I bought your drum recently. I set it up pretty much but the sound from my earphone is not only great, but also only one side working(right).
808769
The earphone jack adapter that comes with the set sucks. Try pulling the earphone plug out just a little bit, the contacts are a bit weird inside of it.
808770
When i ordered my set it came with some really cheap ear buds. I tossed them. I use a set of studio over the ear headphones and the sound is great. If you're only getting sound on one side make sure the cable is plugged in all the way. Other than that try a different set of buds or phones. If you're only getting one side on multiple phones or buds it might be a problem with the module. Hope this helps.
808771
No depends on The earbuds that you used your own (Not The one that came with the drums those break easily) but i personallyrecommend you use JBL headphones.
2204781
I just picked one up today, it's amazing. I don't know how it compares to the original, but I'm pretty happy with it. I switched from playing ethnic drums (congas and djembe) to electronic drums (zendrum) a few years ago. I really love the zendrum but I've missed the simplicity of playing a single surface like the djembe. The Wavedrum feels about like a djembe with a synthetic head that's not terribly tight. It's very comfortable to play with your hands and you can set it up for sticks. The sounds are are mixture of samples and synthetics that are modulated by the input from the drum head, so the drum feels very live and acoustic (I had a Roland Handsonic, the Wavedrum feels much more real and responsive). The sounds range from fairly realistic acoustic sounding drums to completely synthed out analog sounds. It is not a midi instrument, in any sense, if you're looking for a controller but it's a very cool instrument in it's own right. The only downside I can see it the parameter editing is done through a completely minimal 5 button, 2 knob interface but I suspect they're trying to hit a low price point. If it's successful, maybe they can put in a USB connection and make some editing software.
354603
Change the sound format until you find compatible sound your looking for there's a button that does this. At least yours is still working if I plug in four things to charge it spazzes out and quits or everything plugged in starts shooting me messages or turning themselves on and off and the second alarm stopped all together I'd wish I'd known plus the sound quality even with the format changed still creates mad reverb when pushed too loud. Hope this helps. If you just got it ID return it ASAP... good luck
421403
Did you physically damage the drum pad or did it just stop working? If it just stopped working the piezo trigger switch inside may have just come loose from the pad. It is held in place by a piece of tape. Open it up and retape. Now if the pad itself is damaged I would start by contacting Medeli: http://www.medeli.com.hk/?page=contactus
1564782
Not sure what the problem is, I'd return it to the store for another one. I like mine, plenty of sound for the size...
884361
Mine had excellent bass from the start...almost too much. It might be your source that is lacking bass.
558221
Yo, Mr. Lee, I'm very surprised to hear that your SoundSticks II "died" on you in such a short time frame. I would hope that Harmon Kardon took care of you. Please post a follow-up so that we other SoundStick investors see how customer relations works with this Co. Mine work splendidly tho they too are only a couple months old. Hope somebody took care of you.
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Thanks Wagner. I will set it that way and see if anything changes over the next day or two and post back here.So much for a day or two, I just tried it and it is very loud now. Mine wasnt refurbished, I bought it new in the package. Werid bug for sure.
16993
sorry man - i don't have a very elaborate set up. don't play drums well enough to use in my recording.
1017200
I don't know, My son said his is fine. nothing wrong with the sound on his. Sorry I can't help with that. Maybe it has a defect.
152771
Yeah it sounds defective. I would suggest calling Amazon to see if you can get an exchange.
870972
Mine is totally fine. Normally, inside the electronics, the sound processors decode the audio before sending them to the speakers. And these signals are pretty well synchronized. I think the audio track you tested might have louder sound on the right? Worse, you might have to go to a doctor to get your left ear checked.
1484527
there is also a switch on the side that switches the type of sound you get. that might be the problem.
1194703
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeqDAjB9pGKThe first guy in the video [me] is the one using the MXL 770. The sound editing is weird on my part, the dB were adjusted to fit with the track used (which was different from what I recorded with)
1733468
I bought one, but it would not read on my computer. You may want to purchase a newer version drum set. There might be different software out there that will make it compatible.
1278268
I would suggest that you can get a small headphone amp which would allow you to adjust the volume on your headphone and also has enough plug ins for friends if the want to get into the jam with you!! Our drummer loves these headphones!!
1714283
It could be your input cable from your music source. Try a different cable first before declaring the unit defective.