does it get loud enough to jam with acoustic drums?
1741554
It depends. If you want it as a personal monitor or you're playing with a quieter drummer, then it will do, but it can't really compete with a loud drummer. I'd upgrade to the full lunchbox to be safe.
1741555
I really don't know about the junior, but you definitely can with the non-junior lunchbox. check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt-i1DjSmzI . hope that helps
1741556
Yes, it should work fine in a room the siza of a living room but keep in mind that it won't fill a big room by itself.
1339619
Yes. It plays loud. I use my iPod with an auxiliary cord (its an old iPod haha) and it also has bluetooth option if you prefer that.
724515
This is among the best on the market I think, so if you are going to hear it, this would give you the best chance. Yes, it is loud. It has a volume control. It sounds like you are talking about practicing with it, so I would recommend just plugging in headphones. If you want to use it live like we do, I'd say to use an in-ear monitor system for your band. I recommend each musician having an Elite Core PM-16. Good luck! ~Chris
1007255
It is quite loud, I regularly use this amp to jam with a drummer in a small echoey location, and it holds its own in clean and distorted settings. As far as a live performance goes, this amp can handle most small/medium sized shows.
1205440
If you have an electric hookup for your acoustic, then yes. It is a miniature electric amp for an electric guitar with standard cable hookup. Produces good, low volume, practice sound. It distorts pretty quickly as the volume goes up. I would think a good acoustic guitar would make enough sound to not need the small sound boost this amp provides, but it is a nice little amp for an electric guitar and practice play. Hope this helps.
714222
I bought it for my husband and he says no, it's simply acoustic. Has a nice sound.
1629912
This device has NO drum machine. It mimics the output of brand amplifiers. It will pump up your 10 or 15 watt amp and give it a variety of 'signature' sounds.
724514
It is loud enough but if it is for drumming, headphones should be used or plug into an amplifier .
1437497
Sure, but I would recommend using a soft end. Keep in mind that this bass drum is small and (even though durable) can possibly wear out. Which is not as cheap to replace like an acoustic bass head. I double kick so I am using a softer end to make sure it last.
191389
They are about the same volume as if you put your hand on an acoustic tom, and struck the drum. They won't get you in trouble with your neighbors, but if someone in your house is trying to sleep, different story. I love my dm8 kit!
1053219
That depends on if you are using drums or not. These speakers aren't really designed for high volume but if you're just wanting to have a small jam session then they would be adequate.
1105823
Nope; you will need to buy a drum pedal and speakers for this to work. This was a surprise to us on Xmas day, but $200 later, it is a great drum kit!
1463304
Yes, especially if building is small. Thr sound will be push off glass and bounced back to drummer. It does get a little louder for drummer but the people facing drummer wiill nor here drums as ling as without a sheild. I use it ar church and its amazing, especially for price!
1372312
Yes, my son loves it. If you plan to use headphones with it, you will need a headphone jack adaptor because the output jack on the drum set is larger like the ones you find on stereo receivers.
1759519
I would say no. Because I believe it would cut through the drums and other mix. If you use a mic and run it through the PA, then yes.
831544
Yes, which is one of the reasons this is such a good amp. It's about as light an amp can be and still compete with a drum kit.
132213
Yes, more volume to fill the space. However, I noted that, in stereo-link mode, the volume of the slave unit is less than the main. No problem, as you can adjust the levels independently. Regarding one PA being sufficient, it depends on the application/venue. Probably enough for home, studio or small gathering, but two provides separation which, again, will fill more space. Not sure how the volume would compete with loud acoustic drums. Haven't tried it yet, as I use for digital drums (which allows my band mates to keep their levels down, and doesn't annoy the neighbors when practicing).