Wireless In Ear Monitors For Musicians With Jack

[0.84 lb] Used by our Praise and Worship team for wireless in ear monitors. Work great!

[48 kHz / 24-Bit] Zoom is thinking like us musicians and what we need. A live mixer and a recorder plus 5 aux sends for headphones or monitors with effects is a game changer. It all ends up separately on an SD for post creative possibilities in you DAW.....wow

[6' / 1.8 m] We have used Mogan Wireless Ear Mics for the past 10 years. Great comfort around the ear...light weight, small yet produces great sound. I highly recommend the Omni Earset.

[3] Musicians need these cable lengths more than anything out there....

[2.9 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Plugable USB-C Dual 4K Display Dock 100W comes with everything needed to make your laptop display with other monitors. It gives full and good resolution. I installed the driver from the website and it was very smooth process. It has vents so doesn't really overheat. The dock does require its own power adapter which is what provides all the power to the ports and also includes laptop charging. Definitely great for those that need the extra monitors or great for remote work/travelling. Some of the specs are: ~5 USB 3.0 ports (3 in the front, 2 in the back), Dual display, both supporting HDMI or DP (up to 4K 60 hertz), Ethernet jack~Headphone/Speaker 3.5mm jack, Microphone jack, SD and micro SD card slots. The dock connects to your laptop via the USB C jack and supports up to 100W charging power to your laptop

[0.215 lb] I needed a longer cable to plug my headphones into the jack on my desktop. The Cans look for the wireless headphones did not look good on Zoom calls. Hence the need for and problem solved with this cable. No loss of clarity and the cable definitely adds flexibility. No regrets.

[Blue] I needed this for the RODE Wireless GO 2 system (to output audio through USB and use the 1/8th jack to monitor the audio signal.) The price is high, but it's the only one I could find online.

[2.3 x 2.1 x 2"] I gave up on several pairs of wireless ear buds after being massively disappointed with the way in which the ear tips seal -- or rather would not seal. The result was always thin, awful sound quality. Mainly the bass just wasn't there...unless it was sealed just so in my ear canal. Over-ear or On-ear is just the only way to go...but it takes some getting used to when running and exercising. The Urbanears HELLAS are very well designed, lightweight, and love the washable parts. Also, the BT range is impressive. My kids think they look cheap, but they're not cheap at all. They're just made for movement and I think look very modern. All in all, I recommend them as an alternative to sports/exercise wireless ear buds.

[4 x 2 x 0.1"] I purchased this Intercom Headset to use with our system at church. I really like how I could use my custom in ear monitors with this headset and how comfortable it is to wear. On Christmas Eve, I had this on for over 10 hours as I directed two rehearsals and three services. The stage captain, executive producer, and video director all commented on how clear the audio was from the microphone. My only regret is that I didn't purchase this sooner!

[75' (23 m)] The clarity of these in-ear monitors is absolutely phenomenal. You can hear every little nuance. I have spent far more money on in-ear monitors and have used just about every brand available. At a fraction of the cost, these are just as good if not better than most high-end in-ears. They are super comfortable, very light weight and extremely durable. I'll be grabbing a couple more sets for my team.