In Ear Monitor Wireless Receiver

[>80 dB, Typical] I play keyboards and I needed in-ear monitor, whether it's wireless or wired. Since I don't move on stage too much, I decided to use the wired option and needed good in-ear buds. I found them! Fit well -- can be adjusted to fit perfectly due to their design. Hi-fi sound too!

[25 in] This was a perfect suite for our wireless seinheizer microphones and in-ear monitor packs. Highly recommended!

[96 kHz / 24-Bit] It took a while to find, but this case is perfect for our wireless In Ear Monitor system.  The extra unit of rack space even allows for room to store our body packs ear buds and a couple of short XLR cables, so everything we need to run our ears is all in one box.  Shipping was fast as well!

[Uncompressed] I would like it if they could sell just the receiver so I could have two wireless signals.

I would like it if they could sell just the receiver so I could have two wireless signals.

[Black] I needed some sort of frame to mount a monitor and wireless receiver on. This did the trick at a great price. I am happy with it.

[0.15 lb] Well made and flexible monitor cage. Neck strap is comfortable with the weight of the monitor, wireless receiver and v-lock battery mount I ordered (Wooden Camera WC V-Mount Battery Plate (Dual D-Tap)) . I like the sun screen can warp around the monitor and cage for storage.

[0.21 lb] Even with wireless video transmission becoming more integrated with monitors, I still prefer the modularity of the Wooden Camera directors monitor design. I can pair any wireless video receiver I want with whatever monitor I want. And when a better version comes out I can swap one of the elements. The handles are sturdier than the SmallHD monitor handles (though do be sure to tighten the screws super tight or the handle can slip off) and the strap attaching at four spots is so much better than only two attaching on in the middle of the SmallHD ones. The back swing opens to have better access to receiver settings and cables that you can hide tidily once you close the door. I do wish the swing back opened without having to essentially completely unscrew one of the sides so much, but a small compromise. All in all Wooden Camera lives up to its reputation and the cage is super light which is great because the v-mount batteries definitely are not! A great directors monitor cage or base for an AC kit with wireless follow focus.

[Yes] The C70 is a great camera, but like any camera, you need to mount a microphone and/or wireless receiver. With no viewfinder, an external monitor sure is nice, too. This has the right points to do all of that without having to put an entire cage on the camera. I have a Wooden Camera handle that has the grooves at the mount point, for more mounting options. The angled cold shoe is great for using the stock C70 mic mount, too, because it places it lower.

I needed some sort of frame to mount a monitor and wireless receiver on. This did the trick at a great price. I am happy with it.