People Wearing Brass Instruments

This is a useful eye cup for people wearing glasses.

I have heard things I have never before with this… background kids in songs, laughter and instruments I didn’t know were there. A little too sensitive. When I’m wearing my hair down, sometimes it stops the music. Great buy anyway

This is a work horse mic used by every sound engineer to record any type of instruments:brass, percussion, etc.

I use this mic to record string and wind (brass mostly) instruments.  The different patterns make it effective in a variety of spaces depending on whether you want to reject other sounds or include reflections.  Versatile and great sound quality.

I am loving these headphones. The sound is quite neutral in terms of you hear all instruments. Some people complained about the lack of bass, but I can hear it just fine. In fact, I have never heard so much detail in each bass note before getting these cans. For the price I think you will be hard pressed to get better headphones and awesome sound quality. Diana Krall sounds amazing, as does any genre of music. I would recommend buying these headphones.

Amazing sound. I love being able catch sounds like traffic or people coming up from behind while wearing them.

Excellent sound! Very confortable! Perfect for glasses wearing people as they fit into the ears, not around.

These headphones are a wonderful solution to the problem of people walking and cycling in public wearing headphones and earbuds that block surrounding sounds.

Such a cool set of headphones, I receive compliments all the time and people can’t believe I am wearing Marshall’s brand on my head. Every genre of music sound so good on them, crisp, balanced and acoustically smooth.

Since I've gotten it, I use it whenever I'm taking pictures. I've gotten a lot of comments from people who see me wearing it, worried that it might fall, but when the camera is locked in, it's super secure with the lever locked. I couldn't pull it out if I tried. My only concern is trying to run with the camera. The holster allows the camera to pivot, which is good for walking, but causes the camera to shake when you run, especially with a heavier lens.