iCON Pro Audio AirMon UHF RX Wireless In-Ear Monitor Beltpack Receiver Only

iCON Pro Audio AirMon UHF RX: Add a Performer to the Monitor Rig

The iCON Pro Audio AirMon UHF RX is a belt-clip bodypack receiver sold on its own to expand an AirMon UHF system on the 627-667 MHz band. Because each AirMon UHF transmitter feeds an unlimited number of receivers, this add-on puts another band or crew member on the same monitor mix without a second transmitter. When a band adds a player or a tour scales up the stage, this is the one-pack way to grow the rig. It is a receiver, not a standalone system - it joins a UHF setup that already exists.

Locks to the 627-667 MHz UHF Band

Tuned to the AirMon UHF 627-667 MHz band, this beltpack holds a stable feed exactly where wireless packs crowd a stage and 2.4 GHz gear starts to struggle. The UHF foundation resists dropouts as a guitarist works the wings or a singer steps into the audience, so the added performer isn't the one who loses monitors mid-song. Sharing the system's band means the new pack coordinates cleanly with the transmitter's other receivers. It behaves like the packs already on stage, because it is on the same frequencies.

Uncompressed 24-Bit Audio at About 9 ms

The receiver takes uncompressed 24-bit audio at a selectable 48 or 96 kHz, the same fidelity the full AirMon UHF system delivers. Latency stays around 9 ms, inside pro standards for live monitoring, so each added performer hears a clear full-range mix rather than a compressed one. Consistent audio across every pack keeps a whole band hearing the same thing, which is what keeps an ensemble tight. Nobody added to the rig is stuck with a lesser feed.

Universal 3.5 mm TRS Output

A 3.5 mm TRS output drives virtually any wired in-ear monitors or headphones, so each performer plugs in the earpiece they trust - custom molds and universal fit both work with no extra adapter. The compact beltpack clips on for free movement and won't weigh a player down across a full set. A built-in rechargeable battery covers roughly 6 hours, a show plus soundcheck, and tops up over USB-C. Automatic pairing links it to the transmitter in seconds, keeping stage changeovers quick.

Requires an AirMon UHF Transmitter

The AirMon UHF RX is receiver-only and needs an AirMon UHF transmitter, sold separately, to operate. It is built for owners of the AirMon UHF system adding performers or crew, not as a first buy. A band bringing on a new member or a tour expanding its in-ear count uses it as the simplest way to grow the monitor rig one pack at a time. Reach for it when the transmitter is already on stage and you just need another performer on the mix.