Will these head phones work with a metronome? null

I bought these for my electric guitar practice amp and interface. The headphones sound amazing for listening to music but they sound terrible when using them to hear my guitar through my amp. And it doesn't matter what volume the headphone output is set to, he sound that comes through the headphones sounds terrible and scratchy. However, when I use them to listen to music through my same amplifier interface, the music sounds amazing and they are very good I also have used these just to play guitar with a metronome playing in the background through the same amp and interface and the metronome sounded great but it makes the guitar sound terrible. I spoke with an audio engineer and I was told that musicians should look for headphones specifically made for recording with a minimum latency between 1,000 to 26,000 Hertz. And if you can get them from 1,000 to 50,000+Hz, they would be very expensive but sound amazing.

If the metronome can transmit audio via Bluetooth then it would work. The headphones work to receive audio. The headphones work as if connected to a cell phone or tablet to receive audio. As long as your metronome works as the same concept the headphones will work.

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I bought these for my electric guitar practice amp and interface. The headphones sound amazing for listening to music but they sound terrible when using them to hear my guitar through my amp. And it doesn't matter what volume the headphone output is set to, he sound that comes through the headphones sounds terrible and scratchy. However, when I use them to listen to music through my same amplifier interface, the music sounds amazing and they are very good I also have used these just to play guitar with a metronome playing in the background through the same amp and interface and the metronome sounded great but it makes the guitar sound terrible. I spoke with an audio engineer and I was told that musicians should look for headphones specifically made for recording with a minimum latency between 1,000 to 26,000 Hertz. And if you can get them from 1,000 to 50,000+Hz, they would be very expensive but sound amazing.
Answered by GuitarPlayer405 4 years ago
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If the metronome can transmit audio via Bluetooth then it would work. The headphones work to receive audio. The headphones work as if connected to a cell phone or tablet to receive audio. As long as your metronome works as the same concept the headphones will work.
Answered by Chris @ JVC 4 years ago
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