Galaxy AudioAmplifier Part, Black, Group N (AS950N)

Surprising performance for the price! I use custom IEM’s instead of the included earbuds and sound quality is on-par with almost any other Shure or Sennheiser system I’ve used. Range seems to be decent too, I was able to get clear audio from about 100’ away with 2 walls in between the transmitter and receiver.

When I first got these, I took them out of the box and set up a test while I was standing right next them playing music out of my phone. I could hear everything very well and the sound quality was good even with the stock earphones. When I took them to my first rehearsal and set up the transmitter about 20 feet away from me, the sound quality dropped significantly. It couldn't handle the kick or snare and every time someone walked between the transmitter and me there was horrible static. If you are just using them for vocals and you are able to stand close to the transmitter (less than 20 feet) with no obstructions, these will work fine. If you want any kind of distance between you and the transmitter, look for something else. I'd take these back if I weren't past my return deadline.

Trying to use this item to separate my harmonica signal when playing in a group. There isn't a pre amp built in to boost the line out signal from an amp so volume if any is extremely weak. I tried it with the included ear buds as well as with 2 studio headsets. If I use a separate channel on my amp to drive it the units works ok but I was hope I could avoid that so that I can use both my guitar and mic with same amp. I have a smaller Cube monitor/amp that will work with it but then there is no need for it, I can just plug the earphones directly into the amp.

Our band bought a total of 7 systems. We could only transmit on 6 frequencies before we got interference. I’m not surprised. This is a bargain basement system at $215. We’re a small band and it’s so nice to have stereo IEMs for everyone so we can get a discrete monitor mix per member. We ended up putting the drummer on a wired headphone amplifier, since he clearly doesn’t need to move around and this kept the interference at bay (yes, we had all the transmitters set to different channels). Can’t beat the price. If they had less interference issues, we would be absolutely amazed. You get what you pay for. If you’re a band on a budget, this is the unit for you. If you have extra cash and you want better quality - spend it on a Shure system.

Great sound, similar range to the Shure it replaced, similar battery life.Easy to set up, sturdy.Great value.

Works like a dream

This product was a complete waste of money. Every time I tried to dial it in I got an incredible amount of white noise in the head phones, tried changing channels, no change in the amount of interference. My friend has a more expensive Galaxy, to cross-check we changed our mine with his, no noise, no problem. It’s possible that the receiver is just bad, don’t know. Unusable

We employed the unit at a holiday event at a hotel. It didn’t perform real well where there were any other RF signals operating, like walkie-talkies on different frequencies. We even received signal from a baby monitor somewhere in the hotel. It might be a better unit to employ at a small club.