Find Your Perfect In-Ear Monitor
Choosing the right in-ear monitor isn’t just about specs — it’s about finding the sound that fits you. Whether you're laying down grooves, leading worship, or shredding solos, your monitor should match your style, your mix, and your role on stage.
Here’s a breakdown to help you decide:
Entry-Level & Versatile Picks
AE1- Perfect for communications or anywhere you need isolation but still need to hear input.
AE2 – ? A well-balanced, entry-level monitor with clean response across the spectrum. Ideal for newcomers or anyone needing a reliable, neutral mix.
AE3 – ?️ Dual low drivers and a full-range crossover give this model extra punch in the low end. A great step up for performers who want more depth without losing clarity.
AFR3 (Proprietary) – ? A triple full-range setup with excellent clarity. Perfect for most musicians — except bassists and drummers who need deeper low-end response.
Monitors with Enhanced Low-End
AE3
G8 – ?️ Think AFR3 clarity with added warmth. Delivers rich lows and crisp highs — great for rhythm-heavy roles. the work horse of the AE family
G12 (Proprietary) – ? A powerhouse monitor with pristine clarity and a fat low end. Universally loved — suitable for any musician, any genre.
G16 – ? Our flagship model. Loud, proud, and sonically immersive. Studio-grade clarity meets massive low-end for a truly elevated live mix.
For Drummers & Bassists
Custom molds offer isolation — which means you’ll start mixing like you’re in the studio. Kick, bass, and full mix need to be present and powerful.
Recommended: G8 or G16 These models deliver the low-end punch and transient response you need to lock in the groove.
you could use an AE3 but for the price difference the G8 is superior in clarity and low end.
For Keyboardists
Church players (pads, piano, organ, strings): → AFR3, G8, G12, G16 — for warmth, clarity, and harmonic detail.
Prog rockers (Moogs, Mellotrons, ARPs): → AFR3, G8, G12, G16 — for dynamic range and vintage synth grit.
For Vocalists
→ AFR3, G12, G16 On a budget? The AE2 is a solid fallback. (We get it — vocalists aren’t always rolling in gear budgets.)
For Guitarists
Heavy players (Marshall stacks, drop D, headbangers): → AE3 for raw clarity, AFR3 to make your tone pop, G8 for warmth → Singing too? Go G8,G12 or G16 for vocal space and balance.
Versatile players (clean, crunch, lead): → AFR3, G8, G12 — the G12 is our top pick for guitarists who want it all.
For Strings (Violin, Fiddle, etc.)
→ AFR3 is our top seller for string players thanks to its clarity and responsiveness. → Want more low-end body and clarity? Try G8, G12, or G16 depending on how bold you want to go.
Need Help Choosing?
Adding vocals or switching instruments can change your monitor needs. Reach out anytime — we’ll help you find the perfect fit for your ears, your instrument, and your sound.