The CAD GXLIEM4 Quad-Mix Mono In-Ear Wireless Monitoring System provides musicians and actors with a cost-effective and easy-to-use solution for hearing themselves clearly, enhancing their performance during live shows. Added benefits to in-ear monitoring include consistent sound from venue to venue or wherever the performers go on stage, increased freedom of movement, and less feedback when working with quiet vocalists.

4 x Mono Mixes for Live Stage & Theater    4 x Bodypack Receivers    4 x Pairs of MEB1 Earphones    GXLIEM4 Single-Mix Transmitter Station    10-Hour Battery Life

• The system comes with a GXLIEM4 base transmitter, four bodypack receivers, and four pairs of MEB1 earsets. The GXLIEM4 transmits four discrete mono mixes, one for each of the four performers wearing a bodypack receiver.

• For shows with even more performers, you can add as many receivers as needed to your system (additional receivers available separately).

• The robust, all-metal 1 RU rack transmitter features removable antennas and can be rackmounted in flight cases or permanent installations using the included hardware.
• ScanLink technology with infrared transmitter setup precisely scans 16 frequencies and selects the cleanest channel for clear audio at a range up to 100'. Quickly pair the transmitter and receiver at the press of a button.
• The system operates in the 900 MHz band, free from TV signal interference.
• High-contrast LCD displays on the transmitter base and the receivers show frequency channel and battery level.
• The bodypack receivers are equipped with a volume knob for comfortable listening and operate for up to 10 hours on two AA batteries. The auto-lock feature prevents settings from being altered accidentally.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The product specs say the reciever takes AA batteries, but in my experience they have a built-in rechargeable lithium. What's the truth here?

A: The receivers in the VocoPro IEM-Digital Wireless Stereo In-Ear Monitoring System are powered with rechargeable 3.7V AA batteries. The batteries can be recharged while within the receiver via the USB charging connection at the bottom of the battery compartment.

Q: 2. Can I get extra receivers?

A: Yes you can use additional Nady PEM-RX receivers but these are not available standalone at B&H.

Q: 3. What's the difference between XSW IEM series and EW IEM G4 system?

A: The Sennheiser XSW IEM SET Stereo In-Ear Wireless Monitoring System and the Sennheiser ew IEM G4 Wireless Monitor System offer similar functionality and solutions with a few key differences. The XSW IEM offers 960 usable frequencies where the IEM G4 offers 1,680. The XSW offers up to 12 compatible channels in use at once on the same range where the G4 offers 16. Both systems offer a similar 300ft maximum operational range. The XSW receivers offer some unique functionality with the ability to let the user design their individual mix with Mono, Stereo, and Focus Mode settings. Simple controls enable them to dial in the volume and panning for both left/right signals and get the balance that works best.

Q: 4. How does battery charging work here?

A: The CAD GXLIEM2 Dual-Mix In-Ear Wireless Monitoring System uses AC power for the tranmitter, and the included CAD GXLIEMBP Bodypack Receiver uses two AA batteries for powering. AA batteries, if rechargeable, should have their own proprietary charger.

Q: 5. Are the inputs stereo TRS? Do the receivers receive and output audio in stereo?

A: No, the CAD GXLIEM4 Quad-Mix In-Ear Wireless Monitoring System provides mono audio input and output. The inputs on the transmitter base are 1/4" TS and the receivers have a 3.5mm TRS headphone output connection for dual mono audio so you will hear the same audio through both ears.

Q: 6. Will this work with a soundcraft ui16? We have 4 aux sends (xlr) and want to have 4 independent channels that can each have its own mix.

A: Yes, the CAD GXLIEM4 Quad-Mix In-Ear Wireless Monitoring System will work well in a scenario where four independent auxiliary mixes are needed for in-ear monitoring. The auxiliary outputs of the Soundcraft Ui16 16-Input Remote-Controlled Digital Mixer would pair directly with the four inputs on the CAD GXLIEM4.

Q: 7. Hi friends, before ordering the Transmisor GXLIEM4,I would like to know if I can connect it directly to notebook to transmit through zoom app 4 speakers, or is it necessary to pass through an audio table? BR, Abraham

A: You could come directly from a headphone into the transmitter with a 3.5mm to 1/4" cablle. You would need to send a mono signal out of the headphones. This unit however is made to transmit to headsets, not speakers.

Q: 8. Can you use a second GXLIEM4 to have 8 monitor mixes? Will it have interferace?

A: Yes, it is possible to use two CAD GXLIEM4 Quad-Mix In-Ear Wireless Monitoring Systems simultaneously in order to have eight monitor mixes. Additionally, if you only need four mixes, you can add more receivers to one system and set them to listen to any of the four channels. There is no limit for the number of receivers that can be used with one system or any of its individual channels.

Q: 9. How does battery charging work here?

A: The VocoPro IEM-Digital bodypack receiver has a micro-USB port on the bottom and once a USB cable is connected to the receiver and to a power source, the built-in rechargeable battery will begin to charge.

Q: 10. Can you set two headsets to listen to the same channel?

A: Yes you can set two receivers to the same channel in the CAD GXLIEM4 system.