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Xvive T9 Dual Balanced-Armature Drivers in-Ear Monitor Earphone Bundle PX 3-Channels Personal Mixer for in-Ear Monitor Headphone Amplifier Personal Mixer
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•The T9 is built with one of the industry’s largest most powerful mid‐bass drivers and acustom‐tuned custom‐ported micro tweeter. Along with a custom unified crossover, the secutting‐edge components have the headroom to accommodate whatever EQ adjustments that any user may desire.
•The T9 include small, medium, and large ear tips made of pliable rubber are included. Select the suitable size for your ears and press the ear tips firmly onto the earphone output tubes ensures long-wearing comfort and fit. Noise-isolating technology blocks up to 25 dB of noise to eliminate distractions, the perfect balance of quiet, comfort, and sound.
•Xvive PX System allows musicians and singers to control their own monitor mix on the fly. Equipped with a master volume control and individual channel volume controls, offering a personalized in-ear-monitoring (IEM) or audio mix for live performances and recording sessions.
•Xvive PX has Long-Distance Signal Transmission utilizes a Cat-5 cable for lossless transmission of three channels of audio and power over distances up to 200 feet. DIP switches inside the PX enable control over how each channel is panned (left, right, or both), allowing users to customize their audio mix.
•Xvive PX Offers the flexibility of Power over Ethernet (PoE) or 2x AAA batteries, providing up to 5 hours of operation with batteries. Power indicator LED provides visual feedback on the power source being used (PoE or battery) and battery life status. Simple and quick setup, fully configured, no additional accessories required, plug and play included: Features three balanced female XLR plugs for connection to a mixing console or other audio devices, along with three balanced XLR to unbalanced 1