on the receiver to mono so that the signal comes through to both left and right in ears. I hope I did not bore you with my question :-P Thanks in advance.

I have these, and they're perfect for playing in a bar or restaurant with the band. No more bringing in monitor speakers for everyone and no more feedback! :) Batteries usually last one night. So I bought a pack of 8 high capacity rechargeable AA batteries from Amazon so I can recharge them every night. :) if u do the same, make sure they are high capacity rechargeables. Also you want to buy your own in ear monitor headphones from Amazon as well. The DZ pro dual driver for $30 are great and sound better than the headphones that come with the unit. The DZ also wrap around your ear so they don't fall out on stage. Lastly, replace the headphones tips with foam tips from Amazon. You will thank me when you play live.

@Allen J - I am soooo sorry that i skipped your question and didn't see it..., question#2 - yes, you could configure them that way Question#3 - No! Receiver has no settings... you can only change the frequencies, and that's about it.

I haven't had the chance to try it out.

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is there a link?

@@snowkingcro kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mciAebqinJnUo2w.html

Hi. Thanks for the comment. I was max 15 meters away and hadn't any latency there... did not test further as my max range needed is about 5-7meters away from the stage.

well, i really haven't tried anything else, but for a semi-pro musician, this could do a good job

@@snowkingcro thanks buddy

pretty much only the design...

It works good, but i had no space inside a rack so i got some extend cables and mounted them in the front.

snowkingcro how did that work? Are they dangling or mounted elsewhere on the front?

they are mounted in a blank 1U panel. drilled some holes and screwed them in front of the transmitters.

I'm really not sure, but if you can change frequencies on sennheiser, you can try to connect to one...

Sorry, i'm not sure what you mean?

i connected all four receivers to one channel successfully.

Yes, you can

@@snowkingcro thank you sir

I connected all four receivers to one channel successfully, without any issues.

5 at least. There is a kit on amazon with 10 bodypacks

That's also truth. You could connect an infinite number of bodypacks, but you can only choose between 4 channels which they will be able to listen!

Well, this IS a wireless In Ear Monitor System... ;)

Agree, but as i said here in the comments, when you get the live sound from the stage, this is just fine as an side aid...

Every channel has two inputs, so you can choose to go mono or stereo

snowkingcro ok, thank you. I asked because most sets I saw seem to sum the stereo input to a mono signal..

@@snowkingcro how do you set that? How can I choose to go mono or stereo?

If you plug two aux from the mix into the L&R with dedicated panoramas, you'll have stereo signal in your phones. but, as I use them for monitoring during live gig, and mostly use only one InEar I prefer mono

@@snowkingcro ok. All the reviews I've seen and amazon say the audio comes out mono. That's why I'm asking. I'd like to know if the "L & R" are more like output for Body pack 1&2 or can it be really stereo.

yeah, but only the design... :D

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