Mattias Larsen Report post #1 Posted January 12 Maybe this is of interest for some here. Here is how I turned an ordinary Sennheiser G3 receiver to function as an IEM, have appropriate levels and have sound in both ears for around 30 bucks. TLTR Behringer P2 Hopefully it is interesting for anyone! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rick Reineke Report post #2 Posted January 12 But a $20-$30 portable battery HP amp and tie the L&R terminals together when you make the adapter cable. With a standard 3.5mm TRS patch cable, standad stereo HPs would only have sound on the left side. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mattias Larsen Report post #3 Posted January 12 The cool thing with this amp is that you can switch it to dual mono, so you don't need an adapter cable. And it is about 30 Euros Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Constantin Report post #4 Posted January 13 It’s a workable solution, but I would never ask a director or anyone else to carry all this around this all day. Might be ok for a boom op, but even for them I would try to avoid. They are (in my case) already carrying the receiver and the return transmitter. Spending money on the Comtek/IEM equipment is not really exciting, but I think it’s best to present a pretty simple and neat solution Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
