UHF Wireless In Ear Monitor System / OSP WMS 400 eBay

The newest and latest addition to the OSP family in leading consumer products. The WMS-400 is clear high range UHF system that's a cut above the rest. This pack includes the WMS-4R body pack receiver, transmitter base with power cord, antenna, and OSP EU-4 in ear monitors.

Specs:
-961 preset selectable channels
-System offers 4 groups, with each group having 16 compatible preset channels to choose from
-Stereo Mode or Mix/Mono Mode selectable
-Full LCD display with backlight
-Full metal case
-Lock-on function
-Built-in dynamic limiter
-S/N ratio: 80 dB (A weighted)
-Image Rejection: 80 dB
-Channel Seperation: 35 dB
-MPX stereo audio transmission
-Input level switch: 0 dB/-10 dB
-Loop out connector
-High frequency booster
-Requires 2 AA batteries
-Over 12 hours battery life
-Frequency Range: 638 - 662 MHz

Also available - RM-901 rack ears for rack mounting

Category:

Music

Tags:

• UHF
• Wireless
• In
• Ear
• Monitor
• System

[MrPraesepe]

Hey! Is it ok to use in metal band with playback drums? Two guitars, bass and vocal. We just want to play drums from the iPod... is it convinient to use in that case?

[yoursoundshop]

@MrPraesepe Sure... and Yes. :)

[yoursoundshop]

huh?

[after11tv]

how to run two different mixes into one transmitter?

[yoursoundshop]

@after11tv There is two inputs in the back. You run each line into the appropriate input.

[jmon51342088]

So does this literally just go into the mixing desk output ? I have a VE-20 vocal box you see and I was wondering if that would work with this alright

[MrPraesepe]

Im a begginer with this kind of stuff, Could You be kind enogh and send me a short scheme how to connect and use it with two guitars, bass, vocal and iPod on stage, please. Cheers!

[MrPraesepe]

Hey! Is it ok to use in metal band with playback drums? Two guitars, bass and vocal. We just want to play drums from the iPod... is it convinient to use in that case?

[MrPraesepe]

Hey! Is it ok to use in metal band with playback drums? Two guitars, bass and vocal. We just want to play drums from the iPod... is it convinient to use in that case?

[hugovmonteiro]

@ToOlOGT22 Also, In large stages, you really can't use stage monitors to follow the music at all (although they can be used) simply because of the delay you will have between what you play and what you ear, coming from the stage or audience speakers, is too big.

You will hear the venue feedback sound from the audience and stage speakers with a huge delay, that can mess with your ability to sync with the music being played at the right time. So with a in-ear monitor the music travels with you.

[hugovmonteiro]

@ToOlOGT22 It depends on the situation. Sometimes stage monitors is better other times it's better of with in-ear monitors.

It depends on the sound you can hear at the stage or at the venue and to some extent, personal preference.

With in ear monitors you will cut-off some of the live sound you get when using stage monitors (live audience, reverb of the venue, stage, etc.). Using an In-ear monitor, you can more-or-less control what you hear and the volume level you want to hear it.

[ToOlOGT22]

why do some people prefer stage monitors to in ear monitors and vice versa?