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Phenyx Pro PTM-10

A complete budget stereo in-ear system with combo inputs; plastic bodypack, basic earphones, some static.

Phenyx Pro PTM-10 system: transmitter, bodypack receiver and earphones, front view

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13 of 13 professional reviews recommend it
Best for
Performers trying wireless in-ears for the first time on a small budget.
Skip it if
You need a metal bodypack, automatic scanning or the quietest possible link.

The Internet’s Opinion

From 13 professional reviews: a fair amount of evidence.

All 13 video reviews recommend it as a first wireless in-ear system, citing sound for the price, easy setup and a complete box; at least seven of them were sent units by or sponsored by Phenyx Pro. The recurring reservations are the plastic bodypack, basic bundled earphones and occasional static; no owner reviews were available at Thomann or Guitar Center.

13 recommend0 mixed0 avoid

What people praise

  • Good sound for the price
  • Quick to set up and sync, close to plug and play
  • Comes complete: rack kit, carry case, antenna extender and batteries
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  • Enough range for typical stages; dropouts only at long distances
  • Combo inputs take XLR or 1/4-inch cables

What to know first

  • Plastic bodypack feels cheap; one belt clip broke
  • Bundled earphones are basic; reviewers advise upgrading
  • Bursts of static or RF interference at times
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  • No automatic scan, so finding a clean channel is manual
See the 13 reviews behind this

Video reviews

  • Troy CastellanoJun 2026Recommends

    Searching For A Budget In Ear Monitor System? Check out the Phenyx Pro PTM-10, A Real World Opinion

  • Technically ChurchJan 2026Recommends

    Phenyx Pro PTM-10 Unboxing, First Reactions and Full Review!

Plays from YouTube when you press play. Picked from the reviews counted above, including one that disagrees where there is one.

Prices

Before you buy

Released
August 2020
Status
Current

Works with

  • Any mixer's monitor sendsXLR or 1/4-inch in

    Two balanced XLR / 6.35 mm TRS combo inputs, with a PAD switch for up to 12 dB of attenuation Manufacturer spec sheet (Phenyx Pro), checked 2026-10-11

  • Stereo or mono mixesSet on the bodypack

    The bodypack offers stereo/mono selection, balance, EQ, a limiter and a lock function Manufacturer spec sheet (Phenyx Pro), checked 2026-10-11

  • Extra bodypacks2B and 4B bundles

    PTM-10-2B and PTM-10-4B bundles add bodypacks and earphones on one transmitter; PMR-1 bodypacks are also sold separately Manufacturer spec sheet (Phenyx Pro), checked 2026-10-11

  • Several systems at onceUp to 5 per band

    Up to 5 systems in the 900 MHz band and up to 4 in the 500 MHz band Manufacturer spec sheet (Phenyx Pro), checked 2026-10-11

You’ll also need

  • A frequency version legal where you playCheck local rules

    Sold in 905–925 MHz and 555–575 MHz versions. Neither is on Ofcom's list of licence-free bands for UK in-ear monitors, and 470–702 MHz needs a UK wireless microphone licence Ofcom, checked 2026-10-11

  • AA batteries2 per bodypack

    The PMR-1 bodypack runs on two AA cells, rated 8 hours Manufacturer spec sheet (Phenyx Pro), checked 2026-10-11

  • Cables from your mixerNot in the box

    The box holds the transmitter, bodypack, PME-1 earphones, rack kit, carrying case, antenna and power adapter, but no audio cables Manufacturer spec sheet (Phenyx Pro), checked 2026-10-11

Key specs

Transmitter
PMT-10 metal transmitter, ANTK-HR1A rackmount kit included, balanced XLR / 6.35 mm TRS combo inputs, PAD switch
Frequency Band
UHF 905 – 925 MHz or 555 – 575 MHz (89 frequencies each)
Band
UHF, 905 – 925 MHz (or 555 – 575 MHz)
Range (claimed)
up to 160 ft / 50 m
Selectable Frequencies
89 per band
Simultaneous Systems (claimed)
up to 5 in the 900 MHz band, up to 4 in the 500 MHz band
All 13 specifications
RF Output Power
10 dBm
Frequency Response
60 Hz – 16 kHz
Receiver Battery
2 x AA, 8 hours
Display
LCD (transmitter and receiver)
Earphones
PME-1 earphones included, one pair per PMR-1 bodypack
Inputs
2 x balanced XLR / 6.35 mm TRS combo; PAD up to 12 dB; max input +6 dBV; 6.8 kohm
In the Box
PTM-10-1B: PMT-10 transmitter, 1 x PMR-1 bodypack, 1 x PME-1 earphones, ANTK-HR1A rackmount kit, PTA-CSE-10 carrying case, antenna, power adapter (-2B / -4B add bodypacks and earphones)

13 of 13 figures sourced; hover one for its source

Our take

Dex JonesWritten from the sources on this page, not from a loan unit.

All 13 video reviews recommend it as a first wireless in-ear system, for its sound at the price, quick setup and a box that includes a rack kit and carry case. At least seven reviewers were sent units by Phenyx Pro, and no owner reviews were available to check them against. The plastic bodypack, basic earphones and occasional static are the recurring reservations. Buy it to find out whether in-ears suit you, not as a touring rig.

What it is

Status, October 2026: current. Phenyx Pro still sells the PTM-10.

What it is

The PTM-10 is a wireless in-ear monitor system from Phenyx Pro, on sale since August 2020 (Phenyx Pro product page). It pairs one PMT-10 metal transmitter with one, two or four PMR-1 bodypack receivers, sold as the PTM-10-1B, PTM-10-2B and PTM-10-4B bundles, and extra bodypacks are also sold on their own.

It works in the UHF band and comes in two versions, 905 to 925 MHz or 555 to 575 MHz, each with 89 selectable frequencies. Phenyx Pro says up to five systems can run together in the 900 MHz band and up to four in the 500 MHz band, with a range of up to 50 m from a 10 dBm transmitter, and quotes a frequency response of 60 Hz to 16 kHz. Neither band is on Ofcom's list of licence-free frequencies for in-ear monitors in the UK, and 470 to 702 MHz there needs a wireless microphone licence (Ofcom).

The transmitter takes a mixer's monitor sends on two balanced XLR/6.35 mm TRS combo inputs, with a pad switch for up to 12 dB of attenuation, and shows its settings on an LCD. The bodypack also has an LCD and offers stereo or mono listening, balance, EQ, a limiter and a lock function. It runs on two AA batteries, rated for 8 hours.

The PTM-10-1B box holds the transmitter, one bodypack, one pair of PME-1 earphones, the ANTK-HR1A rackmount kit, a PTA-CSE-10 carrying case, an antenna and a power adapter. The larger bundles add a bodypack and earphones for each extra listener. Audio cables from the mixer are not included.