Drum Set For Kids With Stand Headphones

[400 x 400 mm] Great stand to keep my kids hands off my $$$$ new tv.

[49.5 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this item from Influenster for free for my honest review. This 7 pad tabletop drum kit sounds great. I like that there is volume buttons when my kids need to be a little quiter. The drum sticks are a nice quality. It is sold at a few big stores and retails for a decent price. This is a great item for kids and adults that like musical instruments.

[100 dB at 1 kHz] LOVE THESE. Cheaper than the Roland drum headphones and excellent sound quality.

[Mono] Really good kick drum/ amp mic stand and price

[Black] This is an excellent stand for a kick drum mic. Be sure to get the boom that goes along with it. It is a great combination.

[1.1 lb] So far I have only used these headphones for an electronic drum kit. I'm no sound engineer but I am pretty picky about sound. To my ears, the sound seems pretty flat, clear and natural. My favorite thing about them is the comfort. After hours of use I forget I have them on. As far as sound isolation they only minimally block ambient sounds. So if you're looking for major isolation they aren't for you. But they do seal well around my ears so with sound running through them it would take a lot to distract you. The cord is plenty long and the 1/8 to 1/4 adapter screws on which is nice. I don't have much to compare them to, but I am very happy with my purchase.

[Closed-Back] I purchased the the roland rh300 headphones for my v drum kit and they sound far better than i expected. The best part of it was B&H is almost half the cost of the competitors price.I will order from here again.

[Cable] These are used by the students in my classroom and they can stand up to the abuse kids put out every day.

[Dynamic] These are the best headphones you can buy at this price point. On-the-ear headphones were on my list after earbuds were hurting my ear canal. For those who say their outer ears hurt with these too, the trick is the wear them slightly forward so that the front edge of the pad actually rests off your ear cartilage, and rotate them to relieve the pressure off the back part of your ear cartilage. The speakers will still be aligned with your ear opening. These are great for the kids to use in the car, too. My kids' earwax always gunked up my earbuds, and I hated having to clean them. This is a great solution. They are pretty sturdy, and survived for many years in the backseat and being sat on and shoved around on the car floor by the kids, but they cannot handle hard abuse. One pair broke at the swiveling joint after years of use when I packed them into checked baggage on a flight. I was heartbroken, but I figured out how to disassemble them and superglue the broken joint back together. They're as good as new, and the swiveling still works. Another pair broke when they were left on the floor and stepped on. They broke in the same place as the first pair, at the swivel joint. Again, I administered the surgery and took the headphone apart to superglue the joint back together. Knock on wood, our third pair has somehow managed to be tossed around the backseat of the car with the kids and not be broken yet.

[Nylon] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Philips kids headphones are great. I got them for my 6 year old who has a smaller head. I was worried at first that they might be too big even in the smallest setting but they fit great. They have really nice padding on the ear pieces and on top. Connecting to his computer was super easy and now he can do his homework and play his math game without being disturbed by other noises. I really love that the volume only goes to a certain level. That way I don’t have to worry about it being too loud and hurting his ears. Also the blue color is super cute. Very happy