LD Systems MEI 100 G2

Solid Choice On Budget

This thing just works. It's not perfect and can catch some noises here and there sometimes but for the most part it just works as intended and is much better that t.bone IEM 75 which I also own. Headphones are terrible though but I know that most of you are going to buy proper IEMs anyway. Even KZ headphones from aliexpress are much better.

Good for entry in to monitoring.

Item itself is made well, with good features. Both the receiver and transmitter seem sturdy and from experience can withstand a blow.

We bought four of these to use in a stage monitoring system.

Visually they look good but that is about it.

We encountered problems that, when being as far apart from each other as possible in the free frequency range they would still interfere with each other. This means random high pitch noises, drop outs, quality drops.

Good for beginners but in the long run I would suggest investing a bit more in to this kind of product.

Ok

Ok for the price. Not a professional product by any means, but for an average musician it's ok.

Cheap but well working solution

I am not oversensitive to the sound quality so I have used tthis without any big issues. My bass player however could not as it distorted the sound on lowest frequencies too much. Battery indicator goes almost immediately to only 2 bars but stays there until the batteies run out. The most annoying part is that when they do run out you get a constant clipping of sound dropout into your ear so you have to rip it out of your ear immediately to replace the batteries. Midsong that can be quite disturbing. Other than that it is easy to connect & work with but the headphones must be changed out as well if you want some useable sound quality

Brilliant at this price

Really happy with this. On first use I thought the signal was dropping out, but it just cuts if you have the af gain too high. Best to set that at mid and use the volume on the body pack. Great product. It doesn’t have an auto scan function, but you pay a lot more for that and generally don’t use it. This supports loads of frequencies and is solid and well made and great that it has a rack adapter included in the price

Good and low budget wireless in-ear system.

I’m using it for almost 1 year now. It’s a very good system. Long distance. Stereo-mono option with two channel. The only thing is the earphones aren’t so good and they are not comfortable.

It the worse that I ever tried

The sound is low fi and very noisy, don't use it if you play bass and you need to hear your instrument. I don't recommend, even if you'll pay a quarter of it's price. Stay away!

Very good for its price

very good for its price. Also nice range for home use.

Since i use it for gigging, the battery drain is not an issue, but for home use i recommend rechargeable batteries.

The mat finish gives a nice rubber like feel.

Best for the price

I bought two for our band. For this price it's the best you can get, I think. Pretty quiet (with minimal hush) with clear sound. What I miss is an option to split channels for two individual mono receivers in one transmitter, can't find it anywhere in the settings.

Highly recommend this IEM, especially if you begin with IEM's.

Cheap IEM - ok for acoustic acts

Sound is very hissy, and low frequencies are not great. Headphones were ok. The rack kit is nice and I have had minimal issues switching channels.

If you play bass and want good low end - look elsewhere. If you were doing acoustic ( non bass heavy) work it is acceptable.

It is handy to prove the usefulness of wireless IEM but for a long term gigging solution the lack of low end and hiss would for you to buy something else.