In Ear Monitoring - SHURE PSM 200 or PSM 900
Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 7:23 amI am going to buy in ear monitoring system and looking at the Shure PSM 200.
Does anyone have any experience with this and is it good?
I am also interested in whether the PSM 200 is rugged enough to stand the test of gigging life as I think it is plastic as opposed to the PSM 900.
Don't really want to spend extra for PSM 900 but if there is a significant difference this could be an option.
Will primarily be used for my personal vocal monitoring mix for rehearsals and small to medium stage performance.
Extra info - Just getting band together and expect max band numbers to be 4-6 persons. I wouldn't buy receivers for each member so they would have to purchase themselves. In reality I do not think band members would invest in their own receiver because if they choosed to move on it would not be useful any longer and several hundreds of pounds wasted.
Does anyone have any experience with this and is it good?
I am also interested in whether the PSM 200 is rugged enough to stand the test of gigging life as I think it is plastic as opposed to the PSM 900.
Don't really want to spend extra for PSM 900 but if there is a significant difference this could be an option.
Will primarily be used for my personal vocal monitoring mix for rehearsals and small to medium stage performance.
Extra info - Just getting band together and expect max band numbers to be 4-6 persons. I wouldn't buy receivers for each member so they would have to purchase themselves. In reality I do not think band members would invest in their own receiver because if they choosed to move on it would not be useful any longer and several hundreds of pounds wasted.