Description
2 Drivers | Custom In-Ear Monitors
The M2 is a dual driver IEM consisting of a low/mid and a high frequency element integrated with a passive two-way crossover, resulting in a balanced and neutral sound without exaggerating the lows or highs.
Digitally Detailed
Each earpiece is digitally detailed and 3D printed for maximum accuracy and resolution to ensure the best possible fit.
Single Bore Design
Integrating a single large diameter bore for the sound outlet drastically improves the high-frequency response while also being easier to maintain and keep clean.
Specifications
2
1 low/mid, 1 high
2-Way
20Hz - 18kHz
114dB @ 1kHz, 100mV
21Ω
2-pin 0.78mm
26dB
In the box
- M2 In-Ear Monitors
- Detachable Cable
- Carrying Case
- Cleaning Tool
- Shirt Clip
- Owners Manual
- Stickers
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the M2 right for me?
The M2 may be a dual driver entry-level IEM, but it certainly punches well above its class. Designed for vocalists and instrumentalists looking to get started with custom IEMs, the M2 delivers a balanced and neutral sound that doesn’t exaggerate the lows or highs.
Consisting of low/mid and high frequency drivers with an integrated two-way passive crossover, you can expect this IEM to deliver capable, full range sound.
What is the turnaround time?
Our current build time is 3-4 weeks, but varies depending on current lab workload. Production begins as soon as your ear impressions are received and processed.
Where are the IEMs made?
All IEMs are designed, hand assembled and tested in upstate South Carolina, USA.
What is the warranty on custom IEMs?
Maytak Audio offers a limited two-year warranty on all custom in-ear monitors against manufacturer defects and workmanship in either the external shell or the internal components for a period of two-years from the original shipping date. Maytak Audio will repair or replace custom in-ears within warranty.
How do I get my ear impressions?
Custom in-ear monitors are tailor made specifically to your ears, and as such require ear impressions. Find a local Audiologist and let them know that you need ear impressions made for custom in-ear monitors.
Visit the How to Order page for more information.
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