Reviews In Ear Monitor Systems

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

Nice piece to have, especially when you have to monitor the sound going out from your systems. Good output as well.

A must for dual monitor systems. Brings it to perfect eye level!!

All the reviews and descriptions are accurate, what else can I say? It's a phenomenal monitor!

Great monitor. The other reviews are strange and do not make sense.

Multiple systems need to be fed into one monitor. Other switchers were glitchy but this one is solid.

I use this mic system for professional video--after reading reviews for many different systems and knowing Azdens' reputation for having top quality products, I decided to go with this system. Many articles I've read say that it's better to go with a more professional wireless mic system, which I may do in the near future, but for now, this gets the job done--have tested it in my studio and the sound is superb. It only records in monaural, but that's no problem--I have a mono-to-stereo adapter that will ensure stereo audio for any pro video. As far as things that are not so great, I don't really have anything to say in that regard--I'm sure it will do well in the field, don't forsee any problems. Great product, highly recommended for any pro or hobbyist.

I have found that the other positive reviews are correct. Works just fine on Sony E-mount systems. Now that I have one, it seems clear that the one negative reviewer was using the lens upside down.

As others may have elaborated in previous reviews. Assembling the Glidecam Systems is fairly easy when using the instruction manual. Assembly requires an Allen Wrench (Not included). 1-3 hours to setup After assembly put away the manual and start searching for balancing videos online. 15 mins to Balance if you find a good video. Note: The Glidecam System requires a slight modification in order to properly use the optional Manfrotto 577 Quick Release plate. One hole has to be drilled out to fit the larger middle screw. Performance requires practice. Don't expect to instantly get amazing footage on your first attempt. Practice walking and aiming for a few hours a couple days before the shoot. Also keep in mind that this plus the camera and lens will be heavy... and you'll eventually end up with fantastic smooth footage!

I bought this after reading reviews of various systems for mounting phones on bikes. I now know that I made the right choice. The engineering is very good. The magnets automatically align the phone onto the out-front mount on my bike, where it locks itself into place. The case is very thin, yet I can lift my bike with it. I don't go mountain biking any more, but I think this would cope with the roughest terrain if I did. The phone can be mounted portrait or landscape, and unclips very easily using a pair of buttons on the mount. In my car, the magnets alone hold the phone in place perfectly. My one issue is that the case interferes with most screen protectors, and I had to contact Peak Des. to find a make that didn't. They really should sell them, or at least mention this on their site.