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Step into the world of precision audio with the 1964 In-Ear Ear Monitors, a trusted companion for musicians seeking clarity and detail during live performances and studio sessions. These monitors are crafted to deliver an immersive listening experience, providing a soundstage that perfectly mirrors your musical intent. Designed for those who demand uncompromising sound quality, the 1964 In-Ear Monitors utilize advanced technology to deliver a crisp and clear audio profile.

Engineered for comfort and durability, they feature ergonomic designs that fit snugly, ensuring long-lasting comfort during extended use. The custom-fit options provide superior noise isolation, allowing you to focus solely on your performance without external disturbances. These monitors are the result of meticulous craftsmanship and cutting-edge audio engineering, making them an indispensable tool for professional musicians and audiophiles alike.

The 1964 In-Ear Monitors are compatible with a wide range of audio devices, offering versatile connectivity options to suit various setups. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, these monitors provide the reliability and performance you need to excel in your musical endeavors.

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Advanced driver technology for precise audio reproduction
Custom-fit design for enhanced comfort and noise isolation
Wide frequency response for detailed sound quality
Versatile connectivity with multiple audio devices
Durable construction for long-lasting performance

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1964 Custom In Ear Monitor "1964-Q" Review - First Impression

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Detachable cables are appreciated for longevity, with cables covered in flexible plastic for easy untangling.
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The fit of custom in-ear monitors can be perfected by getting impressions directly from the manufacturer at events.
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Features and functionality

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The ADEL technology enhances sound stage, noticeable when silver tubes are removed.
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The A4's soundstage mimics full-size headphones, providing an unexpectedly expansive audio experience for in-ear monitors.
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Value and pricing

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Purchased during a Valentine's Day sale offering a 10% discount, making them slightly more affordable.
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Owners notice significant sound improvement over Zero Audio Carbore and MEE audio's M6 PRO.
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The A4's expansive bass can overshadow mids, causing baritone vocals to sound distant and boomy, creating a U-shaped frequency response.
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High volume levels can lead to crispy and slightly distorted treble, possibly due to BA drivers' limitations.
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Sound signature is mid-forward with mild bass emphasis, drawing comparisons to the HD600.
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Owners find the A series offers more open soundstage compared to the V series, which can feel closed-in.
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The A series is noted to have a drop in sound isolation from -26dB to -18dB, affecting usage in noisy environments.
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Verdine White

Bassist, Composer

Earth, Wind & Fire

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1964 In Ear Monitors. VW quotes : “I wear one in and one out so I can hear the audience and the rumble of my rig". Interview of Verdine White by the website Bassplayer.com. At the end of the interview, the official bass tech of Verdine White talks about the rig of Verdine White, including Preamp, and Cabinet

Stephen Rutishauser

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Chelsea Grin

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In this post, steph shows off the 1964 in ears that he uses

Alex Rüdinger

Drummer

Trivium

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To anyone that doesn't know - Ordinance is a studio side-project that I've been working in since I was a teenager, alongside some of my best friends from Maryland. We self-released our debut album 'Internal Monologues' back in 2011, and started working on a follow-up shortly thereafter. Life has taken many different turns for all of us since then, but we decided a long time ago to keep this project alive as a studio effort, just for fun.

This drum play-through acts as the debut for "Of The Fatherland" taken from our upcoming album 'The Ides Of March', available worldwide 2/26/16. Being that this is a drum video, I chose to keep the audio here instrumental. The album version does indeed have vocals!

To pre-order 'The Ides Of March', click here -

http://ordinanceofficial.bandcamp.com

Mixing for this video was done by Adam 'Nolly' Getgood. As always, it's super hella mad sick. I am particularly fond of what he was able to do with the snare in this mix - gotta love that Bell Brass! Drums are all natural, minus the kick which is a blend of trigger/mic (Beta91).

This is also the first video I've done using my Tama Silverstar. Specs are as followed...

Tama Silverstar in Transparent Red Burst -

8x7 Rack Tom 10x8 Rack Tom 14x12 Floor Tom 16x14 Floor Tom 20x18 Kick Drum

14x6.5 Tama Re-Issue Bell Brass Snare

Meinl Cymbal Setup (from left to right if sitting behind the kit) -

18" Byzance Traditional Medium Crash 13" Byzance Brilliant Fast Hats 10" MB20 Rock Splash 10" Byzance Traditional Splash 20" MB20 Heavy Bell Ride 19" Byzance Brilliant Medium/Thin Crash 18" Byzance Brilliant China

Drumhead Selection as followed -

Toms - Remo Coated Emperors Top, Clear Ambassadors Bottom Snare - Remo Coated X14 Top, Hazy Ambassador Bottom Kick - Clear Powerstroke 3 Batter, Coated/White PS3 Tama Logo-Head Reso. (with 5" Port)

For more information & updates on Ordinance, please follow us online -

https://www.facebook.com/OrdinanceOff... https://www.instagram.com/ordinancemusic https://twitter.com/ordinancemusic

Ordinance is...

Mike Semesky Greg Macklin Gunter Ostendorp Alex Rudinger

I proudly endorse Tama Drums, Meinl Cymbals, Vic Firth Drumsticks, Remo Drumheads, 1964 In-Ears, Gator Cases, 2Box Electronics, & Vratim Drumshoes.