ANLEONS2 UHF Stereo Wireless Monitor System In-ear System (526-535Mhz)

This unit works great! It has a full sound and doesn't produce a thin/cheap sound like other units depending on the quality earphones that are used. As usual, do not use the ear buds that are included in the set. It has great signal range with very few dropouts. For the price, it's well worth it's value and more. These units look like they witless hold up for a long time. If this on fails, i'll definitely consider buying another before looking at other units because they're that good. I bought this unit before and the signal on those ones were horrible. I returned it and tried another brand and were cheap sounding and thin. I took a flyer and bought this unit again hoping it had better signal range. I am sure glad I did because the signal on this unit was much better. I highly recommend these. Quality may be hit or miss, but it's well worth the risk given the return/exchange policy.

These were my first IEMs but after doing some troubleshooting, I have minimal problems with these.My issues and how I resolved them1) dropouts. I found that dropouts tend to happen a lot more if the sound going into the transmitter is TOO HOT. Since youre most likely using this with IEM earbuds, you actually don't need that much volume on tap. I put my headphones out gain on my mixer at 25% and that's loud enough for the transmitter. Then adjust your IEM volume using the receiver.2) noise. I was getting a lot of clicking and static noise, but I noticed this was only an issue when my PC is on. Since my mixer is an audio interface as well, and my PC has a ground issue. If you're getting crackles and static and you're connected to a PC, try disconnecting the PC from your mixer and see if that helps. If it does, you need to buy a USB isolator like an iFi defender.Overall these are an incredible bargain. I bought 2.

The receiver stopped working and the power light just flashes but it’s past the return date. 😡

I bought one of these for my band to use for wireless IEM. We used one transmitter and three packs so we could all hear the click. It has worked so well that we bought two more transmitters so we could all have our own mix.PROS:The implementation is so straightforward and simple! 6 channels, controlled via a knob on the front. Latency is just as good as Shure and Sennheiser units I've used at church.The receivers take 2 AA batteries. I vastly prefer batteries over internal batteries that have to be charged.Simple and straightforward form.Comes with a pair of headphones that actually punch above their weight. I was surprised at how decent the headphones are.CONS:It does sometimes cut out for about 1 second or less - but it never delays the signal. So, my band doesn't mind because we just keep playing in time and the signal is never delayed even though it occasionally cuts out here and there for less than 2 seconds.For value, it cannot be beat.

Loved it!I've been using it as a singer in a 7 ppl band and it works fine.Battery lifetime is preety good, exceeding 7 hours per charge (I got AA rechargable amazon basics batteries)Soundwise I've no complain, it loses a little bit of bass but for a singer that's fine.It has an extra out that you can use to monitor your drummer if you need to.Overall, great product!

My 1st use, I tried several configurations for input from my guitar. Direct from my pedal board to the transmitter sounds fine. But there is no path out to my amp except thru the headphone jacks on the transmitter. I will try that later. Another configuration I tried was out from my pedal board to a Personal monitor (Rolls PM351), line out from there to the ANLEON S2. Sounds good in the ANLEON receiver (using my own old headphones), and I had a path to my amp from my personal monitor headphone jack.After about an hour of playing and experimenting, I started to get noise in my headphones. So I tried the ANLEON provided earbuds, and another set of earbuds that I use to listen to my iPod. Still noisy, and getting worse every minute. Batteries were low!I'm going to replace batteries and try again later. But my initial assessment is that the receiver has an incredibly short battery life. Its hard to imagine playing a gig and needing to replace batteries after every set. Its possible that I have levels all wrong, and maybe with proper setup the batteries will last all night...but I'm thinking that's probably not the case. I'll report results after that

For inears at an unbelievable price, these do a great job...note: it depends on the ability of the sound "guy" to mix the monitor sends to get a great sound...so don't blame the unit for human error. The ear phones are junk, you will have to purchase good to better ones. I am happy with my purchase.

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