In-ear Monitors

If controlling your own foldback mix appeals but you’d rather not invest in a digital setup, the PX System might be just what you need.

In-ear Monitors (IEMs) have transformed the on‑stage experience for many performers, but they aren’t always ideal for bass players. Could a new hybrid design be the answer?

Custom IEM specialists UE Pro have launched their first range of universal in‑ears.

Licence‑free wireless is fine for smaller shows, but more serious calls for a more serious system.

Thanks to its built‑in microphones, this unique IEM system lets you bring the outside world into your monitor mix.

If more is better, then an IEM with no fewer than 21 drivers must be the best ever, right?

Can off‑the‑peg IEMs really compete with custom moulds?

Amazingly, Audeze have shrunk their proven planar magnetic driver technology to fit into a conventional earbud format. How do they sound in practice?

My church is using Shure SE‑215CL in‑ear monitoring with PreSonus HP2 personal amplifiers, and the sound is distorted...

If you thought earbuds were a compromise, think again...

Live sound tends to favour function over fidelity, but Canadian IEM experts 64 Audio place sound quality centre–stage.

Mackie enter the in-ear-monitor market with three models offering top-notch performance, comfort and durability at Mackie value-for-money pricing.