BehringerPOWERPLAY P2 Ultra-Compact Personal In-Ear Monitor Amplifier

Great piece of kit, can't believe I never used these before. I now exclusively use in ears, partially due to how amazing this device is. It has plenty of volume, it fits on a belt well. You just can't beat this at this price point.If you drop this on the floor, the batteries may come loose. But push them back in and it's fine. Just don't drop it during a gig lol

Purchased this to stay exploring the world of IEM's and this was a good cheap way in. Since then I've not been back and so happy with the move to IEMs. Wired is cheapest route and having the headphone amp clipped to your belt means its suitable for a wide range of situations. Now played a number of different gigs including larger festivals with this. Good quality product and a good entry into IEMs. Been recommended all musicians I speak to so would definitely recommend her especially for the price.

Great bit of kit but getting issues with the volume control.Causing the audio to crackle at a certain point so think it's the volume control know. Goes away if I turn it up or down past the 'dodgy point'

Bought to individually control the volume on my IEMS.Works perfectly and gives extra control to what you hear.10/10Great value for money.

Great sound reproduction and the batteries last a lot longer than a wireless system. A lot less faff to set up too ! Maybe not the perfect choice for those who want to roam around the stage a lot, but for drums, keyboards guitars etc, these are perfect! Why spend hundreds ? Paired with a good set of ear phones these are as good as the top end IEM systems Why did you choose this product over others?:I was so impressed with the product and the price that I bought a spare , I could buy 10 of these for the price that my band mates paid for one wireless system

What do I use this for? Well I'm in a band and my drummer is really loud, I'm nearly 50 and I want to keep my hearing for a little bit longer. We had wireless in ear monitors before and they were pretty poor to be honest.If you don't jump around too much don't have lots of money, and don't mind wires then you won't mind this.Some venues can be quite small so you need to protect your ears, especially when you're pretty much on top of the drum kit.Signal amplification, I have no problem with.Charge rate. There is no charge rate because it's 2 x AAA batteries.Comfort : It has a big clip that you can put on your belt at the back and doesn't dig in.Design: it's sturdy as it's made of metal on the outside.The last thing to note. If you plug this straight into your pa system and it has a jack port and you can only hear it in one ear, then you'll need to switch it over, by removing the outer layer and there will be a slide switch on the inside. This will help you hear everything in both ears. Oh and you need to buy some in ear head phones as it doesn't come with it, pretty obvious I know but people still ask.Hope this helps!!

Perfect IEM / headphone amp for performing musicians. Super comprehensive as you can power this using battery, or via the mains (you'll need a separate power supply unit for this, but they are very affordable)

This is brilliant. I've been using it for band practices and gigs for a few months now as part of my first in ear rig. The volume is great with plenty of headroom, though it does seem to jump from too quiet to too loud quite easily. I've not had to change batteries yet either. It's pretty chunky when clipped to my belt, but it feels sturdy.