the t.bone IEM D2.4

Installed 2 transmitters and got 2 additional receiver for a 4 IEM mono solution.
Had to figure out myself how to split one transmitter to 2 receivers, transmitter has to be set to stereo and the receivers to mixed mode each panned to their side, channel and id has to be the same on both.
Also had to figure how the limiter works, it goes on the transmitters L/R volume, if the red clipping LED lights up to often the mixers corresponding AUX volumes have to be adjusted.
Not sure how it works on the receiver, but will figure it out.
The manual lacks some instructions for those 2 things, so -1 star for that.
After getting it set propertly sound is clear and accurate trough the Horluchs plugs I use with the system.
-1 star for the batteries included, those should be protected 18500 batteries instead, ordered a bunch with circuit protection from my favourite battery pusher, plus an intelligent digital charger and cases to store them in.
Someone responsible for electronic development at Thomann needs to look into battery safety, but I guess that goes for mainly every manufactorer in the music industry too, my stage manager has seen quite a few bodypacks go into flames live, so I think the added safety is of utter importance.

Having several In-Ear Wireless System, and used them live on stage, this one is the best choice for the price. Outstanding sound quality and link stability even in a crowded 2,4ghz environment. Tested link and firts drop was about 150m distance between transmitter and receiver. Even un perceptible hiss noise when no sound played. Ordered also extra battery. I can gig about 8 hours before battery drops to the last bar. Easy menus and excellent OLED transmitter display. Receiver is smal and dual antenas is a plus.