PMT-33 | Transmisor IEM Inalámbrico Mono Cuádruple para PTM-33 (500MHz/900MHz)

The only reason I gave it a 4 instead of a 5 is because the body pack antennas can break somewhat easily. I have been unable to find replacement antenna parts. You have to buy the $80 body pack.Phenyx Pro has replacement screw-in antennas for other models of lavalier mics and other models but I've been unsuccessful in finding replacement antennas for the body packs of this model.

I was very blessed to be able to try out the PTM-33-4B Phenyx Pro IEM system. The ease of setup and the seamless integration with other equipment like the Phenyx Pro 3PDP for guitars and the Phenyx Pro PTU-7000 microphone system can make a significant difference in a live performance setting. The absence of dropouts or interference is a testament to the reliability of the technology, which is crucial for maintaining the flow of a performance. It's also great to know that the clarity of sound contributed to the musicians' ability to perform harmonies accurately. The Importance of quality audio equipment in enhancing the overall musical experience for both performers and listeners.

Amazing that 4 channels can fit in just one rack space. Our four-piece acoustic band can now hear clearly and moreover consistently, night after night. We’ve experienced no drop outs or interference. The belt packs are sturdy and provide plenty of gain. Battery life is amazing. The included earbuds are adequate but add a decent pair of IEMs and you’ll be really impressed. Thank you, Phenyx Pro.

*watch the video review for a quick run down*I want to preface this review by saying nobody influenced me to write this. I am writing this out of my own compulsion to do so, because that’s how stoked I am on this product. All the frustration my band has gone through with other IEM systems we have owned (live performance drop outs, battery doors busting, belt clips flying off, horrible sound quality and volume levels, etc) I had to write this. Read on..I have nothing but great things to say about this Phenyx Pro IEM system for the price point. Every other sub $500 IEM system my band has used has failed in one way or another, primarily with signal drop outs during live performances which is VERY FRUSTRATING.PROS:-Sound quality is much better than any other budget IEM system you will find. Is it Sennheiser G4 quality? No. But there’s zero latency, and the minimal static noise you might hear is to the point where you’re not gonna dwell on it.-This packs in 4 channels for 4 individual mixes in 1u rack space. WHAT?! It saves a ton of space.-No need to label body packs. Each pack simply pairs to the channel of choice through infrared sensors. Select channel, hold pack to sensor. Done. You can easily switch between IEM mixes or rapidly share mixes with this feature.-Includes rack mounts, antenna cables and holes to mount antennas in front of case. WIN! Having direct line of sight at shows is great, and the antennas fit with the front lid of the case without having to take them off.- VOLUME. These things are easily 5x louder than our previous packs. No need for headphone amplifiers at all.-Input peaking? Input volume control knobs for each channel on front of display.-Easily change frequencies for each channel. Group button and RF channel button for each of the 4 packs.-Quality. Heavier duty plastics and metal. You won’t have battery doors flying off with these. The belt clips are sturdy as well.-Dual inputs to insert a second line for click, another instrument etc.-Loop ou.

Great budget friendly IEM. I bought these for my church's worship team and they have been doing the job well for a year now.

Muy bueno

Undoubtedly an excellent quality, the reception is excellent the latency is almost zero, the headphones it brings are little heard but you can buy inears kz and it will sound perfect.