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Xvive's T9 In-Ear Monitors have been designed by top IEM engineers in the USA to offer customers pro-level audio quality—previously only available from custom in-ears—at a much more accessible price.
The T9 is endowed with two balanced-armature Knowles drivers: one of the industry's largest and most powerful mid-bass drivers, and a custom-tuned, custom-ported micro tweeter. Along with a custom unified crossover, these cutting-edge components have the headroom to accommodate whatever EQ adjustments any user may desire. Nonetheless, T9 comes perfectly balanced, with a responsive and detailed sound signature that is not overly hyped or colored—so audiophiles will enjoy a fulfilling listening experience right out of the box.
T9 is an invaluable tool for performing live musicians, and also perfectly suited to in-studio tracking and mixing—but perhaps most importantly, these hi-tech earbuds make the experience of listening to music fun and rewarding for absolutely anyone!
T9 IEMs pair perfectly with Xvive's U4 In-Ear Monitor Wireless System, providing musicians with unbeatable monitoring value for live performance and studio applications.
Installing the ear tips
Small, medium, and large ear tips made of pliable rubber are included. Select the suitable size for your ears and press the ear tips firmly onto the earphone output tubes.
Connecting the cables
Match the "L" and "R" markings when connecting cables. The cable direction is upward. The red cable adapter is Right.
Wearing the earphones
A good acoustic seal provides maximum bass. If there seems to be a lack of low-frequency response, this means that the ear tips are not forming a tight seal in your ears. Gently push the earphone deeper into the ear canal or try a different ear tip size.
Do not push the ear tip sleeve beyond the ear canal opening. Wearing the cable over the ear and securing it behind the head can help keep the earphones in place during physical activity.
Cable routing
The best way to use T9s with a wireless in-ear monitor system is to run the wire down your back and wear the beltpack transmitter on your back side. When listening to music, the wire can be positioned on your front side.
Maintenance and cleaning
Carrying case for earphone storage
Loosely coil the cable around your 4 fingers and protect your T9 in the carrying case.
Frequency response | 20 Hz - 16.5 kHz +/- 3 dB |
Impedance | 59 ohms @ 1 kHz |
Sensitivity | 120 dB @ 1 kHz |
Total harmonic distortion (THD) | < 0.2% @ 1 kHz |
Transducer principle | Dual Balanced Armature |
Input | 1/8" headphone jack, or with 1/4" adapter |
Cable Length | 160 cm (48") |
Weight with cable | 18.6 g |
This device is able to produce audio volumes higher than 85 dB SPL. Please check the maximum allowed continuous noise-exposure levels based on your national employment protection requirements.
LISTENING TO AUDIO AT EXCESSIVE VOLUMES CAN CAUSE PERMANENT HEARING DAMAGE. USE AT AS LOW A VOLUME AS POSSIBLE.
To avoid hearing damage, follow the U.S. occupational safety and health administration (OSHA) guidelines for maximum time exposure to sound pressure levels.
90 dB SPL: max 8 hours
100 dB SPL: max 2 hours
110 dB SPL: max 30 minutes
120 dB SPL: avoid or damage may occur
95 dB SPL: max 4 hours
105 dB SPL: max 1 hour
115 dB SPL: max 15 minutes
To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levels for long periods.
Here you can download full pdf version of manual, it may contain additional safety instructions, warranty information, FCC rules, etc.
Download Xvive T9 In-Ear Monitors - Dual Balanced-Armature Drivers Manual
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