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[Jared Lee]

Recently purchased a pair of the G3 iem systems and both receivers have a lot of hiss when set in stereo mode. The hiss is persistent only when audio is flowing through, but it doesn't matter what audio is passing through, whether a mic, instrument of playback mp3. When set in focus (Is this the same as mono?), the hiss is non-existent. Monitoring with our project in stereo is important because we incorporate a lot of panning and need to monitor the stereo space as much as possible.

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

[Doug Fowler]

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[TJ (Tom) Cornish]

Recently purchased a pair of the G3 iem systems and both receivers have a lot of hiss when set in stereo mode. The hiss is persistent only when audio is flowing through, but it doesn't matter what audio is passing through, whether a mic, instrument of playback mp3. When set in focus (Is this the same as mono?), the hiss is non-existent. Monitoring with our project in stereo is important because we incorporate a lot of panning and need to monitor the stereo space as much as possible.

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Sennheiser IEM G3 systems have a pretty high noise floor. It’s just the way they are. Shure PSM900 is much quieter than Sennheiser, but Sennheiser has better stereo separation.

[Mike Caldwell]

What level are you driving the transmitters at, you want to run them fairly high.

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