VERDICT ON IN EAR MONITORING

[JMAGICUK]

HI
MY CHURCH HAS JUST INSTALLED A NEW HEADPHONE MONITORING SYSTEM, RATHER THAN MONITOR WEDGES.

IT NOW FEELS DIFFERENT, WHAT SORT OF VOLUME LEVELS WOULD YOU GUYS HAVE THE OVER BAND AT.

CHEERS

[dwdrummer]

Dood i've been playin in ear for a few years now it's the most awsome switch I've ever made. I tried to play a show with a wedge a couple of weeks ago and in the middle of sound check i went straight to the bus and got my ear buds (SHURE E2's). Take it from me there is no other way to go.

When I am on tour, I use in ear monitors and sometimes a wedge. It all depends on how close I am to the rest of the band on the stage. The type of venue has a lot to do with my decision too. If I am playing outdoors and with a click, I usually use in ears. If no click is playing, I use a wedge. If I am playing on a small stage in a closed in spot, I would have to check the acoustic sound levels to decide. Why? Because I do not want to overkill. If the spot is tight and I can hear everybody, I only send the click through the in ears. Outside I need to hear everything, so I have everything mixed in.

[Zilpex]

I love my SHURE E1's. I don't use too much in our worship service as the acoustics of the stage lends itself to a good wedge mix on stage. I do
use them when we play along to sequences just to make sure
I'm dead on target. I must say that a good sound engineer is absolutely necessary to have a good experience with the in ears.

all I can say is put in a pair of E2's and put a buttkicker on your seat OH MY GOD!

[dwdrummer]

all I can say is put in a pair of E2's and put a buttkicker on your seat OH MY GOD!

does E2's do rock  :!: they rock my face off
out :wink:

[dwdrummer]

:lol:  :lol:  :lol: take the does out of my post :lol:
out :wink: