LD Systems U308 IEM

UHF In-Ear Monitoring System

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Latest User Reviews

4 years ago

Great value for money

For its price range, it's awesome

4 years ago

I bought this because I was worried I wouldn't hear myself sing at my friend's gig.

To that end, this product works very well. I used a pair of Shure SE215-CK's and was able to enjoy a mix just for me, letting me hear my voice clearly. Listening to recordings of the gig, I am pleased with my vocals and it is all down to this product.

I like how easy it is to set it up and get going. It weighs very little and is not a bad looking unit from a distance.

As for cons, it does feel plastic like and doesn't look that great up close. I did experience some interference while I was waiting in the wings, but once I got on stage I had no issues. My primary concern was proper monitoring, to alleviate my anxiety about singing out of tune due to not hearing myself properly.

So, all in all. A great package for the price asked. I just wanted to hear myself sing in a noisy environment, and it delivered. Looking forward to using this in my upcoming gigs.

5 years ago

Great for all occasions!

I play in a 6 piece covers band and all but the drummer use these wireless packs as our IEMs. We play primarily in pubs, hotels and wedding venues. I bought one set to test before everyone else got theirs and so it has been used at least once a week for around 6 months at the time of writing.

I have found there to be very few issues with the sound quality of the unit although it is worth remembering that quality is linked to the headphones used, cheap/low quality headphones will produce a lower quality sound.

I have a wireless instrument pack on my bass as well and sometimes like to wander around when playing (dancing with the crowd etc). I have managed to leave the building and get about 150m down the road with no drop-outs (the instrument pack of a different brand didn't fare as well).

Overall I think this is a great semi-pro IEM system, well worth the money. I have tried some cheaper alternatives over the years and always found that they are just a bit lack-luster. The U308 on the other hand was a breath of fresh air and worked flawlessly out of the box.

Technical Data

  • Manufactured by LD Systems
  • Released in 2020
  • Average price : $255
  • Frequency bands: 823-832 MHz and 863-865 MHz
  • Frequency range: 50 - 16,000 Hz
  • 12 Selectable channels
  • Up to 6 systems can be used simultaneously
  • Transmission power: 10 mW
  • Receiver has a runtime of 10 h with 2x AA batteries
  • Receiver in a sturdy metal housing
  • Stereo- or mono mode
  • Unlimited number of bodypacks can be set to the same transmission frequency
  • Channel and RF reception are displayed on the bodypack
  • 2x Combo jacks serve as balanced XLR as well as unbalanced 6.35 mm jack inputs
  • Mini jack socket on the receiver
  • Weight (bodypack): 85 g
  • Includes rack mounting kits
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