SoundAcademy ew G4 Part 6 of 7 - IEM Series

The new simplicity of a complex setup.

G4 is the easiest professional system to use at its price point.

The intuitive display at the heart of the system, the true diversity receiver, provides for quick and easy operation. The Wireless Systems Manager software (300 and 500 series) and the Control Cockpit (300 series) make it incredibly easy to control multichannel systems and ensure the perfect workflow.                        

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[TinoSchulz]

But i'd still have to sync all the remaining packs individually, right?

[djjazzyjeff]

So the Splitter is for Microphones, The Combiner is for IEM?

[michaelwallace]

What is that case I really want one but have not been able to find it. The exact one anywhere.

[DavidLovrien]

Just bought ew IEM G4 TWIN and it does not work as shown here or in the manual. Easy Setup on the transmitter mutes RF then will not sync with the receivers. I can sync from transmitter to receiver but not the other way.

[Bobby_Uterus]

Pretty straightforward if you follow the video and do it exactly as he shows

[dmitrevsky]

Hi! I want to buy EW IEM G4-TWIN-A1 ( 3 pieces, therefore 6 bodypacks ), ethernet switch and AC 41 with passive omni-directional antenna A 1031-U. It is like yours set-up in video. Will it work well?

[MargaretHarmer]

I'm getting a lot of fuzz just straight from the receivers and not due to the frequency transmission. I switch on the receivers and they fuzz.

[markbaughman]

What a convoluted mess. Hard to tell what's worse: this video, the "instructions" that came with the system or the manual. Really, after all these years, you can't engineer a product any better than this? And you can't explain hw to set it up?