XSW IEM | In-ear Monitoring System

• Complete set – includes all components needed to start with wireless in-ear monitoring
• Reliable, easy-to-manage wireless connection in the professional UHF range
• Multiple audio modes for varying setups or performances and unique mixing options
• Focus mode allows the ability to prioritize one input over another directly from the bodypack receiver for a user-specific monitoring experience
• Advanced features like EQ and limiter
• Perfectly aligned frequency presets in 8 banks with 12 channels each – option for manual tuning
• An unlimited number of receivers can be used with one transmitter, allowing for cost-effective setups
• Infrared sensor to sync multiple receivers easily to one transmitter

The XS Wireless IEM set includes everything you need for an easy start with personal monitoring. Defining new standards for simple, flexible, and reliable wireless in-ear monitoring, this system is designed to help you level up your sound, regardless of your tech experience. Whether a rehearsal or live performance, on a club stage or for a worship service: Benefit from renowned Sennheiser sound and solid pro-grade wireless UHF reliability packed in a convenient and rugged system – letting you focus on playing your best.

Your Easy Entry into Personal Wireless Monitoring

The rugged XSW IEM SR stereo transmitter features a metal housing designed for extended use in small clubs and can be used as part of a rackmounted system or standalone on a tabletop. Two combo XLR-1/4″ inputs enable you to send either a stereo or two different mono audio sources at the same time, from either 1/4″ or XLR connections. A backlit LCD screen on the front panel allows for easy setups, even on dark stages. You can preview your in-ear mix locally with the headphone output on the front. Setting up gain, mono or stereo options, input sensitivity, or frequency channels takes just a matter of seconds thanks to the clear, simple menu.

Full Control over Your Mix with Flexible Audio Modes

On the bodypack receiver, musicians can design their individual mix with Mono, Stereo, and Focus Mode settings. Simple controls enable them to dial in the volume and panning for both left/right signals and get the balance that works best—for example the singer can turn up the vocal feed to hear herself better, while the band may prefer more of the instrumental mix to help ensure they stay in the pocket.