The IEM (in ear monitors) Bible thread
Before we start..
For those that don't want to read... or just want a quick answer... or dealing with Myth #1 - IEMs are expensive:
IEMs can be expensive for sure, however, a simple, great sounding solution can be had for less than £100... Just don't do a Macgyvered half baked approach to IEMs and then claim they don't work for you!
If you are dipping your toes in the water, a Behringer P2 (or one of the similar copies that are now appearing on the market) int
4. BUT WHAT HAPPENS IF I LIKE THE FEELING OF "BIG AIR"?
With IEMs, one of the big advantages is that you can run stage volumes a lot lower... or perhaps, even dispose of backline altogether. Some people struggle with this as they like the feeling of the floor shaking beneath their feet or/and the feeling of volume on stage. Of course, with IEMs, it's all about reducing the SPL and getting a better mix out front and protecting your hearing... so how do we address this?
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