How Cheap Can You Go With Edrum Headphones?
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- Опубліковано 1 січ 2017
- Electronic drumsets cost alot. And It's tempting to skimp on the headphones. But how much should you be spending for a decent quality? I answer that in this video.
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“50 dollars is the minumum you should spend for headphones for edrums” me with my 4 dollar walmart earbuds... oh 😐
Justin, really appreciate your willingness to incorporate budget into your reports..most of us live in the real world & while it's nice to know what the top shelf product is, you make the elimination aspect and of research easier by incorporating the price factor..keep em comin..
Just subscribed and I'll check out your IG as well!!
Hey Thanks Travis! I'm not a rich dude haha. gotta keep it real and show all price ranges.
I just thought the exact same, I just love how pragmatic Justin's videos are. There are so many reviews out there that will spend hours talking about small things that hardly matter for most of us regular dudes, and will give you the obvious info of "this budget ______ is crap, just make a proper purchase and spend 10x more on this one instead". Definitely not the case with 65 Drums, thanks a lot!
I got a pair of Roland RH-300V headphones for Christmas, and it blew my mind when I was able to hear new sounds in songs I listen to regularly. Very happy with them.
Good to know :) I've played lower end roland headphones and I hated them. Good to know the higher end stuff is good :)
Great video man. I’m about to buy my first electronic kit after playing acoustic kits my whole life, thankful for the input. And that shirt is awesome haha
I honestly really needed this video. It was so helpful.
Glad to know it helped :) Thanks for watching
Dude! Returned my impulse buy headset and got the Sennheiser 280, it's like night and day. Thank you so much for the tip.
Just ordered a pair of Sennheiser HD 380 Pros. Super excited! Thanks for the video!
+MrEmanthedrummer new video on the way about those :)
I remember seeing this video years ago AFTER I bought the exact same ones (Sennheiser HD280 Pro). Mine just now broke and I remembered this video.
Really appreciate the post because I was about to drop 250 on the Roland headphones...but then decided just to go with what has always worked. Thanks again!
The Back lighting looks great!
I haven't played drums in a few years, but when I first got into eDrums (DTXtreme IIS) I used a pair of consumer grade headphones, they sounded good but what I noticed was when recording the kit, it would sound so very different on speakers, due to them being consumer grade, they enhanced certain frequencies so when I set up my eDrum kits, I went by the sound of those headphones. I later bought a pair of AKG studio headphone, they do NOT color the sound in any way, so when I set up my eDrum kits with these, the sound was pretty much universal on any listening device when recorded.
Just something to keep in mind especially if you plan on recording. :)
Just bought the KZ-ZS3 iem for $15 on ebay. Im really impressed by the fit and sound. Cables are replaceable and you can convert them to bluetooth.
Hey brother. I bought a pair of the HD 280 pro's after watching one of your earlier videos - great value headphones for edrums. Excellent recommendation from you.
Great! I'm glad to hear you enjoy them scott
Thanks Justin and I never mentioned my name is Brian thanks and awsome video on the I rig for recording keep up the awsome work
Hi Justin. Really appreciate the videos! Question: what do you think of wireless headphones for e-drums? Having a cord hang over my shoulder while playing will probably bother me. Any suggestion or opinion on wireless headphone types or best values?
thanks dude!
8:11 Most audiophile-grade headphones are open-backed because it creates a much wider soundstage than what you would experience on a closed-back model. Soundstage refers to the amount of positional sound is present (hearing things on the left or right, above or below, etc.). It makes the signal sound like it is coming from the room around you, rather than from the speakers right next to your ears. It provides a more immersive listening experience that a lot of audiophiles expect from their headphones. However for what you typically use headphones for as a drummer, I would steer clear of them.
You have to dampen the reflection of sound coming from the inside of the cup.
Awesome insight Justin. But what's your take on the Roland RH-300v V-Drums headphone? Specifically on V-Drums kit?
Used HD-280 Pros for years until the plastic headband cracked. They sounded fabulous. Have been using Audio Technica ATH-M50x since. A bit more "bassy" than the Sennheisers, but still a great sound. I kinda like the extra bass for using with my e-kit, actually. For live gigs with acoustic drums, I definitely prefer my JH Audio in-ears for the look and fantastic isolation. But I just have their lowest end dual driver JH-5 and they don't quite have the low end of the M50x cans, so I stick with those for e-drumming
Thanks Chris, Good to know :)
You are completely right.
I try to be haha
Man, I just bought the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro and it is really amazing. I blindly followed your advice and no regrets at all. Thanks.
wow, glad that worked out :) I really like mine, they sound incredible for the price.
So I just bought the TD17 kvx and originally ordered the Vic firth based on my acoustic recording experience. They isolate well but sound like ass. Based on your suggestion sent them back and ordered the HD280. Wow! I think they are just as good as the Beyerdynamics that I had with my old TD6v. Thanks Justin! Side note, the left side of my rack for the TD17 seems to have an uneven leg. Looks to be leaning a bit. I tried adjusting but when I do, I feel as though the drums lean more than they do with the actual leg leaning. Confused? Yeah me too. They are on a pretty thick carpet so wonder if that’s the issue.
I bought the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro in 2008 before I ever had an ekit. People would give me weird looks on campus because I used them with my iPod. I now wear them indoors only for my electronic drums! They're great even 10 years later.
Hey Justin, wondering what setup you are using for recording videos? My grandson has the TD25 KV and wants to make videos of him playing along with drumless tracks. The audio quality of our first attempts has not been great.
Hi Justin. I'm using Vic Firth sh2 headphones on my Roland and I'm pretty satisfied. Great isolation and good sound. I'm wondering if You can compare them to sennheiser hd 280 pro. Are sennheisers much better?
Sony MDR-7506. Check them out. Studio standard for a long time.Rebuildable also.
Really enjoy your videos. Just want to say, those expensive ($400 or so) headphones are usually open back since this way you can get a wider and more natural soundstage, by the cost of decreasing the isolation (as well as sound leakage). So if you don't want to hear the noise you hit the rubber or mesh, you may want to skip the open back ones. (Just not because you don't want others to hear you.)
Thanks for the info :)
I am watching all your videos because I am preparing myself to buy an electronic drum set. I have an acoustic drums, but I need edrums for quiet practice. I have been doing research for some time and I found Alesis Forge Kit the best for my expectations, and price is good too. Now I started searching for headphones. I watched your last video about headphones (from year ago), refreshed your channel page and bum! Next video about headphones :D this is awesome :D every drummer should subscribe and watch your videos. You are the only one youtuber that knows so much about edrums and all that stuff. Thank you for all your tips and keep up the good work! :)
I'd be very cautious with that Forge kit... I'm in the process of returning one now. There are a number of things with that module that were very disappointing to me. I'd be curious to know what features you're looking for that you think the Forge kit will meet - there were a lot of things I thought I was getting with that kit, that turned out to be missing.
Hi. There is plenty reasons why I picked Forge Kit:
1. Pads are 8" and snare is 11". This is the biggest kit that I can get for that price range. For example Yamaha DTX450K have 7,5" toms and snare (snare in Yamaha have 3 zones, but it is not that important to me for now). And Roland TD1-KV pads are only 6" and snare 8" with mesh head, but I can live with rubber pad snare :).
2. Forge kit have kick pad that I can mount my double pedal from my acoustic drum set. Roland in that price have no kick pad (like in TD1 model) or pad is too small like in ROLAND TD-4KP.
3. I read about module and I think I can connect it to my laptop and install some samples. I dont really know if I can load some kit sounds like for example Matt Garstka's Metal Fusion Midi Line, but I hope I can do that with this module.
4. Price is right, and I found 25% discount in one of the shops (promotion lasts for a few days). So I can get Forge Kit in almost Alesis Nitro Kit price.
It would be very helpful if you could share more information about what was disappointing to you.
I'm happy to provide my experience with the Forge kit... hate to see someone go through the same mess that I did!
- I saw a number of videos that claim that the module is the same between the Forge/Command and even Crimson kits. This is absolutely not true. The modules look the same, but they do not work the same. With the Forge module, you get one dual zone input - the snare. All other inputs are single zone only. Part of why I'm very disappointed with Alesis now is that before I bought the Forge kit, I watched a bunch of videos where Alesis reps clearly stated that the modules were the same. Also, I emailed Alesis support and asked specifically if the Forge module would work with a 2/3 zone ride cymbal. The response I got back from Alesis was Yes, it will work, and they even gave me the part number for their DM Pad 14" 3 zone ride cymbal. After buying the kit and discovering that this would not work, I spoke with another tech at Alesis, who said, yeah, sorry, that other guy was wrong. After days on the phone with them, I got a supervisor to agree to replace my Forge module with a Command module since they obviously lied about the modules.
- I was also excited to use a double bass pedal with the kit. After hooking up my pedal, I was able to get both beaters to register, but when I played anything medium to fast, it would begin to miss notes. Not just one note here or there, but more like half of the notes when playing fast. I found a couple comments on an online forum about this exact same issue, and there was a recommendation to use a separate cable between the kick pad and the extra Tom 4 input on the module. I tried this, and it worked perfectly - just had to go into the module and assign a kick drum sound to the Tom 4 input. So, this will work, but it eats up one of the extra inputs, and it makes me question the module that much more.
- The majority of the sounds in the preset kits are very over-processed and gimmicky. Yeah it's funny to play the xylophone sounds, and the 80's electronic sounds, but they grow old fast. There are maybe 4 or 5 kits that I would ever use. I ended up trying out EZ Drummer 2 on a laptop with the USB MIDI connection, and the sounds are incredible. To be fair, this will be the case with any brand kit until you get into the $2500+ kits.
- The ability to import samples via USB sounds neat, but it's important to understand the limitations here. The samples you can import are not dynamic instrument sounds with varying volume for soft versus hard hits. So, if you import a cool snare drum sample, you will get the exact same sound if you play the drum soft or hard... it's not a natural drum effect. If you are looking to trigger recordings or sound effects, it will work just fine - but don't think you are going to be able to load custom drum sets this way.
- The kick pad is very noisy. I play with both a drum amp, or headphones (AudioTechnica M20X)and I found the noise of the kick pad distracting unless I turned the volume up very high.
Ultimately, I feel like the Forge kit is great for a beginner, or a kid, but not for someone that has experience on an acoustic kit. Certainly for $400, it has a lot to offer - and I don't know that there really is a better choice at that price point. Personally, I became very unhappy with the false claims about the module, and dealing with Alesis support was terribly frustrating. Had I went ahead with having them swap the module out with the Command module, it would probably have resolved most of my issues related to the inputs... but I really started to feel like it was just a pile of band-aids holding together a flawed product.
I've ended up deciding on the Roland TD11K kit, and was lucky enough to have a local shop discount it down to $799. So, I'm doubling the money I originally spent on the Forge kit, but I'll have a basic kit that does what it's supposed to, and will allow me to upgrade pads/cymbals as I grow with the kit. I think the bottom line is that ANY e-drum kit under $800 is going to be a disappointment for someone that has experience playing the drums. Sorry for the novel... just want to help others avoid the mess I got into.
Thank you for all the information :)
I would have never thought, that the kick pad will cause problems. I didn't know about one zone inputs also. So at least playing with EZ Drummer would work..
All the information you provided are very helpful. I will consider all that aspects and I will definitely spend a few days more on google and research before I buy something.
But it's really scary that I need to browse all sites with people opinions, forums etc to get accurate information. Even tech support is not telling the truth... All you wrote should be in Alesis site, just under Forge Kit picture :) but it will never happen :)
I think you got a great deal with Roland kit. I am going to stay in
Agreed on Sennheisers. Very nice. I use them as well.
I love them
Hey Justin, thanks for the video. I just purchased a pair of sennheiser 660’S to listen to my vinyl. Love them and I agree with you for the comfort. Hovever, I’m looking à getting a e-drum kit and wondering on using these open back phones with the drums… or should I be looking at close back with my drums? Thanks
Yeah go for closed back if you haven't already, or put in hearing protection and crank the volume on the open back cans.
I'm using a pair of Pioneer HDJ-500s. I can say that they sound quite good when I'm listening to music or even when I'm drumming.
Good to know, thanks :)
I have had the Sennheiser HD280 Pro headphones for 10 years now (and I have traveled with them round the world) with what I have found the comfort sound quality are great like Justin said, but also the "per use cost" is actually very low, we've probably all had head phones that last a week!
Wow! 10 years running :)
Hey Justin. I had a roland RH-5 which is cheap but has good sound in my opinion but the construction is not good at all, and got broken twice on less than a year. Is the HD 280 has a good contruction ? How about the roland RH-200, dou you know about it??? By the way love your channel, it inspire me to buy my first eletronic drums. Thanks man.
Hello wondering your thoughts on headphone volume. The set I bought was 50 range and on the Alesis. Nitro and have the unit volume maxed oh these headsets are over ear. For a beginner just starting out is there and inexpensive way to gain volume other than external amp.
I have a ddrum DDbeta set, with free ddrum headphones that work very well!!
accurate !!
thanks !
Glad you like it :)
I literally also have the senny hd 280 pro's and they are like magic...i have live mixed with them,used them as hearing protection,lugged them around a lot and still after about 10 years they still perform like i bought them a month ago. even the cable is made of magic cause it still has not given up. only thing that fails/flakes away over time is the fabric they use
+Jan Andersson they are really good headphones
I just bought some beyerdynamics DT770 they are 80ohms, when I hit the kick pedal and Ride together sounds like the pedal distorts and I don’t even play them that loud. Do you think it’s the headphones or do I need to do some adjustments on my Roland td30??
I'm about to buy my first electronic drum set. I have quite a few headphones, just wondering if the Sennheiser HD800 will work with edrum systems? Do I need any sort of amp. I'm a complete newbie with drums.
I use Roland headphones and they sound great. I've had them for about 8 years now and I think I paid between $100 to $200.
I had those Sennheiser phones, 2 pairs, and both pairs the cable went bad. They were great sounding, but too bad they weren't the type where the cable could be replaced.
Also the Sony MDR-7506 Closed-back Professional Headphones sound good.
rhythmantic - Sal D'Amato i got a pair of those Sonys with my used kit and they are nice. Completely rebuildable too.
Definitely buying new and ALESIS. What's better in your opinion. Crimson or dm10x mesh with a bundle from kraft. I know the Crimson is newer but you get an extra Tom and symbol with the DMX10. Never played drums before and I am about to buy one of these kits any day. Your thoughts? Awesome job with the videos keep up the good work
Gabriel Demelo I'd say crimson because it has a better module?
Gabriel Demelo heey men i recently bought the alesis DM 10 x. for now i dont have any problems with. Great sounds and the play of the drumset is also very cool. The only thing what i dont like of the drumkit is the module, it isnt easy to acces all the stuff. It can take hours to set it up. And if you have some more money i would suggest you the pro x hi-hat. Have a Nice day
The DM10 is a more powerful module, so I'd go that route.
Thankfully the Sennheiser HD280PRO’s are only $80 now
I'm going to try my shure se525 in ear monitors what's your thoughts lol just wondering if you tried them and I'm still waiting on my td50 it's on back order
Hey Justin, what are you're thoughts on the Alesis drp100
Hey Justin would you have any idea why their is distortion through my headphones when I use them with my td -15 but no distortion when running my td-15 through my speakers?
I currently use Audio Technica ATH-M40X. Cost $100 @ Guitar Center
Hey Justin. Thank you for your videos they are very helpful. I do have an unrelated question to this video but I willing to bet you have the answer. Do I really need the Roland m uf2g to update my TD-25KV. If not, is there another USB memory key that you would recommend? Thanks again! Joe
Hey Joseph! You don't need a roland memory stick to update the TD25. Just take a USB cable from your computer and run it to the module. You can download any drivers you may need from the roland Website. On a side note: If you want to play WAV files from a memory stick you have plugged in to the module, make sure you run a google search to see if the brand you want to buy is compatible with Roland drum modules.
Superlux HD-668b will be the low budget massive bang for buck ones to go for.. above that I'd look at Bayer-dynamic DT-770s, they are pretty much an industry standard for this sort of thing for decades
i bought sennheiser hd 280 because of this video. the sound is great but the only problem is the cable wire is too short. i have a td25 roland. can you suggest anything to solve this problem.
I have my own bose Quietcomfort 35 headset, it's a 350 dollar headphone with noise cancellation, but I think they're specifically for listening to music. Would they be any good for an e-drum?
hey justin im wanting to invest some money in some quality head phones for drums am looking at ROLAND RH300V but i cant see any reviews on them just woundering what you think of rh 300v , rh300 or just sticking with Sennheiser HD 280 PROs , if i was going to spend 280usd to 350usd what woud be my best option for quality sound
Just picked a set of the new kz As10 in ear monitors off of amazon for $60 I compared them in the studio to the sennheiser hd280pros tracking rythem guitars in my metal band. And they are incredible. Excellent frequency response, instrument seperation, and 3d imaging/ wide soundstage. These have the benefit of being more comfortable and looking more professional on stage too
Bought the kz-zs3 for $15. They sound good and fit really good.
Love my kz-zst pro w/ comply foam tips
About noise isolation I only want not to hear the actual sound of the pads. Are m20x good enough at this?
Do you think something like the skullcandy hesh 2s would work
The audio of open-back headphones travel outside the earcups which you'll be able to hear when wearing them. So I guess it gives a "larger"/not so closed sound.
Thats 'sounds' about right :D
What do you think about Roland RH5 vs Audio technical ath 20?
Guys, Creative Aurvana Live!. They cost 50 bucks and they sound absolutely great. Im saying it as a drummer and a Music engineer. They sound way better than m50x imho (have both)
Hi Justin how can I get stereo sound with headphones not only Right or Left
Thank you Justin
Hi Justin. Have you used the Roland RH-300V headphones? I was wondering how they sound with v-drums, since they are supposedly made specifically for them. Thanks!
The whole series look like copy-cats of existing headphones. Probably not bad at all, but might be cheaper going with the OG. This one looks like the Audio Technica M50x. The others look like the closed back studio or DJ stuff from sony, pioneer and sennheiser.
I use some custom in ear monitors 👌🏻
I use hd 380 pro sennheiser for everything. Music, repetitions and concerts. Good noise canceling(I hate when I hear pad sound when I play on the edrums) And also it good for live situations with my band.
agreed
Seinheisser PC360 here. They are sold as gaming headsets, but this is Seinheisser we are talking so they sound just great for anything.
can you use a usb to 3.5mm adapter for usb headphones?
Hey Justin, can you talk about the Pearl EPRO Cocktail kit?
Thanks for the video idea, I'll keep it in mind.
Have you tried the the roland rh 300v? Supposedly they were engineered specifically for electronic drums. I'm curious if they're just mediocre cans with a $200 price tag because they are Roland? I can't seem to find any decent video reviews.
I'd have to say "engineered for drums" is more of a marketing thing. All it means is that they can handle bass. But those are nice headphones. I just read a comment from a someone on this video that owns one, and likes it alot.
got a pair of akg k99 perceptions for well under 100$. frequency response is quality, although if you record for hours on end they will make your ears sore due to not being full on over ear headphones
Thanks for the recomend, its good to hear what headphones everyone is using.
I can absolutely recommend the Beyer Dynamic product line.
What I don't like about the Sennheisers is the the all plastic parts.
The brackets of the (better) Beyer Dynamic Headphones are made of metal and seem to be more durable and longer lasting.
The sennheisers are plastic, but the they are built like tanks. Thanks for the recommendation :) I havn't tried those
I use flat-response studio monitor/mixing headphones - Sennheiser EH2270. Discontinued now, but when these wear out or break, I'll get whatever their current studio model is. If your intention is recording, then think like a studio engineer and hear "the whole truth" of your pre-mix sound - no enhancements. This enables you to optimize the EQ you have on your module or whatever else before it goes on a track or into a board and then monitors or mains, etc.
Oh, and "Beats" suck. -10 for even mentioning that overhyped trendy garbage.
Otherwise, for just practicing, you can get pretty far with good ear buds, especially those that incorporate an ear plug designed for industrial-grade ear protection. Don't forget about bluetooth options to get rid of the annoying cord when practicing or when just moving around a lot during a recording project.
Beyond that, you mention Bose - The old Quiet Comfort 15's are some of the best-sounding over-ear active noise-canceling headphones ever, and easily under a hundred bucks on ebay now. You can get aftermarket replacement foam pads for just a few dollars on ebay, too. Getting rid of the rubber hit sounds is easy enough, but for playing with a band in a studio or church gig with a monitor mix you can control, casual listening, flying on a noisy airplane, or reviewing post-mix, Bose 15's still sound great.
Hi folks!
I am interested for Sennheiser HD 280 Pro to use with roland td-07dmk.But someone said me that I need low impedance headphones for td-07 module to have enough power and volume. So I am in doubt because HD 280 Pro's is 64 ohm. Is it will be good or I have rather to use 32 ohms headphones?Also I dont wont to buy headphones amp.
Thnx for replays!
Is the sennheiser HD208 pro are good for e-drum?
I use sennheiser earbuds, dont recall the exact model but they work great.
good to know :)
Sennheiser HD380s rock for my eDrums.
I started using my AKG K240's I bought for mixing.
They sound nice
Yes they do. I just saw your Top 3 Headphones for Electronic Drummers vid where you mention them.
I really recomend the Marshall MK II headphones, they cost around a hundred bucks and i think that they have a great sound!
Thanks for the recomend, its good to hear what headphones everyone is using.
How do the beats by Dre sound
What if you use DJ headphones?
You should try the Beyerdynamic 770 M, specialy made for drums, they have a super strong isolation (-35db) and an excellent well balanced sound. You will not hear any mesh head sound or even pads sound. It's expensive but for e-drummers, it's the best choice !
much more better than 770 pro/studio version?? thanks
Agreed! Had a set and really amazing
Hello. I use a Sony MDR V6. I like the sonority, but I dont like the Sound isolation. I still listen to the sound of the pads a lot. Do you think that with the HD 280 pro I would not have this problem? thank you!
The HD280 will solve that problem for you as long as you turn up the volume enough. They are great headphones.
What about the bose qc 25s i know you said you didn't like bose but they have really good acoustic noise cancellation and would be ideal to block out the sounds made from the mesh and rubber pads
I'm not saying it wouldn't work, I've used those exact headphones and they sound great. But bose is a bit expensive and isn't as bass heavy as I personally prefer. That's why I said that.
Got the TD11, My issue is volume can anyone recommend any brand or tricks to get the volume up? Tia
I know looks are important for a lot of folks, but IMHO if it works for ME I don't care WHAT others think!
As for me, I am a fan of the ATH-40fs (renamed 40x) because of it's mid-range. To my ears it is the best I have heard in a headphone. The ATH-50x just did not compare in the mids, and they got returned.
Open backed headphones sound more natural, with a wider sound stage. Closed back are a little more "choked" or "compressed" in the sound stage, with the extreme lows & highs slightly soft sounding, at least to my ears.
Also, after finding your set of headphones, think about getting a butt-kicker to put on your throne. I went low budget and hit Parts Express and bought 2 DAVE Bass Exciters for $30 and attached them to my drum throne. Toss in an $8 stereo amp with 18 watts a side and for less than $50 I have a tactile feel on my e kit.....all the drums have "real" impact now. Not as good as a real Butt Kicker or a nice floor wedge monitor, but enough to enhance the experience.
I think you would really like doing this Justin!
I've thought about buying a butt kicker, one day
I use Audio-Technica MSR-7NC. Noice cancelling and and a beautifully flat, unbiased sound that captures everything. About $400 CAD I think
An important issue when buying expensive headphones is the amount of ohms (power) the headphones need to operate correctly. Some of the higher tier headphones use over 100-200-250 ohms, and in most cases your drum module will not be able to send that amount of power back to the headphones, so you’re just using an expensive product and not having the benefits of it, and probably getting a very low volume…
I intend to buy the Roland TD 1KV, but I don't know which headphones will fit. Do you know whether I can use just any kind, like the ones that I plug in my phone, or do they need to be Roland's? And do all of the Roland headphones fit on all of their electonic drum kits? Thank you
Literally any headphones will work. The TD1 has a eighth inch jack
Hey, what are your opinions on earbuds for Edrums, its what i've used for a long tiem but mine just died so im looking for a new option.
+TheMMOptimist I'm not a earbuds guy. Most of them leak sound, letting me hear the slapping of rubber pads. But Sure makes solid InEar monitors. Check them out.
I just got my kit and rn I’m using beats solo’s. They’re actually really amazing for $100 (even tho I got them for $2 in a key master)
I really like beats solos
If you just play edrums for practice, expensive headphones that are studio grade can get kinda pointless, I use my e kit to practice at home but I have an acoustic set I play for church drumming. you would probably need good headphones/in ears for something like that so you can get the eq sounding good, (I have a mixer of my own so I can eq the drum mics) cause you want the audience to enjoy the playing and the sound of the drums
I'm using this : Superlux HD681EVO, very cheap, but sounds good!
I've never used those :) Thanks for the recomend, its good to hear what headphones everyone is using.
Hope you can try this headphone, here in Italy the cost is about 30 euros =)
In this week i'll recive an used Td11kv expanded ... www.mercatinomusicale.com/mm/a_roland-td-11-kv-espansa_id4988977.html 870 shipped...i think that is a good deal ^_^
I like that drumset, I've played the Roland TD9 several times. Have Fun! :)
i need your help, here i have a td9 module...instead of the td11!!!Is possibile that in the past the td11 was sold with td9 module??Can an software upgrade make the td9 as a td11??PLEASE answer me 😥😥😥
Great headphones for the price.
Us in the Audiophile community recommend these A LOT.
With inear headphones you have isolation and good look 😉
I use Logitech g432 gaming headphones that work great and are comfy
sennheiser HD201 $30 does the job for me very comfortable to wear with a very long lead
I've never tried those, good to know they sound nice
What's up Justin question is the seinhieser hd380 pro good purchase for my td50
+bc24couto1 yes they would work great for that module, I own them and use them on my td30
I got the senheisers for my Yamaha dtx 430k but I'm getting buzzing feedback from them, any thoughts on that?
I'm having the same issue, a noticeable hum with my Shure SE425. May be the IEM's having too low impedance. However, the DTX400 Module works fine for live gig, I plug it directly to the mix via 6 meters mono.
Hey brother! I wanted to ask you a question and hope you can see it and respond! I have been a drummer for quite some years and since i live in an apartment i never had the chance to have my own physical kit for obvious reasons. I finally decided to buy some E-Drums at the range of 500 $. My question is this. Do you think the Millenium MPS-750 Mesh kit is any good? It difinitely meets my own standards but since you are more experienced i was hoping you could lend me your magic hand! Hope to see your answer soon! Keep on drumming brother!
Thanks man! I've never played the millennium line of drumsets. They aren't sold In music stores here in America.
Ah bummer! It's ok bro thanks for replying anyway! I'm new to your stuff but you have some awesome content and it will definitely help me once i buy my new drum set! Keep up the good work!
Thanks :)
Hi Justin, im looking into getting drums, im a beginner at best, been a few years since I had time behind a drumset. I live with my parents because im an apprentice, we live far away from the furthest neighboor, and the room I will have my drumset will be seperate from the house. Would you recommend an accoustic or electric drumset? I'm kinda afraid my mother will get irritated if I keep practicing the same thing for an hour + per day..
venturex38 id say electronic but hey, it's your choice
I actually think learning on acoustic is best, but if sound is an issue, an electronic drumset will be fine. Both are great.
I use the Vic Firth SIH1 headphones on my Alesis Command and they sound great with it.
ZoroarkWarrior ...I bought these. But my head is large. They kill my ears fast! Not the sound...The small pads. Very tight. They have a new model SH2.
How come I can’t play my drum set with like my beats or Apple headphones? Like I have an adapter but whenever I play the sound is like muffled it almost sounds like drums is breaking the headphones idk if it’s the frequency, but I like have these cheap iluv headphones and they work fine but they are breaking now and I need something to play my Roland td11kv
Like why are my beats distorted when I use them on the kit? Is there a way to fix it?
20-30$ is more than enough for good IEMs... KZ ZS3 if you like bass.. KZ ZSN if you like a more neutral mix.. both under 20$... and especially ZS3 isolate extremely well.. and you ears dont overheat like with ear-covering headphones!
i use the beyerdynamics dt770 80 ohm verson best 150 dollar spent in my life!
pro/studio or monitor version?
@@NiCoLoCor pro
You listen to Tobymac??
Are VicFirth SIH1 headphones worth it? I'm gonna use them with alesis forge.
They aren't the best, but they will work