Shure PSM300 P3TRA215 Twin Monitor System (J10)

Are you looking for an affordable in ear monitor? Do you think this is a bad investment?! WRONG! This is the BEST investment! I’ve always wanted to try out in ear monitors but they always seemed expensive, so and me my bother joined together and bought our selves the Shure psm300 twin pack system. We were blown away by the quality of this product. Nice clear sound with the 215 Shure earbuds. This product is very highly recommended to any new comers! Always shop at American Musical Supply !

I’ve been using hearing aids for 5 years due to middle ear problems, stage monitors doesn’t help me that much because its adjusted for me and the rest of the band, I decided to buy good in ears so I can adjusted for myself. My first impression was a tear on my face. This in ear monitors reminds me of how I use to hear when I was a kid, perfectThank you,

After considering multiple in ear systems, I originally went with a budget system. Dropouts are frequent as well as loud interference sounds and esses have a sibilance problem.I bit the bullet and ponied up for the Shure PSM 300 dual receiver pack (thanks to American Musical's payment option!) and couldn't be happier. Sonically, the Shure sounds fantastic with zero dropouts or interference issues. Stable and sounds beautiful.My only nit that drops it to 4 stars is the battery consumption of the receivers. Best to purchase some rechargeable AAs and a charger or you will go broke feeding them Duracells.

As a solo performer, investing in this wireless in ear syst was analogous to removing the blind fold while speeding down a busy freeway headed in the wrong direction. Suddenly I could hear every subtle nuance of my vocal delivery. The difference it made in the consistency of my performances cannot be overstated. If you’re thinking about it, you should just sell the farm and buy it. It’s worth every penny. I wish I had these sooner. I’d be much further along in my journey I assure you.

Always have fresh batteries, but they were Great!

I read a review earlier about how they are battery hogs. That's the only problem I had with them. Make sure there is a new set of batteries before the show and you are good to go. The sound was great! I didn't check and it shut down two songs before the end of the show. #sweepstakes

Great product, good quality and good sound...

Shure produces great products, so it wasn't a hard choice when I was looking to purchase an ear monitoring solution. The Shure PSM300 fit my needs, was relatively easy to setup and has great audio quality. The only drawback is the earphones that ship with this bundle. You will want to upgrade to a better earphone.

I would buy this item again.

Bass player at church and drummer. The two settings on the EQ works great. Clear sound with no inferences.The twin pack makes it super easy to set up and gives us separate mixes with each . (L or R)#sweepstakes

I would buy this product again and again and again

We have two lead singers in our band make& female. For a while now we've been struggling hearing ourselves sing over the general noise on stage because we can't turn our monitors up without feedback. These in ears are the bomb. Our vocals were good before and now because we can hear our selves sing they are dead on. We also don't lose our voices by the end of the night because of pushing to hard to hear ourselves. We love these things. #sweepstakes

So good we bought it twice.

As a 5-piece band playing small clubs to large outdoor venues a consistent monitor mix was huge for us. The first PSM300 Twinpack Pro was a game changer for our lead and bg vocals. The split mix feature allowed two custom mixes, and gone we're the days of losing the mix, weird pops/clicks, and Wi-Fi interference.We picked up a second PSM300 Twinpack Pro for lead guitar and bass (drummer wired). We swap in fresh rechargeable AA batteries before each gig and have never had an issue.

Worth the money

It was a big commitment for me, but it has been worth it. It took some getting used to, but even the first couple applications were a step up from conventional wedges. Feedback in the monitors is a thing of the past. Being able to move around freely and hear the same monitor mix is surreal. The stereo mix is better to me than any other monitoring solution. I definitely suggest placing a condenser mic in the in ear mix for ambience, and adding some reverb to your mix to help make it sound more natural. Getting a good seal every use is imperative, however, and the stock buds often dont do the trick. Custom molded ear buds seem to be the best. Make sure to use Shures zip code based frequency map to figure out which frequency band will work best, based on the venues you ... MoreIt was a big commitment for me, but it has been worth it. It took some getting used to, but even the first couple applications were a step up from conventional wedges. Feedback in the monitors is a thing of the past. Being able to move around freely and hear the same monitor mix is surreal. The stereo mix is better to me than any other monitoring solution. I definitely suggest placing a condenser mic in the in ear mix for ambience, and adding some reverb to your mix to help make it sound more natural. Getting a good seal every use is imperative, however, and the stock buds often dont do the trick. Custom molded ear buds seem to be the best. Make sure to use Shures zip code based frequency map to figure out which frequency band will work best, based on the venues you play at most.