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		By: Bob Liepman		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I was telling an audience member how great the sound is with my new IEMs.  I can hear my amplified cello clearly over the rather loud four piece band for the first time, while eliminating the need for floor monitors that make the cello feed back.   My friend asked why the same in-ear solution isn&#039;t available to audience members who came to listen to music and not people chatting around them.  Your article addresses some of the challenges of creating such a product, but it must be possible with today&#039;s technology.  Thoughts?
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was telling an audience member how great the sound is with my new IEMs.  I can hear my amplified cello clearly over the rather loud four piece band for the first time, while eliminating the need for floor monitors that make the cello feed back.   My friend asked why the same in-ear solution isn&#8217;t available to audience members who came to listen to music and not people chatting around them.  Your article addresses some of the challenges of creating such a product, but it must be possible with today&#8217;s technology.  Thoughts?<br />
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