Can music play very loud? I need loud volume ( much louder than through my phone ) to play real drums over drum sound through speaker.
615167
I doubt it would be louder than your real drum sounds. It is fairly loud, but probably not that loud.
658027
yes i use my headphone on my phone and i use this media player called poweramp on the google play store and there you can find the option to add even more bass that the standard and trust me you hear the difference. i had some coby which didnt have that much of bass and i turned the knob all the way up and now i hear the bass loud and clear. Hope this helps you out :)
659161
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
986456
It is hard to hear music in a noisy environment like busy street or loud music at the gym. You can turn up your volume, but then you have loud on top of loud which I find very annoying.
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.
907448
The volume is adjusted with your phone volume and it is as loud as I feel needed for an external speaker..I can hear it in other rooms of my house.
2115494
no you can not. I tried to do that but the best I could do is set the microphone next to my phones speaker to have the music play.
605578
I wouldn't say it's loud. Just like most other kids toys really. There isn't a volume button as such but there is a button on the right that will toggle through different beats/tunes before turning the background tunes off at which point only the drums make a noise when hit.
2145426
no built-in speaker. you need headphones or some sort of powered monitor. computer speakers work well, especially one with a good subwoofer. if you can help it, don't use a guitar amp, the frequency response isn't flat enough for both bass drum and cymbal crashes. it will work, but it won't be great, except as an effect. there is an audio-in jack to plug an iPod or similar, and you will be able to hear a mix of the audio and the drums through the headphones or line out. very handy for practicing quietly.
112813
I don't see why not. I have this exact amplifier as well as 5 other amps and I use all my keyboard and guitar instruments that I have to come out of each amplifier as well as mp3 music. I also create rap beats and play it out of my amps and since I have this exact amp and use it to play back all the rap beats I create, I would say that yes you can use an electric drum set using this amplifier. It would work no problem for you. However The quality of the amplifier speaker itself doesn't sound very good. Just know that you get what you pay for. If you don't care about the quality of the sound, then sure, his is a cheap amplifier you can use to just jam and create beats on your electric drum set. However, The watts isn't that powerful ( which means how powerful the speaker actually is ) If you play your electric drum set very loud, then it could blow the speaker. If you do care about the quality of the sound and if you really want to blast your electric drum set loud making beats out of this amplifier, then I'd spend a little more money and get something that you will enjoy having for awhile! The question really is how loud will you play your electric drum set, and do you care about the quality of the sound coming out of the speakers?
1760712
No. You have to set it through your computer or what ever you're hooking it to. But volume does come through very loud on moderate volume. So you may want to be sure the volume on the device is down to something really low, like say 2 or 4, so you can not blow your ear drums out first thing and adjust it to level you want afterwards
1363676
Sort of. You can raise and lower the volume from the device that's playing the music, but it will only go as loud as you have the speaker set. So, if you have the speaker turned all the way up, you can simply control it from your player in that respect.
1097721
Hmm, that's. good one. There is no speaker, just a 35mm headphones jack on the back. If you buy an amp, the cable needs to have a 35mm (1/8 in) jack on one end or you'll need an 1/8 to 1/4 adapter. They do make amps for drums but mine is a small guitar amp (I was told the bass drum would blow it but it hasn't yet). As far as the MP3... I don't know. There's only one jack on the back of the brain, that's right, on the back (yes, it's a pain). I dont know how that would work. I play the music on the stereo and the drums on the amp.Hope that help.
417047
No, you can play as loudly as you want and as long as the headphones are on the music doesn't leak.
514385
Yes, it would be a great speaker for that application. I use it to play music from my iPhone all the time. Plug it into the wall, connect to your phone via Bluetooth and go. It's very simple. I move it room to room but usually have it in a 900 sq. ft. classroom. I can't imagine needing it to be any louder unless I were to use it outside. In that case, I will definitely buy a second one of these - you can pair your phone to one and pair the first speaker to a second via Bluetooth and have the entire thing set up wirelessly (other than power cables).
1097719
no built-in speaker. you need headphones or some sort of powered monitor. computer speakers work well, especially one with a good subwoofer. if you can help it, don't use a guitar amp, the frequency response isn't flat enough for both bass drum and cymbal crashes. it will work, but it won't be great, except as an effect.there is an audio-in jack to plug an iPod or similar, and you will be able to hear a mix of the audio and the drums through the headphones or line out. very handy for practicing quietly.
1955327
Hi joe,You can play music in a regular playback mode only. Thanks. >Joffrey