So I finally got a pair of IEM and used it on a gig last week. It was great! Just want to know how your setup is? As far as like instruments on the left side and vocals on the right side?? Or it doesn't matter as long as you hear everyone your good?
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What's your IEM setup?
- Thread starter steve5224
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I use a Rolls PM351, fed from FOH aux mix in mono, but on the Rolls have it switched to stereo to feed both sides of headphones. All hardwired.
My Shure unit is mono - we run vocals high, instruments lower and little/no drums. Helps us keep stage volume low.
Roscoe bass into TU-2. Then to the Radial JDI. From there to the FOH board. I get an Aux Send back to my Rolls. I run a headphone extension for my Westone UM-2's along with my bass cable so I only have one cable going between my bass and the Rolls/Tuner.
Works REALLY well and is quite affordable - as long as you don't need wireless. $50 for the Rolls, under $200 for the Westone UM-2's.
Shure PSM600 mounted in the rack with my bass amp and power conditioner.
I usually take a mono mix with vocals dominant.
I usually take a mono mix with vocals dominant.
For the last several months I've been using the mono out of my Eden Navigator. I'm getting tired of toting in and out so I ordered a Radial JDI this morning. My #1 is a '98 Stingray 5H.
From my bass my signal goes from my preamp or DI to the FOH mixer. I control my mix from my iPad and my "Aux" mix is sent back up to the stage where it is amplified by my Creek OBH-11 headphone amplifier which feeds my 1964 Ears Quads. I wear the Quads in my right and left ears only.
I played an outdoor gig this weekend with my bass amp and I'm done with it. When we do not have the digital mixer as we did not this weekend, I'm now designing my own splitter and about 8 channels of inputs for a dedicated onstage mix for yours truly.
From my bass my signal goes from my preamp or DI to the FOH mixer. I control my mix from my iPad and my "Aux" mix is sent back up to the stage where it is amplified by my Creek OBH-11 headphone amplifier which feeds my 1964 Ears Quads. I wear the Quads in my right and left ears only.
I played an outdoor gig this weekend with my bass amp and I'm done with it. When we do not have the digital mixer as we did not this weekend, I'm now designing my own splitter and about 8 channels of inputs for a dedicated onstage mix for yours truly.
Is your stuff on a Pedaltrain Mini?
Roscoe bass into TU-2. Then to the Radial JDI. From there to the FOH board. I get an Aux Send back to my Rolls. I run a headphone extension for my Westone UM-2's along with my bass cable so I only have one cable going between my bass and the Rolls/Tuner.
Works REALLY well and is quite affordable - as long as you don't need wireless. $50 for the Rolls, under $200 for the Westone UM-2's.
Sound like you'll be hauling and configuring a ****load of cables for that euphoric mix!
Thanks for your advice on the Quads.
I've got a couple of ideas that in their worst form are better than carrying a bass amp. Have to see what cash allows for...
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