EAR MONITORS

EAR MONITORS FOR MUSICIANS AND MORE IN FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS

CUSTOM AND UNIVERSAL EAR MONITORS

If you are looking for a safe and effective way to improve your musical hearing experience then our in-ear monitors may be the perfect fit for you. An in-ear monitor helps to reduce hearing damage while allowing a performer or musician to hear themselves in sync with the sound.

Over the years in-ear monitors have improved tremendously. There are a variety of different ear monitor products available and at Sound Solutions of NWA, we will do our best to help you choose the perfect ones for you. Whether you are looking to invest in basic or custom in-ear monitors both will help to improve your listening experience. Basic, universal ear monitors, are used by many people and work well for church worship groups, bands, and more.

There are pros and cons to both custom and universal monitor options. Universal in ear monitors are easy to replace and can be resold while custom monitors allow for more specific needs. If you are a more professional musician then there are also a variety of other benefits that come from customized in ear monitors. In-ear monitors offer the listener a customized shape. This is beneficial because it allows for better sound and a more secure fit in case you will be jumping around and moving on stage. To get a custom ear monitor you will need to have a mold of your ear made known as an ear impression. At Sound Solutions, we are happy to help you with this process. Whether you are looking for essential Bluetooth headphones or customizable ear monitors for smaller ears we’ve got you covered. Contact Sounds Solutions of Fayetteville, Arkansas today to get started.

30 YEARS OF TRUSTED EXPERIENCE

Sound Solutions of Fayetteville, Arkansas is dedicated to improving your hearing experience and making your life better. Sound Solutions Audiology and Hearing Aid Center, is run by Les Magee who is a professional with over 30 years of experience. Les Magee is passionate about helping to restore and protect his patient's hearing through up-to-date practices and audiology technology.