Best the t.bone HD 150 Alternatives

Based on 2 reviews

I own only an electronic drum set Roland TD-27KV2 I have a large collection of different headphones for drummers. But none of these headphones could comfortably provide me with playing so that the cord from the headphones did not interfere with my playing, all the time the cord interfered with my left hand. I saw an ad for Roland VMH-D1 on Instagram and realized I should buy it, but I was hesitant to buy this model because of the high cost. In the end, I made up my mind and bought it and I don't regret it. These headphones are of high quality like all Roland products. These headphones have the ability to attach the cord so that it is behind my head and does not interfere with my playing. Also, there are 2 cables: 1.5 meters and 3 meters, a jack adapter 3.5 mm to 6.3 mm, a drum rack...

Based on 52 reviews

These headphones were a big surprise how good they sounded for audio control while drumming! The isolation is not so balanced (it doesn’t cut off that much from bass frequencies), but for this price it actually provides more isolation than I expected. The control audio volume doesn’t need to be so high this way, which is really a big deal!!!

Based on 7 reviews

The insulation is not as good as the Vic firth SIH1 BUT I always thought the VIC Firth blocked too much and you heard your drums way too far away. And it hurts faster around the ears especially if you wear glasses. I tried this behrinher and finds the build very good quality and the style very smart. Also they added a twisted cable which would have saved me from destroying 2 pairs of Vic firth (SIH1) by hitting the cable across the snare. I’ve tried it also on my Volca sample and found the sound to be clean and crisp, even the bass and so I’m very pleased with this purchase. Behringer quality at a very good price!