Digital Drum Speakers

I can now access my loop station, drum machine, voice enhancing livetrack and digital mixer with speed and accuracy

Use to mix drum mikes down to one output channel for home digital recording. Recently purchased, so limited use. Simple to use, fantastic performance. No cons to date

I use this for a 150-foot digital audio (PRO AV/IT CAT6 ETHRCN) cable. I could easily spool up another 100 feet. It has a drum break that holds firm and when released the drum turns smoothly and free. Light and easy to carry also!

I have a 3-way crossover inside my drum monitor and blew the speakers that were in it so I needed to replace the low end and the mid range speakers and I am very happy I chose this midrange speaker for the replacement. It works and sounds great on stage for my drummer. I have not blown it out as I am pushing 750 watts to it at the peak and it works good. I am very happy with this speaker.

I use it to connect my drum to the amplifier.

REplacement Drum

Maybe the best all around drum machine available.

I use this product with a Roland Boss Drum Machine. It frees my hands when playing live with the drum machine.

Works great with Neumann KH150 speakers for digital i/o (I had some RCA cables that didn't work or had digital problems like popping but this cable worked.

Is it really wireless? No, but very close. I downsized from a full-blown two-channel system with numerous components, a dozen interconnects and a huge footprint. Now there are two speakers, one turntable and a grand total of four wires, of which three are for power, which I'm able to completely hide. And it all fits on my shelves at the fireplace. Yes, it's a grand for two speakers. But they're more than speakers. They're your network connection to all your music. They're your amplifiers. And they're your direct connection to your turntable with one simple wire. The sound quality is quite good. One app connects to my networked computer with all my digital music, my favorite radio stations and my music services. Plus, you can control the bass and treble from your phone, along with volume of course. Not something you can do with any channel setup I've ever had. The Play5's are essentially always "on", and recognize when you put a record on the the turntable and will immediately switch to it, even if accessing other music from a digital source. Pretty cool. If you would have told me five years ago this would be my system today, I'da said you were crazy, but here I am. And I'm very cool with it. Musical simplicity worth every penny.