Xvive - U4T9 with U4 Wireless in-Ear Monitor System and T9 IEM Earphones

In Ear Monitors. Here’s what I got. [https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/U4T9Set--xvive-u4-wireless-in-ear-monitoring-system-with-t9-earphones](https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/U4T9Set--xvive-u4-wireless-in-ear-monitoring-system-with-t9-earphones)

Little bit more, but you get the IEM’s, wireless transmitter and receiver too. On sale for $319 for Live Sound Month at Sweetwater. 😉 [https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/U4T9Set--xvive-u4-wireless-in-ear-monitoring-system-with-t9-earphones](https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/U4T9Set--xvive-u4-wireless-in-ear-monitoring-system-with-t9-earphones)

I know it’s just one case, but I bought an Xvive system to try and I haven’t had any issues with dropouts or interference with around 200 people in the audience.

There are levels to IEM’s for sure. PSM 300 is tremendously better than X Vive. If PSM 300 is garbage what is the cheap stuff like x vive?

Same here. 90% of the time, there hasn't been an issue. But that other 10% is why as a band we still keep an old powered monitor around to toss up when it does start acting up. Give the Xvive long enough (4ish years of weekend gigs) and the headphone jack will start to crackle and you'll have to wiggle it around to get it to be a solid connection again. Then as soon as you try even a Shure PSM300 system, you'll never want to go back. The bass player for my band now hates his Xvives after using my PSM300 for a few gigs.

I've owned and used a few different types of in ear monitor systems and I've found that the Xvive units are the best for the price hands down. The only problems I've come across is when using multiple Xvive units in venues with a heavy wifi presence, but when employing some simple fixes the problems were solved and the units worked flawlessly.  You definitely won't find a better in-ear monitor system for the money. 

For a small band, an X32 mixer (compact is a nice smaller option, but don't go for a 'Producer'). XVive do wireless IEMs on 2.4GHz for $250 each, you can run up to six sending units, and mix the IEMs by phone (don't use Behringers app, use Mixing Station)