Wired Headphones For Playing In Band

I use these headphones primarily for playing on my church's worship band. They do a really great job blocking out all of the external sound while allowing me to clearly hear my monitor mix. I also use them to listen to music while mowing. The sound quality is better than your average Apple earbuds but is nothing compared to headphones with multiple drivers. I love how these fit in my ears. It takes a few times putting them in to get the hang of it but after that, the fit is sung and I can wear these for hours with no discomfort. For anyone looking for noise isolating headphones with good sound, the Shure SE215 are a great budget choice.

Still like my wired headphones

This remote is a must have for the H4n, It allows you to set the recorder out front while you are playing (in a band) and control it without having it right next to you.

I use it to connect my wired headphones to my new iPhone. Works great!

Inexpensive wired lav mic. It has an extra long cord which can be useful and sometimes a nuisance. I band up a section of the cord which makes it easier to use, unless I need the extra length. It will not compete with a high end lav. However the sound is quite good and will be a plus for low budget productions and interviews. You can't beat the price

Performance wise, I have nothing against this router. It provides super fast wireless speed and wired speed. It also results in very low latency which gives me an edge in competitive, multi-player FPS games. However, I do have two issues with this router: 1. It is very expensive. I don't think it offers much more than GT-AXE16000 but costs almost twice as much. 2. The second 6GHz band is useless. Releasing the non-Pro dual 5GHz band model is better in my view.

They turned my wired headphones into wireless and work great.

If you don't have wireless headphones yet, you will need this to use wired headphones with your ipad. Works fine.

Great as Bluetooth headphones, over the ear wired headphones and noise cancelling.

This receiver does a great job of playing my 60-80 records through its Phono channel at volumes close to what I remember back then when I was playing them in a band at the clubs. Clean and accurate. My only wish for the receiver would be: 1: Not have a proprietary FM antenna My reception is a little on the week side and I always used an amplified FM antenna to pull in a lot more stations from Philly, New York and Chicago. 2: Wish it have a PreAmp Out and Amp In connections so I could add my 10 band graphic equalizer to the system to further tailor the sound output more. But all and all for the price, this is a good system hub.