SKU: COMBINE8

COMBINE8 Transmitter Combiner

MAP: $1,899 USD

The COMBINE8 IEM combiner brings together up to eight in-ear monitor transmitter signals into a single, more powerful transmit antenna, eliminating the use of problematic multiple antennas while lowering the buildup of unwanted Intermodulation.

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Key Features & Benefits

You've got the power Includes cabling accessories to connect and power up to eight wireless transmitters.

One for All One (1) Antenna focused on the stage supports up to Eight (8) IEM transmitters.

Compatible Works with all manufacturers receivers.

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Product Setup

The COMBINE8 is also sold bundled with CP Beam Antenna (CPB). This turnkey bundle includes everything needed to configure up to 8 channels of In-Ear Monitors. Including Premium made in USA low loss double shielded coaxial cabling coax cable. (1) CP Beam Antenna (CPB) for In-Ear Monitors (1) COMBINE8 transmitter combiner (1) RG8X25 Coaxial Cables BNC (1) DC Octopus 8-Connector Power Distribution Cable (Product Combinations)

What's Included

SKU: COMBINE8 - COMBINE8 Antenna Combiner, (8) BNC jumpers, (1) AC power cord, (1) DC Octopus 8-Connector Power Distribution Cable

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Most Common Questions Asked

I have 10 in-ear monitors (IEMs), is it possible to cascade 3 of the Combine4 units with 1 CP Beam?

Possible? Yes. Recommended? No. It creates a lot of IMD. So if you are also using wireless mics and don’t have an ultra low noise floor you will likely have very unreliable performance. Best bet would be an 8 channel system plus a 4 channel system.

Does the COMBINE8 work with any antenna?

Yes

What is the max transmitter input power that the COMBINE8 can accept?

60 mW (50mW maximum power in USA without a license))