Your Mix, Right In Your Ears
Ditch the floor wedge. Clip on the bodypack and hear your own clean mix wherever you move on stage, with no delay and no dead spots.
This is the right question to ask before trusting any wireless system on stage. Here is exactly how it works.
Every kit ships with 20 preset frequencies that auto pair on power on. That means if your whole band goes wireless at once, or another act is running gear on the same stage, each system finds a clean channel automatically. No manual RF coordination, no scanning through frequencies by hand.
One transmitter takes in a single feed from your mixer's aux or monitor send, then broadcasts that same clean mix wirelessly to every bodypack connected to it. Every performer on that system hears the identical, reliable signal, at the same time, with no RF fighting between units even at full band scale.
Test it at rehearsal first. If it does not hold up in your venue within 60 days, return it, full refund.
If your mixer has a standard aux or monitor send, the IEM System plugs in directly. No adapters to source separately, no guesswork. The transmitter accepts a standard three pin XLR input, with a 6.35mm adapter included for quarter inch sends.
Choose the kit that matches your stage. Solo covers one performer, Duo covers two, Full Band covers up to four, all running from one shared transmitter.
Use it for 60 full days. Run it at rehearsal. Take it to a real show. Test it with your full band, in your actual venue.
If at any point you are not completely satisfied, return it for a full refund of your purchase price.
Questions? Email info@tonelink.co and a real person will answer.
| Frequency Range | UHF 500-699MHz |
| Modulation | Digital DQPSK |
| Preset Channels | 20 (auto-pairing) |
| Frequency Response | 75Hz-18kHz ±3dB |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | Less than 1% |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | Greater than 98dB |
| Working Range | Up to 50m (164 ft) line of sight |
| Transmitter Input | 3-pin XLR, 6.35mm adapter included |
| Transmitter Battery | Built-in 1000mAh, 6-8 hrs use |
| Receiver Battery | 800mAh, up to 8 hrs use |
| Charging Port | USB-C (all units) |
| Pairing Method | Automatic, no manual RF setup |
| Warranty | 2-Year manufacturer warranty |
| Return Policy | 60-Day money-back guarantee |
Delivery questions? Email info@tonelink.co and we will make it right.
"Ran 4 bodypacks through a 3-hour set. Zero dropouts, zero latency."
Your Mix, Right In Your Ears
Ditch the floor wedge. Clip on the bodypack and hear your own clean mix wherever you move on stage, with no delay and no dead spots.
You bought good in-ear monitors. Then you plugged them into a cable that gets stepped on, yanked out mid-song, and tangled around a mic stand halfway through the set. The monitors aren't what fail. The cable is.
ToneLink removes it. The transmitter plugs into your mixer's aux or monitor send, the bodypack clips to your belt, and your mix travels over UHF with dual antennas for 260 ft of range. Three kits cover who's on stage: Solo for one performer, Duo for two sharing a transmitter, Full Band for the whole group on independent mixes.
The mix you trust does not change. Everything between it and your ears does.
Simple Controls, Clear Display
One button to power on and pair. Onscreen readout shows channel, volume, and battery at a glance, so setup takes seconds, not soundcheck.
No app, no menus, no cable across the stage.
It goes straight into your mixer or interface's aux or monitor send. Nothing to install, nothing to configure.
The bodypack clips to a belt or pocket, and your earphones plug into its 3.5 mm jack — the pair included in the box, or your own.
The receiver auto-pairs to one of 20 channel presets in seconds. The screen shows channel, volume, and battery, so you're set before the next song starts.
One Transmitter, Every Performer
Connects to any mixer. Give drummers, guitarists, vocalists, and horns their own wireless monitor mix, all from one transmitter.
| ToneLink UHF IEM | Xvive U4 | Sennheiser EW IEM G4 | No-name budget systems | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $259 (Solo) – $599 (Full Band) | $249.99 | $1,249 (single-receiver A-band set) | $40–$150 |
| Frequency band | UHF (500–699 MHz) | 2.4 GHz, shared with Wi-Fi | UHF (734–776 MHz) | Usually 2.4 GHz |
| Range, line of sight | Up to 260 ft | Up to 90 ft | Up to 300 ft | Often unspecified |
| Battery per charge | 8 hrs receiver / 6–8 hrs transmitter | 5 hrs | 4–6 hrs | Often unspecified |
| Earphones included | Yes, with every kit | No, use your own | No, use your own | Sometimes, quality varies |
Xvive and Sennheiser figures come from the manufacturers' own listings, September 2026; the Sennheiser column is the EW IEM G4 single-receiver A-band set. The final column describes unbranded systems widely sold on marketplaces, which vary from seller to seller.
Yes! Every kit (Solo, Duo, Full Band) includes in-ear earphones for each receiver, so you're set up right out of the box.
Yes. The transmitter connects to any standard aux or monitor send output — no app, no special hardware, no pairing dance.
Up to 260 ft line of sight. Plenty of range to move around a stage, walk into the crowd, or step off to the side without losing your mix.
8 hours per charge on the bodypack receivers, 6–8 hours on the transmitter — both charge over USB-C, so a full charge covers a rehearsal and a show on the same battery.
Yes. Each system auto-pairs to one of 20 channel presets, so multiple performers — or multiple ToneLink systems sharing one stage — can run without stepping on each other's signal.
Anything that needs a private, wireless monitor feed: drummers, guitarists, keyboard players, speakers and presenters, or a wireless reference mix while tracking in the studio.
1 wireless transmitter, the in-ear monitor receiver(s) for your kit, in-ear earphones for each receiver, USB-C charging cables, and a user manual.
It runs on UHF instead of the 2.4 GHz band Xvive uses, so it's clear of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth congestion in a packed venue, and every kit ships with earphones included, something neither Xvive nor Sennheiser includes at any price point.
Run the ToneLink UHF IEM on your own stage for 60 days. Real rehearsals, real gigs, real monitor mixes. If it doesn't hold up the way a wedge or a cable would, send it back for a full refund — no restocking fees, no forms, no questions. A 2-year warranty covers it after that.