In Ear Monitor Cable

[1000 mA] If you need in ear monitor and and don't want to spend over $ Then this is your solution.

[0.065 lb] I like using this cable with a monitor on my camera.

[USB-C Male] Robust, well-made cable for an on-camera monitor use.

[0.31 lb] hurray! just a cable from my MBP to my monitor!

[Black] Best cable for your SmallHD Monitor

[1/8" (3.5 mm)] This is my first in ear monitor set up. As a drummer in a hard rock band, I highly recommend getting rid of the wedge monitor and going in ears all the way. This wired pack works perfectly right out of the box. I had it ready in just a few minutes. It sounds great, the AA batteries are still going after one 3 hour practice and a 3 hour live set.

[0.2 lb] I got this unit to rack-up a Mackie DL1608 in an in-ear monitor rack. It works great and it easily holds the weight of a small format console and its PSU.

[1] A friend of mine recommended this to me and I'm greatful. I use this high pass filter to cut low frequencies going to my in-ear monitor and also to cut low hz on side wash powered monitors. I get plenty of bass from my main subs so the Shure A15HP is a good fit for my situation.

[+20 dBu] I am using this device so that the singer can monitor her voice through an ear bud which means she doesn't have to have monitor close to her mic. Also, she can adjust the volume to her liking. The mic can be passed directly through or it can accept a feed from the board or both at the same time. Very cost effective for the quality and usefulness. It can use batteries or a small power adapter. My only complaint is that it uses 9 volt batteries instead of AA's which are cheaper and last longer. But, I high quality 9 volt alkaline gives us about 6 hours of use.

[Foam] We use them with our E5 ear buds and a Sennheiser in-ear monitor system. These units are preferred by my band and vocal team for their superior fit.