Thanks so much! I appreciate the zip-code sub for Canada. That will really help. I’ll mention this in my next video. I have started a new channel (brand new) after I completed the Lake Superior Loop. Theroadlife. I’ll be sure to mention your answer to the zip-code issue. Thanks again and cheers my friend!

Thanks for the note! Great hearing from you folks overseas! 'Looks like we agree on a few things. Cheers!

Still plugging away! :)

I believe a footswitch compatible with the RW200 would be something like the Roland FS-5L Metal Footswitch. I'm sure there are several that would work with the unit. Thanks for the comment! Cheers!

I hear you brother. There are so many more devices since the TAMA unit came out. I still use it live once in a while; however, I only use it to gauge tempos when I sub in with charted songs. For clicks, I will use a click track when I am sequencing, or there is a video sync through a track. For that type of show, the TAMA unit obviously cannot be used. I also still use the TAMA RW200 when I teach as well as practice with a click. Keep on drumming and thanks for taking the time to give feedback. This is how we all keep informed!

Das problem habe ich auch, Sounds sind einfach nicht auf ln ears zugebrauchen ... das beste ist immernoch das korg kdm 2, das ding hat einen geilen cowbell sound, nur leider kann man keine tempi programmieren

@@andreasmucher4341 sorry i don' t speak german

Das könnte ein Problem sein.

Hi, 'Pareltje'. There wasn't anything that I needed to do, other than turn up the volume, when I unboxed the RW200? As long as you don't have headphones in the headphone jack, there shouldn't be anything prohibiting sound delivery. That said, do the headphones have sound when you plug-in? I would return the unit for an exchange. I'm sure if you've exhausted all avenues, an exchange for a new unit would not be difficult. Sorry to hear. Best, Chris.

Very nice. Thanks!

Many thanks!

Check out my website for dates. chrislamontdrums.com . C'mon out!

Always working with other musicians. This was a subbed-in gig. Lot's of fun.

@@chrislamont9477 always enjoy watching and listening to you play. Hope to get out soon.

Our pleasure!

Thanks!

Glad you liked it!

I use a tablet as well. I think I'll start looking into the tablet and match it up with IEM's.

@@chrislamont9477 perfect combination 👍

Soon!

More to come!

The light shuts off, yes. The unit will stay on, however, I do suggest plugging the unit in with the DC jack.

@@chrislamont9477 awesome, thank you for taking time to reply

C'mon out sometime!

@@chrislamont9477 Golf season almost wrapped up so looking forward to coming out and catching up.

Short answer, not shuffles specifically. However, you can work on shuffles through programming triplets into the metronome - then simply work on your timing from there.

Es por eso que uso en los oídos y un mezclador en vivo. Muy a menudo, el clic queda enterrado en la mezcla. Tienes que jugar con él en el ensayo y encontrar el "equilibrio" adecuado. ¡Gracias por tu comentario!

Short answer, no. To be clear, the best way to achieve this is to play to a sequenced click-track via your laptop. There are programs for this that are used with backtracks, or sequencing. Even if the metronome was capable of doing this, I would not rely on it live. All to often a guitar solo, bridge, or audience participation bit may veer of bar-count. You'd be screwed! I would only use a severed tempo if everyone was following the click/sequenced backtrack. IMO. Cheers, and thanks for the comment.

@@chrislamont9477 THANKS so much!!

Next time!

Many thanks, Greg! Check out some of the other vids and let me know your thoughts. Cheers!

I always have a full drum kit. I think you mean a larger kit.

@@chrislamont9477 I guess you got me there, yes I would love to see and hear you playing the larger kit. Maybe one day.

Jayyee, one thing I really like about the DB90 is the option to keep the display light on. Other than that, I believe programming the DB90 takes a little too much time, plus it's a little more money! Just my opinion. I do like the features of the DB90, however.

Cool KZbin channel, BTW!

One of my beefs, yes. The light turns off and, if you want to check the read-out, you need to depress the button again.

So glad!

I totally agree about the lighting piece. I specifically mention that in this review. Thanks for the comment and watching. Keep on playing, brother!

Many thanks, Debra.

Lol, thanks!!!

More to come!