Floor Monitors Vs In Ear

A great product from ART to eliminate that pesky floor monitor behind the drumset. Got this to use with in ear monitors and it works great. The B&H price really sweetened the deal. The ART Headtap is well built and offers great sound quality. I pulled the floor monitor and put the headtap in place with another floor monitor downline which was not affeced. This can be used direct off the PA as well which makes it quite versital. I use my headtap,with MEE PRO 6 in ear monitors.

This magnificent device seemingly conquers the Newtonian attraction of microphone. Vs. floor. An elegant design which far surpasses other options such as duck tape, coat hangers, or very small presenters.

Hard to beat a good ViewSonic monitor. This might be the best value at 1080P 165hz! If it's anything like my past VS monitors, it'll last you 10+ years!

Excellent case, using to protect my In-Ear Monitors and it does this perfectly. Cases come in various sizes.

We use the tourguide system in a noisy factory for visitors and training on the floor. Sound is clear and over ear headphones block enogh of the ambient noise level.

Suddenly there's a safe wired in-ear monitor system for a fraction of the cost of other solutions! I called Rolls and they verified that the PM55P is a PM55 with the addition of a limiter to protect your ears from loud sounds like feedback. This is critical for replacing your boomy floor wedges with ear-buds, if you want to keep you hearing intact. It's built like a tank, has smooth dials and switches, and uses battery or an included AC adaptor. We place the PM55P on the floor instead of using the belt clip which is sort of useless. There's is a loud click when using the power button, so make sure your ear buds are out when switching on/off. The limiter works better than other's I've tried because it doesn't keep lowering the volume at every tiny louder input. Instead, this is at full volume until something seriously loud hits the unit. I think there's only one other manufacturer doing this at this price point. I picked this becuase it seems like the best all-around choice. Good Luck!

I have bought this speaker at three different churches for small floor monitors. They fit on a single step. They sound great and have a natural sound. The price is great, too.

I'm an electronic drummer who was looking for a solution of using studio monitors level to my seating height vs. floor wedges for both studio and live performance applications. The JS-MS70 monitor speaker stands are well constructed, light weight and extremely portable. The quality of the product exceeded my expectations for the price. The stands also comes with removable floor anchors if you need to use the stand on deep carpet and are removable so I am able to use them on hard surface staging. The stand height is adjustable which is an advantage if I ever need to move them from a session to an editing suite. The triangular open bases are sturdy and allow me to position drum hardware footing without compromise when dealing with tight quarter on smaller stages.

We’ve recently expanded into floor monitors. These are awesome but sound muffled. We are reviewing if it’s the angle of projection or that we are still trying to optimize the system using the monitors. They are the perfect size and have take a beating in a short time. We love them and the potential to meet our needs. We bought 3 more.

Sturdy, sounds good, reliable, great for the price point! I use these to run to floor monitors. The price point is economical and useful since the performers don't need to hear the best quality of themselves.