Vic FIrth - Stereo Isolation Headphones V2 - Black

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Working professionals have gotten used to playing gigs and getting home in the early hours of the morning. These come from the same line as the classic Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro, which is renowned for its comfort and audio clarity. Having a pair of drummer-friendly headphones or in-ears will enable you to direct and control which specific sonics you need, right to your ears. When I originally owned my pair Vic Firth isolation headphones, I never thought the sound quality was that great.

The best drumming headphones feature comfortable cushions and are suitable for wearing for long gigs and rehearsals. We at Sweetwater really like the v2’s new gray carbon fiber finish — a small but welcome upgrade for live drummers and studio owners.Remember that drums are incredibly loud, meaning you’ll still be able to hear them clearly with significant sound reduction. Drumming headphones are designed to protect your ears, so you can focus better on your playing and improve faster. In a studio situation drummers will be able to hear themselves cleanly, enabling them to strike that perfect balance between playing with intent and not overplaying. When using Bluetooth, three buttons on the left side can be used to switch them on and off, control the volume and skip back and forth in playlists. It makes them easy to find, but it also gives a bit of surety that they’re a reliable option to consider.

You won’t get the most comfortable feeling headphones or the best sounding, but unfortunately, you pay for what you get. Moreover, playing the drums - whether electric or acoustic - can be incredibly loud, so taking care of your aural health is ultra important. jack adapter and the ‘phones come with a 3m cable attached, which is nice and long for recording sessions. The adjustable headband is lightweight, whilst the newly designed ear cushions are heavily padded and create a solid closed-back chamber of sound.Please let me know if you have a set of headphones that you think should be on this list that I missed. The fuzzy material on the earcups is my favorite part, but the audio quality they have is the main selling point. If you’re going to use the same headphones for your acoustic drums that you’re using for your electronic drums, then it’s vital.

The KAT Percussion Drummers Headphones are ideal for drummers who want to benefit from a high level of noise isolation whilst playing drums. It was also noticeable that with a Bluetooth connection at high volume, a very minimal hiss could be heard just before the audio was sent to the earpiece. Joining the current range of Isolation Headphones, the Bluetooth model features the same 20 dB of external noise reduction, making them the ideal solution for practicing with your Bluetooth-equipped electronic drum set and mobile device, as well as for monitoring use in noisy live environments. Largely speaking, on-ears are a good option for home practice, especially with an electronic drum kit.While this might not be the greatest solution for those drummers looking for total isolation, I think it is a great set of headphones that are both comfortable and sound incredible. While I might not be one to purchase these, they are a decent pair of headphones for a beginner player. BUT, a workaround would be to use Apple Airpods (or any other type of earbuds) first, before putting the Kidphones on.