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Designed with precision and comfort in mind, the Sensaphonics 2MAX in-ear monitors are a top choice for musicians seeking superior sound quality and reliability. These custom-fit monitors provide an immersive audio experience, perfect for both live performances and studio sessions. Crafted to protect your hearing without sacrificing sound fidelity, the 2MAX is equipped with dual drivers that deliver crystal-clear sound across a full frequency range. This ensures that every note is heard with accuracy, from the deepest bass to the highest treble.

Made with hypoallergenic medical-grade silicone, the 2MAX offers a comfortable fit that molds perfectly to your ears, providing excellent isolation from external noise. This means you can focus on your music without any unwanted distractions. The design is robust and durable, making it ideal for demanding environments and frequent use. Whether you’re a touring professional or a passionate hobbyist, these in-ear monitors are engineered to meet your needs.

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Dual driver technology for full-range audio output
Custom-fit, hypoallergenic medical-grade silicone for maximum comfort and noise isolation
Excellent sound isolation for focused listening
Rugged and durable design for long-lasting use
Ideal for live performances and studio sessions

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The soft silicone material of the Sensaphonics 2MAX provides exceptional comfort and a reliable seal compared to more rigid acrylic models.
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Sensaphonics 2MAX emphasizes the 5-10kHz range, enhancing hi-hats and vocal clarity, unlike the JH 13V2, which offers more low-frequency impact.
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Sensaphonics 2MAX provides a superior seal compared to hard plastic models, preventing them from slipping out during performances, unlike generic IEMs like Shure SE215s.
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Sensaphonics are praised for focusing on hearing conservation and fit customization, making them ideal for professionals concerned with long-term hearing health.
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Users highlight that Sensaphonics 2MAX offers a perfect seal that feels similar to the audiologist's ear molds, providing unparalleled comfort and fit for extended wear.
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The 2MAX are considered excellent for mixing and live performance monitoring, particularly on loud stages due to their high sensitivity and flat response.
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Sensaphonics 2MAX are praised for their ability to maintain clarity at high SPLs, making them ideal for professional musicians who require reliable performance on stage.
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Discounts may be available through direct relationships with the company, offering a price point (around $600-650) that is competitive against JH Audio's offerings.
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Sensaphonics' Active Ambient system is noted for its intuitive application on large stages, allowing users to mix in desired audio while maintaining ambient awareness.
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Some users note concerns about driver reliability with Sensaphonics but emphasize the unmatched comfort and fit as being worth the trade-off.
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The soft silicone material of Sensaphonics allows for a complete, custom-like seal, which significantly enhances isolation and clarity without the discomfort of hard plastic.
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Jonny Buckland

Guitarist

Coldplay

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Mentioned in this article from the official Sensaphonics website.

One of the hottest arena/shed tours on the road this summer was Coldplay’s Viva La Vida. With a large stage set-up for sheds and arenas, in-ear monitoring was a critical element to the band’s success. As they have for the past several years, the band members were all on Sensaphonics custom earphones via Sennheiser wireless systems.

However, there were a few key changes for this year’s tour. All four band members have upgraded from the classic ProPhonic 2X-S to the Sensaphonics 2MAX. “Most of the backline crew also have Sensaphonics IEMs,” says [monitor engineer Chris] Wood. “We have found the drivers to be very reliable. I can’t recall having a problem in the eight years we have used them.” A few wedges can still be seen on stage, but are used mainly for backup.

Chris Martin

Singer, Guitarist

Coldplay

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Mentioned in this article from the official Sensaphonics website.

One of the hottest arena/shed tours on the road this summer was Coldplay’s Viva La Vida. With a large stage set-up for sheds and arenas, in-ear monitoring was a critical element to the band’s success. As they have for the past several years, the band members were all on Sensaphonics custom earphones via Sennheiser wireless systems.

However, there were a few key changes for this year’s tour. All four band members have upgraded from the classic ProPhonic 2X-S to the Sensaphonics 2MAX. “Most of the backline crew also have Sensaphonics IEMs,” says [monitor engineer Chris] Wood. “We have found the drivers to be very reliable. I can’t recall having a problem in the eight years we have used them.” A few wedges can still be seen on stage, but are used mainly for backup.

Another change this year is that lead vocalist Chris Martin now keeps both of his earpieces inserted throughout the show. “Previously, Chris wore one earpiece and one ER15 (custom earplug), as he liked to hear the band acoustically,” notes Wood. “But with the increasing size of the venues – and the level of the stage and P.A. – he prefers to make the most of the noise rejection the 2MAX gives him. He keeps both earpieces in place all the time now. And of course, it’s also better for his hearing.”

Taylor Swift

Singer, Guitarist

The Agency

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In this image originally found on the Sensaphonics Pinterest page, Taylor Swift can be seen wearing the Sensaphonics 2MAX in-ear monitor headphones. Their caption reads, "Taylor Swift, Red Tour, Omaha 2013, a rare shot showing her in-ears -- the Sensaphonics 2MAX."

The original Pin can be found here, and the Sensaphonics Pinterest profile page is here.

Guy Berryman

Bassist, Music Producer

Coldplay

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Mentioned in this article from the official Sensaphonics website.

One of the hottest arena/shed tours on the road this summer was Coldplay’s Viva La Vida. With a large stage set-up for sheds and arenas, in-ear monitoring was a critical element to the band’s success. As they have for the past several years, the band members were all on Sensaphonics custom earphones via Sennheiser wireless systems.

However, there were a few key changes for this year’s tour. All four band members have upgraded from the classic ProPhonic 2X-S to the Sensaphonics 2MAX. “Most of the backline crew also have Sensaphonics IEMs,” says [monitor engineer Chris] Wood. “We have found the drivers to be very reliable. I can’t recall having a problem in the eight years we have used them.” A few wedges can still be seen on stage, but are used mainly for backup.

Will Champion

Guitarist, Drummer

Coldplay

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Mentioned in this article from the official Sensaphonics website.

One of the hottest arena/shed tours on the road this summer was Coldplay’s Viva La Vida. With a large stage set-up for sheds and arenas, in-ear monitoring was a critical element to the band’s success. As they have for the past several years, the band members were all on Sensaphonics custom earphones via Sennheiser wireless systems.

However, there were a few key changes for this year’s tour. All four band members have upgraded from the classic ProPhonic 2X-S to the Sensaphonics 2MAX. “Most of the backline crew also have Sensaphonics IEMs,” says [monitor engineer Chris] Wood. “We have found the drivers to be very reliable. I can’t recall having a problem in the eight years we have used them.” A few wedges can still be seen on stage, but are used mainly for backup.

Beyoncé

Singer

All Star Tribute

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It states in this article that when Beyoncé performed her song 'If I Were A Boy', she wore this item, personalised to match her touring costume, for the live performance.