T.Bone IEM

[Steve_Hole]

I'm looking at IEM's for my church. We are working to a limited budged and it looked like we would have to go wired, but the T.Bone IEM system looks interesting. Anyone used them and could let me know what they are like?

 

Thanks

 

Steve B-)

[Rob_Beech]

They work fine, the only complaint I'd have with them is they aren't the loudest things in the world. You certainly need decent plugs to go with them as they do lack a bit of headroom if you don't have the "in ear" type plugs.

 

Great for the money though. Not too battery thirsty either. Happy to do 2 shows on a set for my band and I'm sure they'd be happy for a couple more, although I replace them each show if it's with anyone else as that's my policy.

 

if you're close by come and have a listen.

 

Rob

[Steve_Hole]

Thanks for that Rob.

 

Do I asume correctly that they are stereo units?

 

Just out if interest, which buds do you use with them?

 

Steve ;)

[Rob_Beech]

I use a pair of the EP4's which are only about £35. A bargain compared to many out there. Probably not the best on the market but they do a good job.

 

and Yes, they are stereo units. However, they are unsuitable to run 2 x mono mixes, adapting the outputs from 2 receivers for 1 to take left and 1 to take right. I was asked this before, and I think the seperation between left and right isn't great.

[timtheenchanteruk]

just be aware that IEMs use the same fequency bands as radio mics, so if you have 4 mics on the UHF de-reg band, to legally use them you will need a licence.