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IEM Rig, the Touring Rack Planner

audiorackplanner.com ↗ · Useful Tools · score 88.0
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A browser-based planner for designing touring in-ear-monitor and playback racks from real audio components.

Why it surfaced

IEM Rig lets users place 329 catalogued components into a rack, auto-wire the signal path, and check power draw, weight, connections, and physical fit before load-in. It can also export a print-ready patch sheet—the kind of practical document a venue, freelancer, or road tech can actually use.

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