- Mar 19, 2013
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Hello all,
So this I guess a bass relocated topic, as I use the SE215s and the PSM200. However, I'm getting more gigs doing my 90's rock band where I sing lead and that's it. I am looking at moving up with IEMs and wireless components the more vocal gigs I get (I just had my first child so I kind of need to choose which band to focus on, so I'll follow whichever plays better gigs).
For those SEs out there, I don't mind bucking up more for better earbuds, currently looking at the Westone 30's or the SE425s. However, a few questions if you don't mind answering.
1. I can understand multiple driver IEMs better for bass clarity, but how much better are they than single drivers for vocalists?
2. Would I be better off with multi drivers and keeping the mono PSM200? Or better off with the 215s and upgrading to a better system (ala PSM300 or equivalent)? The 200 sometimes clips early
So this I guess a bass relocated topic, as I use the SE215s and the PSM200. However, I'm getting more gigs doing my 90's rock band where I sing lead and that's it. I am looking at moving up with IEMs and wireless components the more vocal gigs I get (I just had my first child so I kind of need to choose which band to focus on, so I'll follow whichever plays better gigs).
For those SEs out there, I don't mind bucking up more for better earbuds, currently looking at the Westone 30's or the SE425s. However, a few questions if you don't mind answering.
1. I can understand multiple driver IEMs better for bass clarity, but how much better are they than single drivers for vocalists?
2. Would I be better off with multi drivers and keeping the mono PSM200? Or better off with the 215s and upgrading to a better system (ala PSM300 or equivalent)? The 200 sometimes clips early
