Acoustic Instrumental Worship Music

I listen to classical music and acoustic modern jazzy music (97% instrumental). These headphones sound natural and feel comfortable on my head. If you like the K701 then these are much better. NOTE: They are not bassy; i.e. bass is neutral.

It's a beautiful experience listening to deep bass or instrumental music. Call quality is great too and they ares super comfotrable for wearing 2-3hr at a stretch. There are way too many features that I could not test. The connectivity to multiple devices is not very intuitive (TBH I have not seen the tutorial included in the app so it's partially my mistake) Overall, highly recommended.

The intended use of the SB900B Shure batteries were for our Shure PSM300 in-ear packs for our music worship team. After only one week since purchasing these batteries, we have found them to hold up to our rigorous music worship team, with power left over. In the past, we've experienced brand new alkaline batteries running out of power before the end of a rigorous rehearsal, not even 3 hours. We had an extended rehearsal last night and the batteries still showed having 3/4 power left.... after the rehearsal! We now realize we should have bought these years ago. Even though there are arguments against the chemicals used in rechargeable batteries, keeping these SB900B batteries around for a few years should certainly outweigh the years of throwing away hundreds of alkaline batteries.

I bought this primarily for Worship music at my church. I love the big screen! This does what I need without paying the Apple and Windows premiums. :-)

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

After raising a family, I decided to get back into music. When I first played my acoustic drum set, the crashing cymbals almost immediately wrecked my ears. I did a lot of research and found the Soundbrenner earplugs. I was very skeptical that 1.) they would not work 2.) that I would not be able to effectively play with them in. Let me tell you, these earplugs are fantastic. The volume is at a easily tolerable level and the sound is pretty clear. I won't play without them anymore.

Bought this for podcasting and basic music recording (vocals and acoustic guitar). B&H was definitely the cheapest place to get this mic. I'm sure there are better condenser mics out there but they cost $300-$400 or up to the thousands so this is a steal for what you get. I haven't found any real problems with it so far. For this price you can't really go wrong.

This mic is excellent for recording acoustic music. I have used it for vocal/piano work and the sound is already infinitely better than the equipment I had. No more worrying about blowing out a microphone by singing too loud or adjusting volume levels to keep from dealing with distortion. In fact, after I bought my Yeti, I saw one sitting in a recording studio I was working at. B&H had the best price I was able to find for this industry-grade mic.

I needed a quick way to record some quality acoustic music for my dad's family trip DVD, and the Snowball did the job. Plug-n-play, used Audacity, and recorded a few crisp old-time banjo parts for the video (I know what you're thinking--deliverance, but that's BLUEGRASS banjo). Sound was very clean, a perfect alternative to the noisy racket recorded when using my laptop's internal speaker. Used the second setting, I thought it wasn't going to record hot enough but it gave me plenty of volume for what I needed. Great produce, would recommend.

I use these on my computer desk to listen to music while I work. I typically listen to acoustic guitar music at very low volume but will occasionally listen to my "Texas Blues" Pandora station at higher volume. These perform well. They have a clear, crisp sound. Perhaps lacking bass a little.� A week or so after I received these, I bought a Kanto sub8. This really rounds-out the sound.� But, I was pleased with the sound without the sub. I just saw that the sub was on sale, so I went for it. These make a great computer sound system. I would recommend them.