Wisycom has debuted its new MPR60 Wideband IEM Receiver, expanding its professional in-ear monitoring lineup with a receiver designed for global RF operation and high-density production environments.

The MPR60 is designed for use in live production, including high-end theater and large-scale house of worship applications, and will be demonstrated at NAMM 2026 and ISE 2026. According to the company, the receiver combines wideband RF performance, audio quality and user protection features intended to support demanding touring and broadcast workflows.

“With the MPR60, you hold the most professional in-ear monitoring tool in your hands,” said Gerrit Buhe, CTO of Wisycom. “We provide one receiver for the entire range of frequencies assigned around the world, with superior RF robustness and frequency efficiency — delivering flawless performance under any condition. We’re eager to share this latest development with engineers and artists who rely on Wisycom for precision and reliability.”

The MPR60 offers RF wideband frequency agility spanning 470–800 MHz, 940–960 MHz STL in the United States and 1240–1260 MHz within a single device. Wisycom said this design allows users to operate across multiple RF regions worldwide without changing hardware.

Among its new features is automatic audio power limitation, which measures headphone impedance and adjusts output levels to help protect users’ hearing. The receiver also includes enhanced RF channel selectivity and stereo channel separation exceeding 60 dB.

Wisycom said the MPR60’s RF efficiency allows engineers to deploy multiple IEM channels with equidistant spacing, supporting up to one channel every 400 kHz. This capability is intended to maximize frequency utilization in congested RF environments.

Additional features include true diversity reception, a brighter display designed for improved readability, and a rugged mechanical design built for touring conditions. The receiver can also operate as an IFB bodypack using a dedicated RF narrowband mode for increased frequency efficiency.

The MPR60 includes an enhanced water-resistant 3.5 mm headphone connector and is prepared for future remote control functionality. Wisycom said these features are intended to support professionals who require durability, flexibility and performance in live sound and broadcast applications.

The MPR60 will be available for demonstration at NAMM 2026 at Booth 16103 and ISE 2026 at Stand 7P800.