For the past few years, I've been searching for a solid pair of affordable in-ear monitors for drummers that both sound incredible and hold up over time. Drumeo's new earDRUMS might make the cut in becoming my new favorite set of IEMs. So let's check them out. Overview of Drumeo's new earDRUMS Drumeo hit me up earlier this month and asked if I wanted to check out a pair of their brand-new in-ear monitors called earDRUMS. Of course, I happily obliged since I've been looking to upgrade. So for transparency, Drumeo did send me a set of these free of…
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August 27, 2022 2:20 pm
I experienced just the opposite. Although well made, the eardrums failed in the most important factor- sound quality! The bass was way to weak for a drummer. No bottom end. I tested them against a a $99 Sony extra bass and a heir audio 8 driver. Even the Sonys eclipsed the earDrumz.
I called drumeo and told them this story. They said they would not take them back. Beware. No guarantee !
November 18, 2022 7:35 pm
I’m have a problem with this ears, I’m so upset.
November 28, 2022 1:56 am
I really loved my Drumeo EarDrums for several months of rehearsing and 1-2 gigs/month. However, the audio now cuts out intermittently. I'm not really sure how to diagnose whether it is the cable or the earpiece itself, but I'm hoping to find out how to order a new cable. When working, I think these in-ears are wonderful. I was previously using Shure SE425s, but the sound from those is suuuuper tinny. So long as they are working, the Drumeo IEMs are significantly better!
January 7, 2023 2:54 pm
I was very happy with the Drumeo eardrums, however, after 12 to 15 uses, the audio started cutting out on the right side, intermittently. I have emailed Drumeo about the problem, but have not yet received a response. If anyone else has figured out a way to remedy this problem, please let me know. kerripace@yahoo.com.
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