If the headset is plugged in, does just the drummer hear the noise?
354105
Sorry to say that the only person who'll hear the drummer w/the headset plugged in is YOU! So...you get the drum noise + your little drummers voice. Better to get yourself some earplugs. LOL But the kids DO love it!! Hope this helps.
1327998
They won't hear any electronic sounds, but they would hear the dull "thump thump" of the sticks hitting the drum pads. This would only be a (potential) problem if you were in the same room.
1442936
Not entirely sure what you mean, but, they have a clearly marked mute switch on the cord - but they do not indicate if your computer sound is muted, only the headphones.
16547
Only if there's nothing playing. When I'm playing music or podcasts, I don't notice any static or feedback.
370989
No. The unit is connected using a 3.5mm (headphone jack-type) plug. This plug is supplied with the unit.
1994707
Yes. All other speakers go mute when the headphone jack is used. Practice away!
1448065
yes it does or at least it seems to be in stereo as the sound is emitted by both speakers and L/R on headsets
1322432
It won't make any noise plugged into a PA system, its a trigger that needs to be plugged into a computer to make a sound.
943398
Yes, when plugged in the headset become protective and not tactical, so the MP3 output it heard and controlled from the MP3 Player. There is no longer feed through from the head set microphones. Becomes the same as wearing ear defenders with speakers in them.
1794735
the base is wired tp tje sound source, but the headphone has no wires so the answer is no
1614800
it does not, the majority of electronic drumkits do not come with an amplifier. You can use a 1/4 stereo headset to hear the sound or run it through an amplifier. It will run through a $30 cheaper electric guitar amp, but to get a good drum sound you almost have to run through a PA board system or purchase a $300 Bass or Drum amp. But the smaller electric guitar amp is more than good enough to practice in one's home, so too would be a headset.
1381167
Yes it did, but you might hear some "white noise" when you have the headphones on.
866071
Yes it does. It would behave exactly the same way as if any other kind of wired headset were plugged in.
1463100
I had this happen to me whenever the speakers were on, charging, and the headphone jack plugged in to the computer. If it is off and only charging, there is no noise emitted at all.
446206
I'm not at the equipment, but the prior answer is mainly correct. It seems that there is a light on the base unit that comes 'on' if it is turned on - - and there is audio coming from the TV (or other device).Referring to "another button" on the headset, you may have to push it more than once to find the correct audio. (I believe that when you turn the headset 'off' and then back 'on', the audio selection stays - - - but I'm not sure.)
547311
It mutes when there is no pressure on the headband. I have had the headphones for a few months and never had a problem with the feature. I find it very useful especially in a live or studio environment.
804283
It depends on how loud it is. Most normal background noises are eliminated but very loud noises will still be heard. To compensate you raise the level of sound in the head set.