Hi, I'm a drummer and considering this to amplify music from my ipad or iphone. Do you think it's loud enough to play drums over the top?
1298084
IPhone good, yes. But they are small and affordable electronics. Keep that in mind. I listen from my Mac and love them. Good luck.
1298085
Probably not. It's a good sound system for the price, but for what it sounds like you want to do, you might want to spend a little extra and get something from the tier above this one.
1298086
No. Get the Logitech which I now have both. The Sykik to Me is not a good system. Very light weight too. The Logitech is very much better in every area. Great Sub too.
1262931
It would probably be loud enough if you were playing by yourself... If with other intruments,esp drums, no...
185954
I have been using our amplifier for well over a year. Great for PA or music. We use it at trail races but medium volume is all I can handle. Play Spotify through it mostly.
2268890
I would not recommend this or any other guitar amp for drums, the bass will sound horrible. You need to look for a keyboard amp.
82595
To me, this unit provides more than sufficient volume in even relatively large rooms (music provided either from iTunes via Airplay to an Airport Express or our cable digital converter box). I have also used the high performance units in a couple rooms and actually feel there is too much amplification in those cases.
1607073
Not bad, it depends on the environment though. It can easily drown out street traffic and daily use for like an office setting, with possibly the exception for maybe sirens, road construction, or if you're on a noisy subway or something. I usually just turn it up louder depending on the environment. I typically turn it up to about halfway on my iphone so it definitely has a lot of headroom if you want to drown out other noises.
366378
I have only used it to boost the volume on my 10.3 tablet. And it does that very well along with several other things like surround sound. But it is not specific to any particular device. So I can't imagine why it wouldn't work for anything that needed amplification.
646191
I've never once felt like "I wish it would get louder"... I've taken it to outdoor get togethers, camping, etc. and it is loud enough to have good background music volume. If you're trying to make the music the focal point of an event, you might want something bigger.
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When I adjust the volume on this portable headphone I get significant increase in volume when I use it on my IPAD. Can't measure percentages but it can get painfully loud if you go to the max.
1808341
I use this amp in my vehicle to amplify the music signal from my phone to the AUX input of the sound system. It works very well, not only giving my additional volume but very clean sound. I also have a pair of Sennheiser wireless headphones but have not used the amp in conjunction with them. I suspect that it would work very well to amplify your turntable signal. One thing to consider... If this is a high end turntable, might you be losing resolution by using a digital device ( even a good one ) to amplify the signal?
1680123
Not sure what you're asking... depends on how loud you want your music it should be good
1233861
I only used it with iPhone 4s. It provided amplification ok. After I purchased the old style Beats Studio (uses regular batteries and amplifies besides noise reduction) on sale never use the amp again. IMHO the sound of those headphones using the iphone was amped up and very clear in highs and mids. And the bass is very good and not muddy or distorted. Worth 159$.
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Yes, but it won't play as loud as you think and it will sound like it's coming out of a PA system, if you are just looking for loud this wouldn't be too bad, if you really are just wanting loud get a 50-100 watt pa speaker and buy a split headphone chord and use that
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Unfortunately I got it as a father's day gift for my dad,and we haven't really played much rock or heavy metal through it,but it works well with Reggae..It might just be an experimental experience at first,until you figure out the right settings for it.I know I wasn't able to offer much help,but I hope that you will be able to find the right settings for it.
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I use it with my guitar and can hear it over the strings. I then turn it down a little so if I hear the beat then my timng is off. Then sound of my stirngs block to click out. So it is quite ajustable. I suggest you go to a music store and try it out..
724514
It is loud enough but if it is for drumming, headphones should be used or plug into an amplifier .
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).