Vic Firth Bluetooth Isolation Headphones Review

After purchasing and trying other isolation phones (vic firth, beyerdynamic 770m)I have finally found phones that work for me. After breaking them in I have used them in the live room and for recording drums. They sound way better then the vics and isolate better than the 770s. Couldn't be happier.

Vic Firth are hands-down the best sticks out there - I've been using 5A's for 30 years now - solid, consistent, and always balanced.

I've used Vic Firth 5A's for close to 40 years - there is no substitute for the quality of these sticks - tried, true, tested.

Classic Vic Firth 5A sticks, nothing to add here. Came with the Roland TD11K e-drum bundle.

Never had Bluetooth headphones till now and I'm loving them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like that I can connect my headphones to it with bluetooth. The picture is decent.

It was a very good pair of headphones. Isolation was good enough. Goes better if your music is streaming at a high quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I will admit I was initially intimidated by the mere idea of hooking this turntable up, but the promise of being able to connect wirelessly to our bluetooth speakers and headphones motivated me. It was packed very securely, however a few of the parts/accessories were tucked away in the styrofoam packaging and there were a few minutes of panic until I found them. Assembling the turntable and connecting it (wired) to our amp was easy peasy, as was pairing the bluetooth with our speakers. I really like the minimalist design of the turntable, it is very modern looking and unobtrusive. The buttons and knobs are are easy to find and to use. Using the turntable to play a record is simple and straightforward and the sound is refreshingly clean. As soon as the kiddos knew we had it (and what it could do) they came over with their laptops that have recording software on them, and literally stacks of albums and spent the day using the turntable to record the albums onto their computers. I will be honest - I would not have known how to do that without them showing me first. What I really like the best is that I can play albums and listen to them through bluetooth on my wireless headphones, in another room! I love it and would recommend this highly to someone looking for a good turntable that has bluetooth capabilities.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The headphones are great and being Bluetooth keeps the annoying wires away! I like how they sit and the stay in your ears, the battery life is great and I could go all day listening to music while working and doing other stuff like calls. The sound quality has blown me away at the affordable price, the bass is great and you know what you’re listening to because of how clear it all is. These are some of the best Bluetooth headphones ever!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like these headphones! The sound is good for kids’ headphones, and I appreciate how they are limited to 85 dB to minimize the risk of hearing damage. They very quickly and easily paired with my laptop via Bluetooth, and my kids can pair them with their phones and Chromebooks all by themselves as well. The headphone band is adjustable in size, so they fit my 8 year old, my 11 year old, and myself equally well. However, for extended length of wearing as an adult, I would prefer a larger ear piece (my kids have not complained about the size or comfort at all). They do come with an optional auxiliary cord that has a microphone for wired listening when Bluetooth is not available or desired, as well as a micro/USB charging cable. The volume control and power buttons are flat/flush, which makes them a little tricky to differentiate between without trial and error. My kids think the buttons are fine. Overall, a nice pair of budget-friendly headphones for kids.