IEM Setup Q&A | Video + Diagrams
IntroductionIn our quest to be a valuable resource for our customers, we want to touch on the common IEM Setup questions that we find ourselves answering. ...
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How to Protect Your Ears from Hearing Loss
Your band has a gig next weekend and the only place to practice is a storage unit you’re renting. There’s a tricky solo in the set, so you take an extra hour or...
3 New tia™, Tube-less In-Ear Monitors from 64 Audio
VANCOUVER, WA, November 22, 2017 – 64 Audio is proud to announce the launch of three new in-ear monitor products: the A12t, U12t, and tia Trió, all with the bre...
The Benefits of Switching to a Silent Stage
One of the topics we hear come up time and time again is the idea of a “silent stage.” This idea isn’t new by any means but has shown to be more prevalen...
Tips & Tricks for Your IEMs
So, you've purchased a pair of in-ear monitors (or maybe you are thinking about it). They fit well, the seal is just right, you're getting the isolation you de...
In-Ear Monitor, Earphone, Headphone, Earbud…What’s the Difference?
We at 64 Audio frequently hear many different terms when customers refer to their personal listening equipment. Headphones, earphones, in-ear monitors, earbuds...
What is an In-Ear Monitor (IEM)?
Over the last four decades, innovations in technology have changed the way we experience music. One of the biggest changes was the introduction of in-ear monit...
For the Love of 64 Audio: Skeptic to Supporter
Our customer service representatives here at 64 Audio are usually the first to hear the praises from new owners of our IEMs. This is one of the most rewarding a...
The Beginning of Real Wood Faceplates
Five years ago, 64 Audio was in its first stages of development, still taking orders in paper form, and employing only a handful of people, mostly friends and r...
The Danger of Wearing Only One IEM
We all know that in-ear monitors (IEMS) were designed to solve two issues: Save hearing and improve audio quality on stage. But if used incorrectly they may act...