Description
Upgrade your setup with the Sennheiser EW-IEM-G4-TWIN-A1 Wireless Stereo Monitoring Twin Set 470-516MHz, a monitoring solution made for hosts, engineers and performers who need to hear every detail who expect accurate, comfortable listening.
Key Features
- The Sennheiser ew IEM G4-Twin-A1 is a world-class stereo wireless monitoring system, specifically designed to give artists and audio professionals total control over their sound on stage
- This comprehensive set includes everything needed to start working right away: a rugged SR IEM G4 stereo transmitter, two EK IEM G4 stereo bodypack receivers, and two pairs of IE 4 earphones
- Operating in the A1 band (470-516 MHz), it provides superior signal penetration and absolute reliability, even in the most congested RF environments
- Top-tier performance is achieved through its high-fidelity analog transmission technology, which delivers crystal-clear sound and a frequency response tailored for demanding monitoring
- Setup is incredibly fast and simple thanks to flexible wireless infrared synchronization between the transmitter and receivers
- In addition, the SR IEM G4 transmitter is equipped with an Ethernet port that allows network integration via the Sennheiser WSM software, facilitating multi-channel frequency coordination in large-scale productions
- Combined with ultra-durable metal housings on both the transmitter and bodypacks, this powerful system guarantees uninterrupted, long-lasting operation for heavy touring
Specifications & Details
The switchable RF output power (up to 50 mW) and a transmission range of up to 100 meters ensure the audio arrives without dropouts, providing total confidence to artists during every second of their performance.
Part number / SKU: SEN-EW-IEM-G4-TWIN-A1 · Manufacturer: Sennheiser
Buy with confidence
Every product is backed by the manufacturer’s warranty and by RF Broadcast’s team of broadcast professionals. Questions before you order? Email sales@rfbroadcast.com or request a quote.







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