In Ear Monitor Click Track

I use this product in large concert settings. My band and I use it mainly for a click track, but they work great. For not being custom fit, they hold very well. I would definitely recommend these to anyone interested in buying them.

Used it to conduct a musical coaching in which four singers all needed to hear a click track but each wanted to control their own volumes. Worked perfectly.

I find a stationary track ball more comfortable than a traditional mouse for extensive time at my computer. (A mouse requires more real estate for movement.) Speed and precision are easily adjusted. The ball is larger than most and means it's easy to move the pointer exactly where you want it. Four buttons around the ball can be changed for click, double click, right click or many other options in the software.

I got 4 of these things and they are great! I love the safety track especially since you can't really monitor levels.

I use it with my in ear monitors, it allows me to control volume on click Mic and still get a line with my acoustic drums in the ear buds,works even better with my Roland TD30KV when playing live. I do wish there was an on off switch on the unit thou!

First off i love the magnetic case! The ear buds just click right into place. The case is also a battery so when you chare the ear buds the case charges as well and can recharge the buds without needing to plug it back in. The sound on them is crisp and clear. Volume adjust eaisly. Wheb talking on the phone i had not issues with the person on the other end hearing me. I would definitely recommend.

I am splitting a tracks and click between an in-ear headphone mix and FOH mixer. This DI is perfect to hook a phone, iPod or tablet to split Left and Right signals. It also is very quiet and add no hum or buzz to the mix.

If you need in ear monitor and and don't want to spend over $ Then this is your solution.

Yes, it's bulky and heavy. And the only reason I didn't click well padded was because I bought a version without foam. We needed to ship a $2,100 monitor from Baltimore to Colombia, with a stop-over in Miami. If the monitor was damaged in any way, it was going to cost us another $600 to set up a flight to ship it again. But the case was able to be locked up with a TSA lock, rolled perfectly through luggage claims, and got the monitor where it needed to be in perfect condition. If you're invested in high-priced equipment, it makes sense to also invest in protecting that equipment.

This monitor looks great and works well. My biggest complaint is the UI. The only thing you really need to do regularly is switch inputs, and that takes quite a few careful button clicks, and where it looks like you may want to click right that button instead exits (which is what click left is supposed to do). It should instead do nothing. My LG monitor makes it easier to switch inputs (also using a joystick like the Dell). Another minor issue is that the DCI-P3 color space setting is very dim by default. Perhaps there is some technical reason for this (My LG monitor looked great in DCI-P3 mode out of the box). But I have it set to the default Standard color, which looks great (I'm not doing calibrated color work).