Top 10 best-selling In-Ear Set

While setting yourself up with a live monitoring system can be complicated and expensive, Sennheiser serve up an affordable, fuss-free and complete solution in the form of the XS Wireless IEM in-ear monitoring system.

While setting yourself up with a live monitoring system can be complicated and expensive, Sennheiser serve up the affordable, fuss-free and complete solution in the form of the XS Wireless IEM wireless in-ear monitoring system.

While setting yourself up with a live monitoring system can be complicated and expensive, Sennheiser serve up the affordable, fuss-free and complete solution in the form of the XS Wireless IEM wireless in-ear monitoring system.

The new-and-improved Sennheiser EW IEM G4-A wireless in-ear system includes a powerful SR IEM G4 transmitter, an EK IEM G4 beltpack and a set of IE 4 in-ear headphones and operates on the 626-668 MHz frequency band.

The Sennheiser ew IEM G4 in-ear monitoring system simply offers you full control over your performance. Backed up by WSM software, this system gets the best out of the 42 MHz bandwidth. IE4 ear-buds included.

If one beltpack isn't enough, then you need the Sennheiser EW IEM G4-TWIN-A set. The system operates on the 516-558 MHz frequency band and includes 2 EK IEM G4 receivers and 2 sets IE 4 in-ear headphones as well as the enhanced SR IEM G4 transmitter. It's also compatible with WSM software.

Xvive present the U4 wireless in-ear set for hassle-free and affordable mix monitoring. Since the transmitter is plugged directly into the AUX or line output of your mixer, you won't be needing any cables.

By simply offering a simple plug-and-play design and outstanding audio quality for a more-than accessible price, the XVive U4T9 in-ear monitoring system breaks the game.

The Xvive U4 Set R4 provides any 4-piece band with wireless monitoring and includes a U4T transmitter and four U4R receivers so everyone can listen to the same monitor mix.

The Xvive U4 Set R2 comes with the uber-compact U4T transmitter and two U4R receivers, allowing two performers to use the same monitor-mix, wirelessly. All you need to add is two good sets of in-ears.