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In ear Monitors

ultimate Ears UE 7's. I have been using them for 5 years. They have 3 drivers; bass, treble and mids. The molds are very comfortable, and they stay in while singing or talking. Highly recommended. They also have an ambient feature which allow you to pull out a plug and get a mix of the live stage sound as well as being able to hear the signal coming from the board.
 
I gotta post this coz I'm so proud of it:

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No need for a Rig with this baby - although I do use a powered monitor with it so others in the band without IEM can hear me.

Presonus Studio Channel and Korg DTR1000 for my bass. Out from the Presonus go to the powered monitor and the Rolls PM351.

PM351 feeds the Presonus Blue Max Comp with my Bass signal, FOH mix, and my mic. One side of the EQ is in the side chain of the Comp to control what is compressed and the other side of the EQ shapes what I hear, that goes to my IEM unit. I'm really loving it and as posted earlier, once my remold TF10s arrive from 1964 ears it will be complete!

that. is. awesome! RokkittBass
 

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