Quiet Practice!

We had first started using this particular Jamhub when I purchased electronic drums to use for silent practice. It's so easy to set up! Plug in each musician and hook up a mic. I also have a satellite control which makes it handy as a drummer. We felt that within the first few practices, we could hear each instrument "too well" which made us self conscious and play better. My band mates loved the fact that there wasn't 18" crashes filling the room with noise.

After we felt a little "polished", so to speak, we tried to record using the USB out. MAC/PC automatically installs the driver. We used Audacity for PC, and Garageband for Mac and have achieved good results. Being able to pan instruments and effects on-board is also a useful feature.

We didn't read the manual in depth, but make sure guitar and bass use a modeler of some sort and run out of the headphone out. Just one of those small things you learn along the way.

Very Cool Product, Works as advertised .....

Had to write regarding this product. In my case, I purchased the GreenRoom. The packaging is wonderful and everything was included as it should be.

Setting it up was straight forward and simple. Keep in mind though, that you will need to get adapters or use stereo cables for ALL the line inputs you wish to use. (2) adapters are included (1/4" TS Female to 1/4" TRS Male).

I am in a six piece band, and have, up until now been using a Mackie 16CH board solely for rehearsals. That in conjucntion with a headphone amp is how we rehearsed. Our drummer plays an electronic kit (Roland TD series) so this was an easy fit for us. The problem was, we had no control to customize the headphone mix for each individual.

Putting the GreenRoom to use:
Everything works flawlessly. Plenty of headroom and volume for the headphones (Sony MDR-7506). The knobs work very well, though a little small, which is to be expected for a unit of its'size. The effects are very nice and clean too. There is NO EQ available, so you'll have to adjust your settings from the source.
Would love to see them add an EQ section to each CH for the MIC ins.

I have a Zoom H4 that we use to record ourselves, as well as an ipod to listen to the tracks we are learning. This was a slight hassle in that the connectors in the back are 1/4" TRS. one for output, one for input. I had to use a Y cable for the Zoom H4 (1/4" TRS male to 2 1/4" TS Male). For the ipod, I had to use an adapter (1/8" TRS Female to 1/4" TRS Male).

Once you get all the cables and adapters figured out and connected, it works like a charm.

leave your live rig in the cases, you won't need it to rehearse any longer.

All in all, You will not be sorry with this product. It is the bomb! Thumbs up for sure!