
Shure PSM 300 Twin Pack Wireless In-Ear Monitor
Professional wireless in-ear monitoring for two performers — reliable RF, 37 dB of isolation, and the clarity to hear every detail of your mix on stage.
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Overview
Key Features
SUPERIOR SOUND QUALITY - Experience exceptional audio clarity with the SE215 earphones' dynamic MicroDriver, delivering a detailed and balanced soundstage for professional monitoring.
ENHANCED COMFORT AND FIT - Enjoy extended wear with included multiple sizes of flex and foam sleeves, ensuring a secure, comfortable fit and optimal noise isolation for any ear size.
RELIABLE WIRELESS PERFORMANCE - Stay connected with a robust wireless signal, offering a transmission range of up to 300 feet (90m), minimizing dropouts during critical performances.
EXCEPTIONAL NOISE ISOLATION - Immerse yourself in your mix with up to 37 dB of external noise reduction, allowing you to focus on your performance without distractions from ambient noise.
DURABLE AND ROAD-READY - The Shure PSM 300 Twin Pack Pro is built to withstand the rigors of touring, featuring rugged components and a secure design for long-lasting reliability on stage.
OPTIMIZED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE - Benefit from switchable input levels (+4 dBu, -10 dBV) and comprehensive connectivity options, ensuring seamless integration with professional audio equipment.
Stereo mode enables adjustment of left/right balance
Frequency scan and IR sync quickly finds and assigns a clean channel
2 AA batteries provide up to 7 hours of continuous use
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Two complete bodypack-and-earphone rigs in one package, making it cost-effective for duos or small bands sharing a monitor send
- Up to 37 dB of noise isolation from the SE215 earphones cuts stage volume dramatically, letting you monitor at lower, safer levels
- MixMode on each bodypack gives individual performers control over their channel balance without needing separate transmitter mixes
- Automatic frequency scan and IR sync eliminate the tedious manual coordination of finding clean RF channels at load-in
- All-metal bodypack construction and rugged transmitter chassis survive the realities of load-in, load-out, and life in a road case
👎 Cons
- Single transmitter means both performers share the same stereo feed — no independent mixes without adding a second P3T
- The SE215 earphones included are entry-level with a single dynamic driver, so detail in the high end won't match higher-tier Shure IEMs
- G20 frequency band (488–512 MHz) is a narrow window that may face congestion in markets with heavy UHF wireless traffic
- No rechargeable battery option built in — you're committed to disposable AAs or sourcing your own rechargeable cells
- Bodypack receivers lack Bluetooth or network control, so all adjustments happen physically on each unit during the show