Sennheiser Ew Iem G4-twin-a (516 - 572 MHZ)
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A benchmark in the Evolution Wireless range for in-ear monitoring
Designed for stage and demanding setups, the EW IEM G4 belongs to Sennheiser's "Evolution Wireless" line, renowned for its robustness and ease of deployment in live settings. This "Twin" version is designed to quickly equip two artists with a single stereo transmitter, while maintaining a very "tour-ready" approach: metal chassis, clear navigation, and expansion possibilities (network management, racking, audio chaining).
Who is it for and what is it used for on stage?
This system is ideal if you want to switch to in-ear monitoring without multiplying equipment: bands, singers, drummers (click), keyboardists, guitarists, worship teams, small tours, corporate events... Thanks to the two EK IEM G4 receivers, each user can adjust their listening comfort (volume, balance, Focus) directly on their bodypack without constantly relying on the mixing console.
The A range (516 - 558 MHz) suits UHF environments where frequency flexibility is needed. Before use, be sure to check compatibility with local regulations and frequency occupancy.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response | 25 Hz - 16 kHz | Inputs | jack/XLR |
| Rack unit | 1 | Outputs | headphone |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Sennheiser EW IEM G4 Twin-A system allow equipping two musicians?
The set includes one SR IEM G4 stereo transmitter and two EK IEM G4 bodypack receivers. Both receivers can receive the same transmitted signal, with individual volume, balance, and Focus mode settings.
What frequency range does this version A use?
Version A operates from 516 to 558 MHz, with a switching bandwidth of up to 42 MHz. It offers up to 1,680 adjustable frequencies in 25 kHz steps.
Can a stereo console mix be connected to the SR IEM G4?
Two balanced combo XLR-3 / 6.35 mm jack inputs allow connection of left and right channels of a stereo mix. The maximum input level is +22 dBu, and balanced loop-through outputs on 6.35 mm jack are provided for audio chain linking. Mono operation is also supported.
What is the purpose of the Focus mode on the EK IEM G4 receivers?
Focus mode allows blending two distinct sources via balance control, for example a vocal or click track against a main mix. Each EK IEM G4 receiver features this adjustment directly on its bodypack.
Are earphones and rack kit included?
IE4 in-ear earphones with 3.5 mm stereo mini-jack connector are included. The GA 3 rack mount kit allows installation of the 1U transmitter into a 19-inch rack.



