In Ear Monitor Molds For Drummers

If you need in ear monitor and and don't want to spend over $ Then this is your solution.

I did not realize how much easier it is to have a really cozy wrist pad - it just molds to my angle and is less tiring on the hand.

NOT JUST FOR DRUMMERS... I wear hearing aids, so protecting what’s left of my hearing is important to me, but I also love to jam to my music. I work in a loud factory and these are perfect for reducing the noise significantly, while still listening to my music. Sound quality is good and as long as you have thes on correctly, you can block out most sound and keep the music quiet, but still hear your tunes loud and clear. Great whenever I’m working on my car, right next to the loud air compressor too. The wife notices them because they make me literally deaf, which means they’re protecting the little bit of hearing I have left. Even she said they work well and she has sensitive hearing. They’re well made and I’m hoping they last a long time. Score for Vic Firth! I let other people at work try them, and they’re getting their own.

I have used Weatone earbuds for years. I have owned 5 or 6 sets of universal earbuds, and a set of triple driver molds. The cables are really pretty tough if you treat them like the nice equipment they are: don't pinch-close them in a case! They last a long time if you're careful! I ordered the replacement after one side of my cable failed and so far, replacing it has been easy!!

Perfect fit with 120 negative films. Peace of mind of getting dust and molds on the negative. Best archival for my negatives

I watched many microphone reviews and shootouts, many drummers and engineers recommended it. I had the opportunity to purchase less expensive mics new and used but I purchased the Audix D6 and I am SUPER PLEASED at the sound. Not muddy but has great low end and has that punch! U need this in your life!

Needed this for our rehearsal space. With a standard boom and 11 inch gooseneck our drummers Mic can come in from over the head.

I'm a part time gigging cover band drummer. I have heard about other drummers using this bag to hold the Yamaha Aluminum hardware set. It serves its purpose well and looks cool.

A good mike for drummers or anyone looking for freedom from a mike stand. I'm a drummer, so wireless is not a consideration. I used the Shure SM10A and found it was uncomfortable and not easy to adjust. The Crown 311A was OK, but I like the fit better with the AKG

I bought this box to use with in ear headphones as I play on the worship team at church. I play electric guitar and sing, so this works perfectly to let me hear a general mix, my voice, and my guitar. Having the more me knobs available to me is so much simpler than asking the sound guys to turn me up or just singing louder. I can hear every nuance of my playing and singing now, which is a little scary. :) I can tell if I'm singing off axis or too far from the mike when I close my eyes. The sound quality and build quality are amazing. I take a copy of the monitor feed sent to our drummer since we don't have another monitor bus on our sound board. So this is a great, inexpensive solution to our problem. I like that there is a lot of head room on the pots. I turned each of them up to only about 9 o'clock or noon.