
Shure P3TR112GR-G20 PSM300 Wireless In-Ear Monitor
Shure PSM300 delivers artifact-free 24-bit wireless monitoring with mix control for every position on stage.
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Overview
Key Features
Featuring SE112 Sound Isolating Earphones, P3TR112GR provides great sound and simple setup for entry-level users
The P3TR112GR is part of the PSM300 wireless systems family
PSM300 Stereo Personal Monitor Systems deliver reliable wireless freedom to every corner of the stage; patented Audio Reference Commanding ensures the clearest sound, with ultra-low noise and no artifacts
Easy to setup and operate, PSM300 systems offer one-touch frequency scan and sync to find and assign a clean wireless channel; adjust the volume and use Mix Mode technology or stereo mode to create a personal mix from two channels of audio
Includes P3R, P3T, SE112, rack mount and hardware kits, 1/4 wave antenna, BNC bulkhead adapter, BNC cable, power supply, 2 AA batteries, zipper bag, and user guide
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 24-bit digital audio path with Audio Reference Companding produces a clean, artifact-free monitor signal even at high stage volumes
- One-touch scan and sync gets you on a clean channel fast during hectic soundcheck turnarounds
- Mix Mode provides performer-controlled blend between two audio channels without needing a separate monitor engineer adjustment
- SE112 Sound Isolating Earphones provide solid passive noise rejection, letting you run lower monitor levels and reduce hearing fatigue
- Complete kit ships with transmitter, receiver, earphones, rack hardware, and antenna — ready to patch in out of the box
👎 Cons
- G20 band is limited to 488–512 MHz, restricting the number of simultaneous systems in dense RF environments
- SE112 earphones are entry-level single-driver units with limited low-end extension and detail compared to SE215 or SE425
- Bodypack receiver runs on AA batteries with no rechargeable pack option, adding ongoing consumable costs for touring use
- No ethernet or Dante connectivity on the P3T transmitter for modern networked audio workflows
- Plastic bodypack housing feels less road-rugged than the metal construction found on PSM900 series receivers