Do the cymbals have a "choke" circuit (when you grab the cymbals does the sound stop)?
362221
they do have that feature, you just have to grab them in the exact right spot, and it's tricky
362222
it does not there is no duel zones at all no chock no bell on the ride no cross sticking or rim shots on the snare drum.
902263
No... they don't ..they move like an old school eq ..they are very sensetive...if you have a loud sytem like my self you have to set them real low..too loud and they will not move just light up..but they are cool when its dark ..i will recommend.
2058618
No. But these were the worst headphones I have ever purchased, the control thing would pause my music randomly even if it was set down and not touching anything also they blew out within a month and I don't listen to the music loud either
1397286
No they are noise isolating. In other words, if I have my music cranked up I cannot hear anything or anyone in the gym. When I use these when I ride my bike I keep the volume at a level that I can get into my ride but at the same time I can hear car horns, sirens, etc. Hope that helps.
406058
yes. It blocks the drum sounds so they don't need their music turned up too much.
2137193
No, they stay in one place, they turn off in 20 minutes along with the music, sounds if you choose to use them.
719975
No. They are musical and detailed out of the box. Bass resolve does improve over time, but it happens within the first 30 or so hours of use.
1245742
i would say they mute about 80% of the sound, except the bass drum, that is more like 60% the cymbal mutes should work on any size; the small one goes right to the edge of a 14" cymbal and the big one goes to about half an inch away from the edge of a 20" cymbal the bass drum mute doesn't have a strap or and kind of adhesive on it when you buy it. the cushion-type foam makes it difficult to attach; i tried some poster hangers i had laying around and double sided tape, but they didn't work the best way to attach it would probably be to pull the head off and tape the mute to the head
1374026
No, they do not make any noise. When you squeeze the trigger with snap caps, it sounds the same as dry firing.
349658
Yes it does. But it overloads when you use distortions and the Wah. That is what I have found.
88648
No, they don't, however, always lower the volume when not in use to protect the speakers. A surge of loud volume could blow them.
2183853
These things are awesome. You attach the bass drum mute with Velcro and all the drums are dampened enough. Play while people are home without being annoying, seems like I just close the door and they can barley hear me. Hope this helps! Keep drumming man!
2197737
They do dampen noise so that if you are playing drums you will not hurt your ears. They quiet things down a bit but do not eliminate total noise.
1692527
Dear Jeff,Thank you for your query.The choke is on when it is in up position and off when it is in down position.Hope this information helps!Warm Regards,Samantha HoffmanUnited Express Distribution
159383
It's what ever side you hook it to is the side you get(if you hook it to the right side your only going to get right side effects. I have one on my electronic drum kit to add an extra cymbal, but whatever I set me module to that's what both cymbals sound like. Hope this helps
1282910
I haven't had any problems but I think it have some sort of fail safe. If your banging music constantly very loud? It will auto shut off. I assume, it is to keep from busting the speakers. Honestly, I don't quite like the speakers for that reason but as long as my speakers ain't at its max then I wouldn't have a problem with it auto cuting off.
787348
Not really, but metal is harder than plastic, so as long as you keep felts between each cymbal, no padding is really necessary.