the t.bone IEM 100 - 863 Mhz

An excellent in ear monitor. I use it for only my own vocal monitor. I can hear everyone else's from the onstage sound. It is absolutely perfect for this application and at last I can hear my own vocals in the monitor. I have my own headphone buds that I use, and I only use one bud, as I like to use the other ear for the onstage sound. Regarding quality of the feed, I don't know what other folks are going on about. I can hear myself, I'm not even mildly concerned in the sound quality. I need to hear myself so that I can sing in tune. With the rest of the band hammering away, I don't think I would be able to tell the difference between the highest quality hifi and the lowest quality. The sound quality is certainly good enough for me.

My only issue is with the belt pack. I wear a suit onstage and using a belt clip isn't suitable. If I could get a strong clip to attach it to my guitar strap, that would be perfect. I can feel a duct tape experience coming on.

Great product for me.

I've used this both for performers (get them to supply their own earbuds but the ones here are ok....) and for a "link" to remore hotel installed sound system. Here the minijack let me swap it for the "resident" iPod and the volume control was great for matching or zoning the levels. All this and no wires running through doors to trip people up! Battery life is good enough to last any reasonable wedding reception afternoon + evening. Only real drawback is that of bandwidth - you'll eat into the number of licence exempt channels you can run (4 in Ch70 in the UK) so lose number of radio mics...

I have now gigged this set-up professionally over the last few years and it has caused almost zero issues.

It is a single aerial system so you need to keep the line of sight to the pack decent, but the quality is great through my Ultimate Ears UE-7 moulds, which I run in stereo, and I have no complaints.

I use duracell rechargeable batteries in the pack, and this easily does 3 or 4 gigs worth, and the pack is light.

I had the pack replaced around 6 months in as the battery compartment flap would not stay closed but the replacement has been 100% fine.

Very good value for money, comes in a protective case (mine is rack mounted) and the other suggestion I would have to a buyer is look on eBay for a less bulky power unit, as I now have a much smaller one, which has been better.

Purchased this for my wife who sings and has trouble hearing herself properly in the wedge monitor mix. Didn't want to break the bank as we have never used in ear monitors before. Very impressed by the build quality and functionality of this little unit. Easy to set up and the sound quality is excellent for the money! My Mrs can hear herself now and i've earned some brownie points!
May invest in some higher quality headphones at some point as they are not as isolated as they could be but for the money the sound is clear and they are a comfortable fit.
Only criticism i would have is the european to uk plug adaptor which is a bit flimsy and a uk plug would be better.
All things considered though this is an exceptional little unit for the money and has good features while getting the job done. I would highly recommend this unit for anyone considering entering the world of in ear monitoring!

My band mates have been using for a while the t.bone in ear systems (the t.bone IEM 75) and I can say that they are working pretty well. I wanted to buy this one cause of more options and I can definitly say that it is really great piece of equipment and I am pretty satisfied. No problems with it even when there are a lot of other wireless systems around. And even it sounds very good. Batteries last few gigs. Also a really great feature is that you have everything written on a display both on a transmitter and receiver. Both (transmitter and receiver) are pretty easy to handle. I would definitly recommend it: for amateurs and professionals.

As a budget piece of kit, I have been very impressed. The transmitter unit is a solid piece of hardware, that is simple to configure. The receiver feels a little bit on the flimsy side, and I hope I never see what it looks like after a drop, but I may be surprised. The headphones are a bit basic, but then I always intended to replace them with some moulded ones anyway, but the rest of this kit is high quality at a budget price.
I use it on stage both solo and with my band's, and it does everything I need it too! Signal seems solid, and its a lightweight belt pack that you hardly feel.