In-Ear Monitors for Worship Teams and Churches
A stage full of wedges is loud, and most of that sound ends up in the room. In-ear monitors give every singer and musician their own mix at a lower volume, keep the platform quieter for the congregation, and stay the same from one Sunday to the next. We have been fitting worship leaders, church bands and sound teams from our studio in Singapore for years, and we build for teams overseas too.
Which monitor for which role
- Worship leaders, singers and speakers: A3H+ LUX. A switch on the shell gives four voicings, and its Vocal setting brings the midrange forward for speech, worship and vocal monitors. Also as a custom.
- Band and rhythm section: Z06 and ATH, our picks for live performance. Z06 puts vocals forward over a deep sub-bass; ATH has four settings on two small switches, Live among them. Both come as universals or customs, and a custom Z06 can carry your church or band logo.
- A first pair, or a team on a budget: M20, an all-armature monitor with real weight in the low end, and A2H, a two-driver hybrid with a deep, natural low end.
- Sound team and audio engineers: ATH and M20 are both built for engineers as well as performers.
Custom or universal for a church team
A custom IEM is moulded to one person's ears: the best seal and isolation, and nothing to adjust mid-set. It suits the worship leader and the regulars who play every week. Universals fit with ear tips, ship from stock and can move between volunteers, so they suit rotating rosters and new members. Many teams do both. Custom vs universal goes into the trade-offs.
Ear impressions
In Singapore, we can come to your church and take impressions for the whole team in one session; tell us how many people and when suits you. Individuals can book a visit and have impressions taken at our studio for SGD 50, and listen to the universals while they are here. Overseas, an audiologist can take impressions, or send us a 3D scan: see ear impressions. Musicians can ask for a deeper musician's fit if the impression goes far enough into the canal.
Team and group orders
For several monitors, cables or both, we quote each order on its own: tell us the models, how many, and whether they are customs or universals. We send a formal quote and invoice, and you can pay by bank transfer or card. See group orders.
Churches, schools and music programmes that order every year can set up an arrangement of their own with us, for new members, spares and cables. Tell us how your team works and we'll put it together.
Replacement cables for your monitoring system
Cables are what wears out first on a busy platform. We build replacement cables for most in-ear monitors churches use, including Shure, Westone and Ultimate Ears, in any length up to 3 m, and longer by request. For long stage runs we suggest a four-braid cable such as Lune. A set of cables for the whole system is quoted like any group order.
Lead times for a conference or a launch
Custom IEMs take 6–8 weeks from when your impressions or scan reach us. If you have a date, the Express service brings it to about 3 weeks for USD 150 (not over Chinese New Year). Universals in stock ship straight from our studio in Singapore.
After you have them
Every monitor and cable has a 1-year warranty, and a custom IEM includes a free refit within 30 days if the fit isn't right. If something is damaged later, our Lifetime Replacement Program replaces it new at half price.
Planning for your team? Email sales@null-audio.com with your line-up and dates, or book a visit to the studio.
