Sennheiser joins the World Organization of In-ear Monitoring Professionals

The manufacturer has joined this institution as a founding member with the aim of creating new references and standards for audio quality..

The World Organization of In-ear Monitoring Professionals (In-Ear Monitor International Trade Organization – I sigh) has the manufacturer Sennheiser, considered a benchmark in the personal monitoring market, as a founding member of this institution to help set standards in the sector and provide a better service to artists, technicians and audiophiles.

“Iemito's mission is to promote the use and enjoyment of in-ear monitoring systems - explains Mike Dias, executive director of this organization-. “Sennheiser has always been a pioneer in this sector and offers constant support to both those dedicated to live sound reinforcement and high-fidelity music enthusiasts.”.

For your part, Juergen Kockmann, responsible for the Sennheiser professional range, points out his satisfaction for “collaborating with Iemito and contributing directly to the promotion of in-ear monitoring, which constitutes one of the most transcendental advances in the field of live audio in recent decades, as it not only clears the stage and protects the artists' hearing, but also provides the pristine sound and precision needed in live performances.”.

When in the decade of 1990 The need arose for wireless monitoring solutions, Sennheiser was prepared to offer this type of advances to the market: He put his extensive experience in wireless technology into practice and began designing custom IEM systems for musical groups and solo artists..

With the presentation in 1999 de su gama evolution wireless, Sennheiser marketed the first series of wireless monitoring systems. Since then, In-ear monitoring systems have been widely accepted for their natural and clear sound.

Sennheiser's product range also includes the IE in-ear headphones 40 Pro, IE 400 Pro and IE 500 Pro, Designed to sound and fit as closely as possible to custom-made earmolds.