Phenyx Pro, PTM-22A, UHF Wireless in Ear Monitor System, Mono 2-Channel IEM, Metal Stage Monitor w/ 2x50 Frequencies, 164ft Long Coverage, Rack Mount Kit,for Studio/Band (4 Bodypacks 900 MHz)
PTM-22A Includes Only:
- 1 x wireless IEM transmitter
- 2 x UHF bodypack IEM receivers
- 2 x in-ear earphone
- 1 x power adapter
- 2 x antennas
- 1 x antenna Kit
- 1 x user manual
Features:
- [Mono Monitoring & Hassle-Free Setup]: The UHF in ear monitor produces crystal-clear sound monitoring in mono mode and enables you to monitor overall sound harmony from various instruments and singers effectively, a beginner-friendly wireless in ears for singers and stage performances. The hassle-free IR synchronization to pair up transmitters and the receiver makes setup a piece of cake.
- [UHF Band & Cable-Free Operation]: This mono wireless in ear monitor system utilizes the state-of-the-art UHF band circuitry for statistics-free and delay-free operation compared to the 2.4GHz design. Up to 2x50 adjustable frequencies enable interference-free multiset operation with 6+ IEM systems. Free you from wire entanglement with reliable coverage up to 164ft in an open space line of sight.
- [Crystal-Clear Sound & Individual IN & OUT]: This wireless monitor system features 2 inputs and 2 outputs for each channel to enable two different mixes. You can choose pre-fader or post-fader monitoring by passing the audio through the IEM system. Volume controls and an informative LCD panel to provide system details, including real-time battery indicators, AF, and RF indicators. PAD buttons lower the input gain for a smoother mix.
- [Rugged Build & Versatile Use]: The sturdy metal-built transmitter and light-weight ABS plastic bodypack receivers are durable and elegant. It is ideal for small and large venues, including stage performances, studio recordings, exhibitions, lectures, instructions, speeches, etc. Good quality in-ear monitor earphones offer purer optimized sound. The rackmount kit facilitates more professional use and better signal transmission.



