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The Shure PSM300 is a wireless in-ear monitor system for performers who need their own mix on stage. This version pairs the half-rack P3T transmitter with the metal P3RA bodypack and SE215 Sound Isolating earphones. It sends two channels of 24-bit digital audio over analog RF with Audio Reference Companding, rated to a 90 dB signal-to-noise ratio and about 300 ft of range. One-touch frequency scan and IR sync make setup quick, and MixMode lets the performer blend two channels from the bodypack. It sits above basic single-channel systems and below Shure's digital PSM1000, and owners rate its sound and reliability highly for the money.
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Owners and reviewers describe the PSM300 as a reliable, clean-sounding IEM system that is easy to set up. Many praise the scan-and-sync workflow and the stable RF link on stage. Some note the SE215 earphones are the weak link and that it is analog rather than digital.
The Shure PSM300 is a stereo wireless in-ear monitor system that sends two channels of audio to a performer on stage. It uses 24-bit digital audio and Audio Reference Companding, which gives low noise and a sound closer to a wired connection. Signal-to-noise ratio is up to 90 dB.
The system includes a half-rack, single-channel P3T transmitter with a rack mount kit, and a P3RA bodypack receiver with SE215 Sound Isolating earphones. The analog RF connection covers up to 300 ft (90 m) line-of-sight.
Setup uses a one-touch frequency scan and IR sync to find and assign a clean channel. On the bodypack, MixMode technology or stereo mode lets the performer create a personal mix from two audio channels.
