D Debra Audio PRO Mono ER-202 UHF Dual Channel Wireless in Ear Monitor System with Monitoring Type for Stage, Receiver, Studio, Guitar, Band Performance (Dual Channel, 4 Bodypack)

I've only been playing around with this system for a few hours and have yet to test it out fully, but so far I'm very impressed. I wasn't familiar with the brand so I didn't know quite what to expect, but the build quality feels higher than expected. The transmitter looks and feels like a high end device, solidly built and good looking, and the bodypacks feel sturdy enough to take a beating. The fact that the transmitted is rack mountable is a nice touch. Connecting the bodypacks is a piece of cake. Took just a few seconds to pair, and the connection appears to be very solid. I played a little recorded music through the transmitter and it came through loud, clear and crisp. While I'll probably end up replacing the stock headphones on the bodypacks with my own IEMs they're actually pretty good. I expected them to be cheap and basic, but they're comfortable to wear and have no obvious issues. For now they'll be fine. All in all I'm very impressed. If I come across any issues when I get the chance to test this system properly I'll amend my review, but for now I'm happy to award the full five stars.

Excellent audio transmission sytem. Comes with 4 wireless receiver (requires 2 AA per receiver, battery not included), 4 in-ear headset, and the main unit (transmitter). As soon as I plug in the power, it was blinking for Bluetooth connection, which I was able to connect to my phone for testing. Two channels. I don't think you can change frequency on receiver end, but who needs to? Receiver has nice texture (smooth velvety feel) and light. There is volum control knob. Inear headphone is good (pickup all tonal range). Sounds pretty good. I can even hear good bass. Rack mountable. Balanced XLR audio in. Range is pretty good to. Tested in my church setting, and no drop of signal across the main santuary wich is about 60 feet. Excellent product.

We have a 3 piece band and wanted to try using IEM's instead of monitor wedges for live performances. I ordered these, to see if they were any good. So they seem to be okay as far as setup goes. Nice build quality. I have only tested them, to date, in my home studio and I can say without any doubt that the earbuds are HORRIBLE. These things would probably be the same quality as a $9.99 pair you get at the store while in the check out line. Terrible! My first impression was that this system is horrible. The sound was extremely high pitched with treble... no bass at all. It sounded terrible. It sounded like a cheap little radio speaker. I tested the receiver using my studio headphones, which have a 3.5mm plug in addition to 1/4in. The sound was actually pretty nice! THROW THE EARBUDS IN THE GARBAGE. Plan on buying a good pair of earbuds with a 3.5mm plug. You'll spend between $65.00 to $125.00 on them but it will be worth it. So is this worth is as it comes out of the box? NO. Absolutely not. It's a starter setup that needs earbuds. So once you buy earbuds...you'll add another $300.00 to $400.00 to price. Are the ones for a couple hundred bucks better? Probably not. I imagine, unless you're going to spend over $1,400.00 on a set...you'll probably need to upgrade all of the earbuds.

Works really well. No static or noise in the system. I was skeptical about the earbuds, but they actually fit well and worked great and were very comfortable to wear. The sound quality is very good, and each user can adjust their own volume to suit themselves. The belt clip is really strong and works well. Each receiver takes two AA batteries, and the description states they should last 4 to 6 hours, so that could be an issue. We used the system for about three hours and the battery meter still had three bars on it. We'll see how long they actually last. May recommend investing in some rechargeable batteries to use in the receivers.

This is such a good setup. It works really well. The in-ear system is excellent And the range is quite nice. I hear no sound degregation. It's easy to set up and use because the instructions were clear and precise, which is a major bonus. You'll be extremely happy with how well this works on stage or even just recording. I'm very impressed. I'm really glad I got it

The unit causes frequency noise in our system. I had to remove the antenna to be able to use system. But it also cause serious degrading of signal and dropped connection. Not for medium to high multiple frequency traffic environment

As a musician who plays progressive rock with lots of time signature changes, it’s vital to be able to hear everyone in a band at all times. I’ve played countless gigs where the sound system didn’t allow me to hear properly resulting in the band sounding not as tight as we could be. Given the chance to try out these D Debra dual channel IEM system with 4 body packs, I jumped at the opportunity to see if it would solve the issues. This system really is a cost-effective, entry-level option for small to medium-sized venues. It really is more for recreational or amateur use more than anything. The performance is fairly reliable in terms of signal range and the volume is okay, but the earbuds that are included are not great at all. Thankfully you can replace those easily. The biggest issues I’ve experienced are signal dropouts, especially if you hit higher volumes. You’d hope the system would just clip but this one's limiter simply cuts out the sound out completely for about a second. In most circumstances this isn’t an issue, though for my purposes, sometimes even one second at the wrong moment can really make it difficult to stay in sync with other players. Another issue I found is that the body packs can cause interference with other wireless devices. The singer I work with uses a wireless microphone and he had enough interference issues that he chooses not to use the IEM. Luckily the rest of the band doesn’t have a problem, but if you plan on using wireless devices for your instruments, I would definitely recommend something else. Overall, for an entry-level system, this D Debra unit does a fairly good job and is priced about where I would expect. It really isn’t built for professional gigs or situations where you may need other wireless systems at the same time, but I’d still recommend if you need to have multiple monitors and don’t have the budget to spend the money on a more recognizable name brand model.

These make being able to hear each note like you need to when recording or rocking live so much easier. A must have for drummers especially.

Everything about this system is of quality compared to some other budget IEMs I've purchased. I've also owned a high-end Sennheiser system and this is fairly comparable. A bit more fragile body packs regarding the plastic doors you open to put in batteries but as long as you baby that part, I have a feeling these are going to last a long time for our band. Not sure why some people were complaining about the length of time that the batteries last. Seems similar to every other IEM system I've used and lasted for several hours during our first jam session with it. Cheers. - Adam

Pas beaucoup d’interférence pour un groupe de 5 mais ne convient pas pour moi je me suis mal informé pour les que tout les musiciens ai leur mix

We have tested good quality in our musical practices, and it works well.

I am delighted with this purchase, which has transformed my garage into a dedicated Home Studio for Garage Band. We utilize a six-channel mixer to connect all our instruments and our tape or mix (iPad with backing tracks). Subsequently, the main output from the mixer is routed into one of the input channels of this Debra monitor system. This setup enables seamless playback of backing tracks with the click of a metronome, allowing us to monitor our performance without any noticeable latency.

Excellent produit