In Ear Monitor Systems

American Musical Supply is excited to be your stop for in-ear monitor systems! We offer True 0% interest payment plans - applying is easy and there is no credit check for our 3-pay plan on purchases from $49-1,500. Use your own debit or credit card, enjoy fast and free shipping, and add an in-ear monitor system to your creative setup.

We make buying in-ear monitors quick and easy - in-stock items that are ordered before 4PM EST will ship out the same day! Do you have questions about in-ear monitors and want to know which items would be best for you? Give us a call at 800-319-9043 - our experts are standing by.

When it comes to hearing every part of your music on stage, don’t leave anything to chance! AMS is stocked with popular in-ear monitor systems from premiere audio companies - including Shure, Sennheiser, Galaxy Audio, VocoPro, and more. When you incorporate in-ear monitors to your gig setup, you’ll enjoy more freedom to move about the stage and even throughout the venue. With wireless range that can exceed hundreds of feet from the source, your mix is always going to be right there with you!

What exactly is an in-ear monitor system? It is a package divided into three components – a transmitter box, a bodypack receiver, and in-ear headphones. The transmitter can easily find a home amongst your stage gear or be securely mounted into a half rack space. Using mic cables, simply connect the XLR inputs on the transmitter to the audio mixer XLR outputs geared specifically for monitor mixes. With these in-ear monitor system models, setting up the transmitter is a very straightforward process – you’ll most commonly use a ‘sync’ or ‘pair’ button on the box to find a clear wireless signal and have it join up with the included bodypack receiver. The audio engineer will then be able to set all of the levels to your liking and you’ll be ready to go! The high-quality earphones connect directly to the receiver and brings the audio feed directly into your ears, eliminating the hassle of extra stage and crowd noise. Each type of in-ear monitor system is a bit different, so you’ll need to check out the user manual to get the ins-and-outs for connectivity as well as what you need to know about public use regarding wireless frequencies.