BRAND NEW | NUX B-7PSM Wireless In-Ear Monitoring System
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
- Introducing the brand new B-7PSM In-Ear Wireless solution from NUX. This is a rechargeable 5.8GHz in ear wireless system perfect for portal personal monitoring in every mixing situation. This system includes a transmitter and receiver with a range up to 100ft unobstructed and a rechargeable battery case, which can keep your system running up to 4 hours on a single charge.
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I got this wireless IEM from NUX. It tested ok at home through QC and through my Mac/Apollo interface headphone.
I tested this, this morning at service. We have Aviom IEM. I am usually wired. But this NUX IEM makes a static intermittently. I can hear constant hiss. I know this is not the best IEM around but the review says many of them uses this without any issues.
I also realize through the media person that we have so many wireless device at the church, Mic, IEM for singers, Camera that uses WIFI. etc. So there might be an interference. This uses 5.8 GHZ protocol. supposedly one of the better ones.
Cool, I wish they also come in LXR (pro audio) which is what most of us here have who make use of consoles like the X32/M32 for easy connection for monitor mixes.
And looking forward to when these can be shipped to Nigeria.
Looks great. How important is line of sight? In our rehearsal I cannot see the back of the mixer where the transmitter should be, it that a problem? If it is I guess I can plug it into an extension cable and place the transmitter higher?
I have a question not covered in the manual. If you walk away from the stage and turn off your receiver, will the transmitter eventually power off by itself? If not, does it use significantly less battery when on but not connected to the receiver? My concern is, if the transmitter is not in an easily accessible place can you simply turn off the receiver to save battery power, and if you do that will you have to return to the transmitter to power it back up after the break is over, or would you be better off to leave it on and not save the battery?
I bought one from Amazon…..Had to return it. When ever I played a note on my bass, a very bad buzz no matter what bass I used. Tried through different equipment and stages. No difference. Really wanted to use this. Hoping they get this straightened out.
Did you try it on your house? I work in a cruise ship, and mine does the same thing, i tought it may be interferance of some kind. With my guitar makes a really bad buzz or hiss noise...even with my keyboard. I think i'm gonna return it
@@mad37967 home and at rehearsal. Music and signal from the IEM mixer was fine, but when I played my bass, the signal was distorted, no matter what I did. I really wanted to like it, but at $200 it was a deal breaker. Hoping NUX acknowledges this and addresses the issue.
I have the exact same issue, now on the second set. It seems NUX's idea of fixing the apparently widespread issue is to post a disclaimer on Amazon that it "may not be appropriate for personal silent practice." But some reviewers are reporting great results, so there is clearly a manufacturing issue with these. I'm hoping NUX can address this.
Had the same issue. Dissapointing
Looking forward to when these will be available in South Africa. Will also be interesting to see at what price. This is just what I have been looking for, for my home studio/live streaming. I’m forever running over cables with my office style chair.
It will be shipping shortly and will retail at $199US
Don't bother not worth $200
@@robertdoyle2955 works perfectly for my application. I suppose it depends on your in-ears and what you are connecting to.
Hi NUX, wondering if this will work when the transmitter is plugged into the phone/rec out of Boss Katana amplifier? Thank you.
Just tried mine out this past weekend, I’m only getting audio in one ear….any thoughts? I used the supplied TRS adapter out of the 1/4” aux of my Presonus. No way to pan it, with other units it’s always came equally both ears. There doesn’t seem to be any way to change between stereo and mono like most units….Oh I also tried another pair of headphones so I ruled out my in ears being faulty
If you want to use more than 1 unit. How can you separate the signals for different aux outputs?
Because if you turn on 2 or more units they will all sync to each other.
You couldn't have a 4 piece band all using them and wanting separate mixes.
is the quality the same as the NUX C5RC when used with a guitar instrument?
Or are there any differences between the two types?
So if I 4 receivers and 4 transmitter of these I don’t need to worry about the receivers bleeding another transmitter audio into one another. Since I’m assuming they run on similar frequencies?
Hi great video how can I use it for a singer if is possible thanks
1) I may need to use this for over 6 hours in a day with a rehearsal and 2 sets. In that case, can I:
-Keep the transmitter on but also charging with a USB-C cable
-Charge the receiver between sets
2) And if yes, if I turn off the receiver, would it automatically pair if I turn the receiver back on (not touching the transmitter the entire time)?
3) Alternatively, can I keep both on the entire time and have the transmitter charging with a USB-C cable and also have the receiver charging with a small portable battery pack with a USB-C cable?
Thanks for the vid! Say I ran 4 of these from a mixing desk would there be some sort of interference with frequency's?
Yes there will be with these cheap units
hello NUX, our band tried 5 units plugged into our iem mixer. The signal kept getting cut. how do we fix this? Only 2 worked without dropouts when we switched them off one by one.
So I have a question. I have a nux sax mic will this wireless system interfear with my sax mic
I need a good explanation of how these can be used in stereo, as well as a link to the correct Y-splitter cable for connecting two aux outs to the transmitter
u can use the fischer amps Y adapter and then a adapter from xlr female to TRS female.
Thank you for this! Can I pair 1 transmitter to 6 receivers? Like we are on a rehearsal using a mixer, so we plug the transmitter in the mixer an then the whole band use receivers to listen the same?
Thank you.
Thanks for the question. It doesn’t work that way as it’s paired 1:1
Just Mult at the mixer.
I have the NUX guitar wireless system and it auto shuts off after 10mins of none use. Does this system do the same or it stays on?
Do you have any recommendations for earbud sets for stage?
Anything with an impedance between 16-32 ohms.
Will one transmitter transmit to multiple receivers, so each person doesn't need to have a transmitter?
great, but my question is; How do I connect to the auxiliary of the digital console?
And another question, is it recommended for singers?
Hi, saw nobody answered your question: I use a similar system for singing and it's awesome. I never want to rehears or perform without it again. I play in a blues band and it tends to get loud, the moment I bought the wireless the band said my voice was more relaxed, less strained. Not hearing yourself sing well is terrible, you tend to sing too loud, straining your voice and not improving quality. I can now sing very soft parts even and still hear myself.
Any console, also digital ones have analogue outputs. I plug into one of the auxiliary outputs on our mixer.
seems cool, I have the Nux B 5RC and would like to try this one, since it's in 5.8 ghz, is it loud enough?
It's plenty loud.
@@nuxaudio thanks!!
It's loud enough if you can deal with the distortion
@@robertdoyle2955 got it, thanks
I’m getting a distorted static noise when playing anything through these, tried multiple different inputs, very disappointed, seems like a lot of people are having the same issue with no resolution from NUX
I have the same issue. This thing is completely unusable for band rehearsals.
Same...
Same
Wait you can have 1 transmitter and using 10 receiver with it???
When you say up to 10 units on stage. Are you saying that I can have up to 10 seperate mixes or 10 people using the same mix?
If you're mixer has 10 outputs, each player can have their own mix.
I doubt running 2 of these wouldn’t interfere each other
I just bought it and i used it with a behringer p16 monitor mixer for live shows.. but i noticed a hiss in a high frequency, i also tried it straight to the headphone out in my Headrush mx5 and i hear the same hiss noise. Is that normal?
Not that I've noticed. Perhaps a faulty unit. Is there any thing else you can plug into?
I tried it also on my Korg Krome headphone out and it does the same.. it's the unit. I bought it through amazon, i'm gonna try to get a replacement
Fantastic!!! $$$$?
$199US
If I walk away from the receiver with the transmitter still attached, will it repair when I get back into range?
It should pair up again automatically. I will need to try this to confirm though.
If you only could make a 2.4 ghz micro circuitry for in ear earbuds to make 3ms latency earbuds that would be 🔥
Good suggetsion.
@@nuxaudioWhy aren't you answering the majority of questions here?
Can I use an XLR adapter with the transmitter?
Should work
Hello Nux, What's the latency and can it be connected to trs output from an IPAD. (audio output)
Latency is less than 5.5ms. Not sure if it would work for an iPad output. Would depend what the intended usage is.
@@nuxaudiowhen are you going to address the distortion issues?
I just received my NUX B7 set from Amazon, when I run my in ears directly to my keyboard I get nice clean sound with no distortion. But when I run it through the wireless set-up every note has distortion in the background. Super disappointed, I took Scott Uhl's advice on this and shouldn't have. Is there a solution or should I send it back and just get the Xvive U4R4 instead?
My experience with the XVIVE is massive drop outs at high ends. I just bought this one and haven't tried it yet. Since I'm like 400$ into it now with both, I think maybe the 650$ Senn is the ticket. I dunno. So confusing.
@@Gaba.Grooveany update on your experience?
Thank you. I really need EQ on it. So, too sad.....
Thanks for the feedback
Get a qudelix 5k if you need EQ
Can you use this for vocal also ?
Yes
Will there be a new firmware for MG-30?
Eventually yes
I just bought this system off Amazon last week and tried to use it at a gig on Friday night. The sound guy plugged the receiver into the DI and the signal would only send to my left ear. Do you know why this is happening or is mine defective?
This is because the unit is stereo and the transmitted signal is mono so it only gets to one of the headphones... other stereo units have a mono/stereo switch that fines it, but these don't
I really want this but am worried about all of the negative reviews about defective units. What is your return/refund/exchange policy?
Don't bother not worth it
@@robertdoyle2955 Fun fact: My unit was defective lmao
Hello, does this work with a single transmitter for several receivers?
No
Bought this as the NUX guitar wireless is AMAZING... Then I heard the GOD AWFUL compression/ distortion artifacts and it's literally unusable... What a disappointment and it seems like it's just part of the product design... WHY would you choose distorted stereo instead of clean mono? Super disappointed :( SO close to being an absolutely KILLER product!
100 percent correct
Mono?
I'm testing it with my Line 6 Helix and it has a TERRIBLE AWFUL "Hiss" distortion noise.... My Xvive doesn't have that problem... I will continue running more tests
How's yours now?
@@methiumsmusic The Nux works better in the headphones output of the mixing board or the interface...not in mono aux outputs
its all good, but just one mistake. the sound quality distort so much, its hurt ur ear. dont buy
When using 1/4" I only get audio in one ear? Is there a fix for this?
Did you get an answer on this?
Why no mention of how it sounds? 😂
No XLR? So not really aimed at musicians requiring an IEM solution, who uses jack connectors..?
Sounds terrible. There is a white noise that sounds like you are standing on the ocean with distant waves washing ashore. Seriously, they screwed up here. The sound also breaks up. This could have been a game changer but totally dropped the ball. There many other Amazon reviews with the same complaints.
I bought the product recently. Even though I sent an e-mail to NUX, I did not receive a response. As someone who uses different IEM products, I recommend that you do not buy this product. There is distortion in the upper frequencies.
That least this is USB-C, it drives me up the wall that my C-5RC is not. Mini and Micro USB should have died years ago. The included cable should be USB-C on both ends, it's 2023. No XLR on this is a real miss, I think. I'd much prefer build in 1/4" and a XLR adapter, 1/8" seems like a complete waste of time, not even phones use that any more.