Vonyx WES15 Single Channel UHF In-Ear Monitoring System
The Vonyx WES15 gives performers a practical way to monitor themselves without relying on loud stage monitors. This single-channel UHF in-ear monitoring system combines selectable channels, summed mono monitoring and backlit displays, so drummers, keyboard players, guitarists and vocalists can move freely while keeping their monitor mix close at hand.
Move Freely on Stage
Using UHF wireless technology, the system offers a receiving distance of 30–80 m under typical conditions. That gives performers room to move during live performances or broadcasts while keeping their monitoring setup with them, rather than tying their position to a conventional stage monitor.
Simple Mono Monitoring
The transmitter accepts XLR and 6.3 mm combo jack L+R inputs, while a 3.5 mm audio input adds another connection option. These left and right inputs are summed to a mono monitoring signal, making the setup straightforward when a single combined monitor feed is what you need.
Clear Controls, Ready for the Stage
Both transmitter and receiver feature easy-to-read backlit displays, while volume control keeps level adjustment close at hand. Lockable transmitter and receiver controls help prevent unwanted changes during use, and the rugged metal housing is suited to the demands of regular live-performance handling.
Flexible Listening Setup
The system includes a comfortable isolated in-ear earphone, while the receiver also features a 6.3 mm headphone output for monitoring connection flexibility. A USB-C charging port is provided for the receiver, and the included 19″ bracket with antenna extension cable supports rack mounting the transmitter.
Key Features
- Wireless in-ear monitoring for performers who need freedom of movement
- 16 selectable channels for choosing an available operating channel
- Mono monitoring signal created by summing the L+R inputs
- Backlit displays and volume control for straightforward operation
- Lockable units and rugged metal housing for live-use practicality














