D Debra Audio PRO ER-202 UHF Dual Channel Wireless in Ear Monitor System with Monitoring Type for Stage, Receiver for Studio, Guitar, Band Performance (Dual Channel, 4 Bodypack)

I've only been playing around with this system for a few hours and have yet to test it out fully, but so far I'm very impressed. I wasn't familiar with the brand so I didn't know quite what to expect, but the build quality feels higher than expected. The transmitter looks and feels like a high end device, solidly built and good looking, and the bodypacks feel sturdy enough to take a beating. The fact that the transmitted is rack mountable is a nice touch. Connecting the bodypacks is a piece of cake. Took just a few seconds to pair, and the connection appears to be very solid. I played a little recorded music through the transmitter and it came through loud, clear and crisp. While I'll probably end up replacing the stock headphones on the bodypacks with my own IEMs they're actually pretty good. I expected them to be cheap and basic, but they're comfortable to wear and have no obvious issues. For now they'll be fine. All in all I'm very impressed. If I come across any issues when I get the chance to test this system properly I'll amend my review, but for now I'm happy to award the full five stars.

I am delighted with this purchase, which has transformed my garage into a dedicated Home Studio for Garage Band. We utilize a six-channel mixer to connect all our instruments and our tape or mix (iPad with backing tracks). Subsequently, the main output from the mixer is routed into one of the input channels of this Debra monitor system. This setup enables seamless playback of backing tracks with the click of a metronome, allowing us to monitor our performance without any noticeable latency.

Excellent audio transmission sytem. Comes with 4 wireless receiver (requires 2 AA per receiver, battery not included), 4 in-ear headset, and the main unit (transmitter). As soon as I plug in the power, it was blinking for Bluetooth connection, which I was able to connect to my phone for testing. Two channels. I don't think you can change frequency on receiver end, but who needs to? Receiver has nice texture (smooth velvety feel) and light. There is volum control knob. Inear headphone is good (pickup all tonal range). Sounds pretty good. I can even hear good bass. Rack mountable. Balanced XLR audio in. Range is pretty good to. Tested in my church setting, and no drop of signal across the main santuary wich is about 60 feet. Excellent product.

I was hopeful that in a search for a budget wireless IEM setup that this would tick the box. Unfortunately you just can't produce a functioning system for this price point. Quality out of the box seems better than I expected, until I plugged everything in. In every configuration we could think of this system introduced a bad interference with out PA system, we tried multiple PAs and multiple configurations and it just wasn't useable. Cheap circuitry is to blame here, but for the price what should I have expected. This will only work in the most basic of instances, even then I wouldn't take a chance. Just spend the extra money on a good system up front...

Pas beaucoup d’interférence pour un groupe de 5 mais ne convient pas pour moi je me suis mal informé pour les que tout les musiciens ai leur mix