Wireless In-Ear Monitors
7 products from 3 brands, including Sennheiser, LD Systems, NUX. Prices from $27.95 to $1,035.95, including GST. 2 ship within 1-2 business days.
Wireless In-Ear Monitors let performers hear a monitor mix through earphones while moving around a stage. This category suits singers, musicians, presenters, DJs and production teams who need more consistent monitoring than floor wedges. Choose from complete wireless systems and compatible in-ear headphones from Sennheiser, NUX and LD Systems.
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SennheiserSennheiser IE 100 PRO Professional In-Ear Monitoring Headphones (Clear)
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SennheiserSennheiser XSW IEM SET Stereo In-Ear Wireless Monitoring System (B: 572 - 596 MHz)
$1,035.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 business daysAdd to cart -
SennheiserSennheiser IE 100 PRO Professional In-Ear Monitoring Headphones (Black)
$159.95 incl. GST Ships in 1-2 business daysAdd to cart -
SennheiserSennheiser Silicone Eartips for IE 40 PRO (Medium, 5 Pairs)
$27.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 business daysAdd to cart -
NUXNUX B-7 PRO Wireless In-Ear Monitor System
$628.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 business daysAdd to cart -
SennheiserSennheiser IE 100 PRO Wireless Professional In-Ear Monitoring Headphones (Clear)
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LD SystemsLD Systems U306 IEM Wireless In-Ear Receiver (655 to 679 MHz)
$250.95 incl. GST Ships in 8-12 weeksAdd to cart
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About the Wireless In-Ear Monitors range
Choose a complete system by checking the transmitter and receiver format, operating frequency range, transmission mode, audio inputs and battery requirements. UHF systems can provide useful range for live work, but the frequency variant must suit Australian regulations and the venue's RF environment. Stereo is useful when you need separate left and right channels, while a focus or mono mode can simplify monitoring. For earphones, check frequency response, sensitivity, connector type and included tips. A secure seal affects isolation, bass response and comfort, so tip choice matters as much as the published specifications.
This range includes complete transmitter and receiver systems, wireless in-ear headphones and replacement ear tips. Do not assume ordinary Bluetooth earphones will pair with a UHF IEM transmitter. The transmitter and receiver must use matching technology and a compatible frequency variant. Check whether a listing contains the full system or only a receiver, headphones or accessories. Frequency labels such as 572 to 596 MHz or 655 to 679 MHz are not interchangeable. Confirm the exact band before buying, especially when adding equipment to an existing wireless setup. Use the ear tip size that seals the canal without causing pressure, and check the product page for dispatch timing.
Wireless In-Ear Monitors questions
Are wireless in-ear monitors the same as Bluetooth earphones?
No. Wireless IEM systems normally use a dedicated transmitter and receiver, often over UHF, for live monitoring. Bluetooth earphones are designed for consumer playback and may introduce latency or fail to connect to a stage transmitter. Check that the transmitter, receiver and earphones are designed to work together.
What frequency should I choose for wireless IEMs in Australia?
Choose the exact frequency variant intended for use in Australia and check current Australian Communications and Media Authority requirements where needed. Frequency ranges are not interchangeable, and local RF congestion can affect reliability. If you already use wireless microphones, coordinate all systems so their frequencies do not conflict.
How do I get the right fit from in-ear monitor ear tips?
Try the supplied silicone or foam tips and select the smallest size that forms a stable seal without discomfort. A poor seal can make the sound seem thin and encourage unsafe volume levels. Ear canals are different, so the same tip size may not suit both ears. Replacement tips can help restore fit and hygiene.