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Question: It sounds as if these headphones block the 'highs' and would not be good for practicing guitar. What headphones would you suggest for a guitar player?
Document: The weird thing about these are especially if you do not know or are not too good at tuning, or your drum set just sounds crappy, these head set make your drum sound really good makes me play better beats and just makes the drums sound kick ass.. A must have for practicing drummers. Another item that works just as good are in ear foamies. Roll em up and shove em all the way in your ear and they isolate just as good..
I think it is confusing that these are labeled as "headphones". I can think of several descriptions that would be clearer. "Headphones" PRODUCE sound where I come from, not block it.
My son is autistic and is severely frightened by thunderstorms. Our normal routine is to break out a video game or plug headphones into a DVD player to silence the noise for him. This is not an option however while he's in a classroom. I researched many headphones in all varieties and hoped this one would be beneficial in reducing the noise, even though I knew it wouldn't eliminate it. My son says it performs okay. He can still hear the deep bass of the thunder but it's not as harsh to his ears.
The only time I have to move one of the ear muffs off of my ear is when I'm jamming with a bass player and guitar player, and the guitarist EQs to a lower frequency. I can still hear the drums just fine, but the bass and guitar blend in the sound spectrum, so I need to free an ear to try and catch higher frequencies.I have a friend who is a professional drummer who comes over, and I go to guitar or bass. He insists on wearing these every time he comes over, and has asked to borrow them for gigs.
These things really work and they're comfortable, but for me they work too well. I'm a bass player and sing harmonies on some of our songs. With these on I can barely hear anything besides my bass and some of the drums, as well as my own vocals. It was to the point where it was hard to play (or even sing) properly because I especially couldn't hear the guitars. At one point I stopped to adjust my amp, and then I couldn't tell where we were at in the song.Get these if you really need to block out the high end, even with a loud rock band.
Save your ears with these headphones at a low price. I'm able to hear myself practice without the deafening sounds of my drums. Comfortable fit. Can't beat it for the price.
He's Dominican and plays with Latin bands, and finds that these isolation headphones pull his kit's sound away from the other percussion on the stage. In my studio, I sometimes need to wear headphones to absorb his heavy hitting, but then I can't hear my guitar. As such, I've had to buy another pair.Really a great investment if you need to hear what you're doing on the drums with a room of other instruments fighting for parts of the sound frequency spectrum.
Wonderful performance. I am a drummer and required headphones for noise cancellation. This headphones are really good and match my expectations
A christmas gift for my son the drummer. He uses these each time he plays, and says they are of high quality. I'm happy these headphones are protecting his hearing. He also uses them with earbuds, with the volume set much lower than he otherwise would.
I am a professional drummer.I was a dummy and did not protect my ears for many years--- now I am paying the price.Do not this this happen to you...protect your ears!Now when I practice.. I use these isolation headphones. They are great. Somehow-- they make your drums sound even better and protect your hearing at the same time.And they work great.The only thing is that after 20 minutes or so.... they start to hurt my head because they are on there pretty tight.Good product.
Answer: Hi.. I would check out the 3M Peltor series of ear phones for noise reduction.. I use them for drums and works great.. they have a series of different decibel reducing options and reasonably priced...