"qzectb" <qzectb@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I just took the plunge and bought a wireless IEM system (Shure PSM400)
> with SCL-5 earphones. Having tried them out a bit in my practice
> room, I'm now wondering how folks usually wear them so as to minimize
> pulling on the wires while playing guitar.
>
> What I've been doing is putting the plugs in my ear canal and bending
> the wires over the top of my ears so the wire runs down my back. I
> then plug it into the beltpack. I find that when I put my guitar
> strap on, it's tricky to keep it from pulling on the wires, which is
> uncomfortable on my ears and, in a worse case, could threaten to pull
> the plugs out. Should I be running the wire under my ****rt? Are
> there other tricks people use to ensure comfort and security?
>
> Thanks
Not a guitarist but I've wired up many an earpiece in TV studios.
Yes....under the ****rt is best...and add either a clip onto your ****rt
collar or a bit of surgical tape just below the collar line (making sure
there's enough slack to swivel and tilt your head). Specialist audio
shops
will sell you pouches with elasticated belts so you can wear the receiver
under your ****rt down at the base of the back where it doesn't get in the
way.
Bob
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