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JamHub GreenRoom Silent Rehearsal Studio

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  • 7 sections for up to 6 musicians and recording/rear channel
  • 21 audio channels, 7 stereo inputs, 7 mic inputs, 7 headphone outputs
  • Four SoleMix remote jacks, one remote included
  • USB and Analog recording via "R" section
  • Sixteen 24-bit effects
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Product Description

The bigger the jam, the greater the possibility. GreenRoom is where you’re going, and how you’ll get there.

The Joy Of Playing Together
GreenRoom 7 section studio.

JamHub’s GreenRoom studio expands on the BedRoom’s legendary utility with two more sections, phantom power, and a direct USB line out for recording. Each player plugs in their instrument, their microphone, and their headphones, then use the intuitive SoleMix interface to customize their own personal mix. Free to turn themselves up, their bandmates down, and get lost in the music.

By isolating each player from the outside world, everything comes together. Free to stay up all night, to get tight, to mess up and try again until you get it right. Because bands that practice get better. And better bands get better gigs.

Not Just A Place To Get Changed

JamHub’s GreenRoom studio is a performance machine. More and more, professional bands are turning to In-Ear monitors for the stage after years fighting bad mixes, broken speakers, and feedback. The GreenRoom goes right from your practice space to the stage with a few wires and a backpack, allowing you to rock the house like never before.

Plug it in, wire it up, and experience the stage in a whole new way. When you can hear everything on your own terms, using your own custom mix, your ability to respond dynamically and feed off the energy of the band and the crowd is heightened. You’ll buy the GreenRoom because it’s an invaluable practice tool, but once you take it on stage you’ll wonder how you ever got along without it.

Room To Breathe
16 preset vocal effects to add space and warmth.

GreenRoom’s advanced feature set includes 24-bit Vocal Processing effects to create a lush, realistic singing environment. Choose from 16 different effects, from reverbs and rooms of all sizes and styles to more adventurous fare like phasers and flangers. Each user has the freedom to control the wet/dry signal mix for their XLR input, and to pan themselves within the soundscape for an even greater stage feel.

By isolating the band inside headphones, all feedback issues have been removed, meaning singers are free to use a lighter touch, experimenting with technique and style rather than dangerously straining their vocal chords to be heard over the band. With the GreenRoom, it’s easier to hear breathing, catch notes, and hit those tough harmonies than ever before.

Tone On Your Terms

Get your tone however you do. JamHub studios will never stand in your way. Guitar players can take a line out, mic some vintage tubes, or go straight from an emulator pedalboard for the ultimate in sound crafting capability. Bass players will be amazed how good they sound direct. Keys can just jack in and play. And vocalists can take advantage of the 16 24-bit Vocal Processing Effects for a warm, wet, realistic stage sound that smooths out performances and accents harmonies.  

The JamHub GreenRoom also features a high quality digital USB and analog line outs, making it easier than ever to record your sessions. Just plug into a computer, tablet, or other recording device and utilize the GreenRoom’s advanced feature set as your mixer for fast, reliable demos and amazing results.

  • 21 audio channels for up to 7 musicians
  • 7 XLR and 7 TRS input jacks
  • SoleMix® controls for each section so everyone creates their own mix
  • 4 SoleMix remote jacks (1 remote included)
  • 1-R switch for quickly listening to recording mix
  • R section for connecting to MP3 or recording
  • Built-in 24-bit stereo effects including reverb, delay and modulation
  • Stage control gives each player virtual stage location in rehearsal studio
  • Phantom power (+48V)
  • USB out for direct recording to computer

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Customer reviews

3.7 out of 5 stars
3.7 out of 5
18 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, ease of use, and performance of the sound and recording equipment. For example, they mention it's great sounding, simple to set up, and produces awesome sound. That said, some complain about the power connector and sturdiness.

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6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the sound and recording equipment. They mention that it's great sounding, spectacular, and excellent for quiet practice. Some say that it was the most well used piece of equipment by their band.

"...The unit is really great, great sounding. the power supply might be suspect, but if your careful it should last...." Read more

"...This was the most well used piece of equipment by our band, even though it suffers from the limitations below:Bad:..." Read more

"Great product, love the design...." Read more

"...But the greatly improved sound quality of our practices is the big added bonus...." Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers find the sound and recording equipment simple to use. They mention that it requires minimal use of the user manual and that rehearsals are better when the musicians can set their own mix.

"The first time we used it, was a very easy set up and within the first song I looked around and my 4 other band mates were all grinning ear to ear,..." Read more

"...Pro(s):1. It was simple to use, requiring no/minimal use of the "quick start" guide.2...." Read more

"Rehearsals are so much better when the musicians can set their own mix, and that's what the JamHub is built to do...." Read more

"Easy to use...no need to open the user manual, it works exactly as described...." Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the sound and recording equipment. They mention that it works awesome, is productive, and has great sound. Some say that the power supply connection is horrible.

"...The unit is really great, great sounding. the power supply might be suspect, but if your careful it should last...." Read more

"System works well enough, but the power cable will not stay plugged into the unit. It just pops back out. Really shoddy construction." Read more

"...with a live acoustic drum kit in a small room bearable and productive. The Green Room has worked for me without a hitch...." Read more

"Great, works awesome. POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION IS HORRIBLE..." Read more

5 customers mention0 positive5 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the power connector of the sound and recording equipment. They mention that it's flimsy and the cable doesn't seat well.

"...The reason why I gave it 3 stars, because it has the worst power supply connection imaginable, the first time you plug it in you think, man this..." Read more

"System works well enough, but the power cable will not stay plugged into the unit. It just pops back out. Really shoddy construction." Read more

"...I'm not sure why this bothers me, but it does.2. The power cable connector is flimsy and the cable doesn't "seat" well...." Read more

"...The connector is horrendous, other than that it isn't too bad of a product for being made in China...." Read more

4 customers mention0 positive4 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the sturdiness of the sound and recording equipment. They mention that it has a flimsy build quality, cheap plastic construction, and is about to break.

"...It just pops back out. Really shoddy construction." Read more

"...Some are more noisier than the others.> Flimsy build quality, Cheap plastic construction, not for road and the rubbery surface attracts..." Read more

"...Buy one. The build quality isn't up to snuff for a $500 item so you may have to treat it with a little extra TLC...." Read more

"...supply connection (where the supply cord plugs into the unit) is iffy at best, from day #1 it felt loose and about to break...." Read more

3 customers mention0 positive3 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the ease of dislodging the sound and recording equipment. They mention that it comes out far too easily and doesn't really feel like it's in.

"...It just pops back out. Really shoddy construction." Read more

"...It comes out far too easily and doesn't really feel like it's in, even when it is.3. No independent adjustment of effect level per singer...." Read more

"...It does not positively engage with the unit, can dislodge easily, plus the unit has many features except an OFF and ON switch...." Read more

Top reviews from the United States

larry
5.0 out of 5 stars The whole band loves it
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2012
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The first time we used it, was a very easy set up and within the first song I looked around and my 4 other band mates were all grinning ear to ear, pretty good testimony right there. It sounds really good. very happy with the unit. I would of gave it 5 stars easy if it wasn't for what has been already mentioned in most every review, The reason why I gave it 3 stars, because it has the worst power supply connection imaginable, the first time you plug it in you think, man this is gonna break. It's a 4 pin connector, the weakest type there is, it feels like your plugging into a sponge, loosely. I hope someone at Jamhub sees these reviews. I can't believe they would do this to a otherwise perfect product that is worth every penny you pay for it, to bad. they need to retro fit these units.
after a month I have to upgrade my review from a 3 star to 4 star. The unit is really great, great sounding. the power supply might be suspect, but if your careful it should last.
The customer service is excellent, nice guys, said if my unit had a problem they would send me another one for free immediately.
Up to 5 stars because they read this review and contacted me assuring me they have had no issues with the power supply connection and if I should ever have one a replacement was ready.
also you probally will need the headphone extension cables. we gave the ext. control pod to the drummer, everyone else has to move to the unit to adjust their mix. if you could afford it all 7 inputs can get an extension pod so everyone can sit away from the unit, but it isn't needed. keep jammin'
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S. Mazaheri
2.0 out of 5 stars Power cable won't stay in
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2015
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System works well enough, but the power cable will not stay plugged into the unit. It just pops back out. Really shoddy construction.
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Sumit
3.0 out of 5 stars Not a high quality interface, and not very robust
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2014
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I've used this for over 2 years now, and while I was excited just like everyone to get this for silent rehearsal sessions, I've had the opportunity to evaluate this over several practice sessions and compare with other audio interfaces which can do routing. Here's the breakdown:

Good:
> Price, it is the most flexible at doing audio routing at this price level, the no. of input interfaces are quite good, especially when compared with audio interfaces in this price range. This was the most well used piece of equipment by our band, even though it suffers from the limitations below:

Bad:
> Noisy interfaces, this interface cannot be for any serious recordings, it has probably the worst pre-amps out of all the interfaces we own, and the inputs are not consistent. Some are more noisier than the others.
> Flimsy build quality, Cheap plastic construction, not for road and the rubbery surface attracts scratches and dust.
> Heat issue, there is no ventilation mechanism and the interface can heat up to a nice roasty temperature, I had to put it over a notebook cooling pad to solve this issue

Overall, this interface is good enough for jam sessions only, not for recording band demos or other professional work. That said this interface did allow us to to practice a lot more than before, and eliminated any complaints from neighbors. Great for full band jams when combined with an electronic drumkit.

However, after about 1 year of use sitting on a desk (no travel), all channels started experiencing more noise (like a constant bird chirping in the background), but it was not loud enough to interfere with our practice.

After about 2 years, channels 1, 2, 3 are completely dead ! no input or output from these channels are audible, however other channels still work, and it has not affected our band practice.

So, whether I would buy this interface again for $500 if my current one dies out completely, I would've been 50/50 had it not been for the last 2 incidents, but the lack of quality and robustness really tips my judgement to a no. And we're one of those bands which really need a interface like this. And this review is not because of a bad piece, infact I believe that the piece I got was actually better than the average.
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Chris McB
4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent for quiet practice, not for touring...
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2011
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I just had my first band practice with my JamHub GreenRoom, and these are my initial impressions.

Pro(s):

1. It was simple to use, requiring no/minimal use of the "quick start" guide.
2. Practice went later than normal because we didn't worry about the neighbors calling the cops.
3. Once I got the hang of using the levels, then adjusting overall volume, it made for an EXCELLENT mix.
4. The effects were plenty good for practice, and good enough for recording scratch tracks.

Con(s):

1. There is no power button. I'm not sure why this bothers me, but it does.
2. The power cable connector is flimsy and the cable doesn't "seat" well. It comes out far too easily and doesn't really feel like it's in, even when it is.
3. No independent adjustment of effect level per singer. It's not a deal breaker, but I thought I should mention it (see workaround from (4) for why this came up).
4. The stereo inputs require purchasing of at least 2 mono-to-stereo adapters in my case. They're only $3 each, but out of the box, you're not ready to go (you can get around this by mic'ing an amp at low volume and using an XLR input but this defeats the silent practice promise).
5. No ability to modify volume of the singer on channel 1 independent of his guitar. Workaround would be to use an extra input for vocals, but there aren't that many inputs. The dual-knobs would have been nice here.

Verdict:

Buy one. The build quality isn't up to snuff for a $500 item so you may have to treat it with a little extra TLC. I'm just not sure that it will last due to the cheap feeling knobs and flimsy power connector. But... even with the gripes I have, I can still wholeheartedly recommend it. Our practice went smoothly, everybody got their mix, my singer LOVED that he didn't have to yell to hear himself, and I could finally hear the bass without shaking my neighbors windows.
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