[drewrussell2011]

I'm looking to outfit our youth players at our church with IEMs for use with our Aviom system without spending $200-300 on Westone or Shures. It'd be nice to not have to worry about their carelessness, therefore I'm looking for something relatively inexpensive and replaceable, yet still has a professional look and sound.
 
The M6 has the look, and review say it has a good sound, but I was wondering if there was something else that I should check into as well. Amazon has the clear version for $20 a pair, which is a great price for what I"m trying to accomplish.
 
Also, should I consider purchasing a couple of higher-end pairs for the two main leaders? I don't want the loss in fidelity to make them sound flat or anything.
 
Thanks!
Drew

 

[Abovetheair]

You might want to look at the A151's. They are much more detailed and should easily work with the system for their price.

 

[FearSC549]

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You might want to look at the A151's. They are much more detailed and should easily work with the system for their price.

The A151 is $65 while the M6 is around $20... each

 

[Abovetheair]

 
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You might want to look at the A151's. They are much more detailed and should easily work with the system for their price.

The A151 is $65 while the M6 is around $20... each

And the A151 is balanced, which I think I would prefer onstage.
 

 

[drewrussell2011]

I appreciate the suggestion, but $65 is a little over budget for this. They only play once a month and most will only wear them in one ear anyway (aside from the drummer who usually brings cans). Any other suggestions?

 

[Vloeibaarglas]

Don't settle for $20. 
 
M9 can be found regularly for $10/M6 for $13-15.

 

[drewrussell2011]

I can't seem to find a price for under $20. Do you know a site or do they just regularly go on sale for that price?