the t.bone IEM D2.4 R

Bought two additional receivers with two IEM sets.
They work without issues, we do use different frequencies for mic and stringed instruments, besides that the mixers router operates at 5Ghz.
Only thing I don’t feel comfertable with are the included unprotected batteries, Li-ion batteries used for bodypacks should always be those that have a protected circuit, just as radios, phones, e-cigs and other devices carried close to a persons body.
As I mentioned i the review for the IEM system, the stage manager I work with each summer has seen quite a few bodypacks go into flames, which cones down to device circuit and battery safety, which also included replacement of batteries where the wrap is broken.
So Thomann take note and be so kind to improve it.
And others that use these sytems, be sure to read up on these type of batteries, I mean, even charging them it is adviced at a fireproof place or to use a special bag.
Transport of them should also be done by having them in cases made for it so that there is no risk for shorting them out.
In worst case scenario they can explode.
Enough ramble, minus 1 star for the included batteries, can be improved upon.

Very impressed with the range and audio quality of the D2.4 system, so I bought an extra receiver. This lets our band get two IEM mixes from just one D2.4 transmitter. Road tested this at a venue that's given trouble with 2.4G systems before - lots of Wifi congestion at most venues we play these days - and the results were impressive. Clear audio and no drop outs, happy days!

Connect IEM mix 1 to Left channel, IEM mix 2 to Right channel.
Set transmitter to Stereo and receivers to Mixed.
Pan one receiver hard left to get IEM mix 1, and pan the second hard right to get IEM mix 2.