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I use the Westone IEMs in my band and I'm very
happy with them.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008 5:42
PM
Subject: re: in-ear monitors
I vouch for Westone. http://www.westone.com/content/8.html
They're
way flatter response than monitors from Precision Audio Labs (which are
still very awesome).
darren
--- On Mon, 10/20/08, tyler
newman <tyler@batterycage.com>
wrote:
From:
tyler newman <tyler@batterycage.com>
Subject:
re: in-ear monitors
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Date:
Monday, October 20, 2008, 2:20 PM
hi-
> I know this has been gone over before, but I'm looking very some
> high quality IEMs. I plan on simply using the headphone out on my
> Motu. But I'm particularly interested in some very good sounding
> phones that are either custom fit via an Audiologist, or an of the
>
shelf set that stay in, even while singing. I'm willing to spend a
> little cash.
i have a pair of custom fitted in-ears, which i got from a company
called "Precision Audio Labs" in Florida. It's a bit DIY, since
you'll
need a friend to help you with the mold...basically they squeeze a
syringe filled with silicone into your ears. then you ship the molds
to the lab and they send you back the final product.
i have the original Challenger series, which i've used on several US
tours, and they've always been great. after one tour, i had one of the
molds split open, but they repaired it for free, and no problems
since. i wouldn't hesitate to recommend these folks, they've been
really great.
website: http://www.precisionweb.com/
PS, i currently have these paired with a Nady PEM800, which seems to
work reasonably well, given that it's a Nady product. no complaints so
far.
- tyler / battery cage
- www.batterycage.com
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