JamHubs were created to give musicians the freedom to jam all they want, wherever they want. When you’re jamming, it’s virtually silent to the outside world. Neighbors can’t hear it. Parents can’t hear it. Cops can’t hear it. But for everyone in the band, the experience rocks.

Just pick a color section and plug in your instruments, mics and headphones. Each musician can control their own individual mixes. You’ll hear yourself like never before with amazing new clarity, no more volume wars, and your playing will improve faster. JamHub is also affordable, portable and easy to set up. So now every band can make more music more often.

To experience what it's like to use a JamHub, click the view demo button above and watch the video below.

The JamHub family is patented in the USA and internationally and is a "Registered Design".

Why consider a JamHub?

Being in a band is a blast.  Making music with others, and for others, is as old as recorded history, and music really contributes to life.  However, the complexity and disruption caused by conventional rehearsals can force musicians to stop being in a band, or worse, to never start a band. 

Because being in a band and making music is so much fun, we musicians go to extraordinary lengths to play.  We haul heavy gear, spend hours setting up, spend big bucks on soundproofing, fight with feedback, and deal with limitations like, “It’s 9PM, time to shut down.” 

Why do we put ourselves through all the hassle?  Because music making is FUN!

A JamHub allows you to play more, and it makes rehearsals better.  With a JamHub you are in control of the band. Because you control the volume of the band in your headphones and you control the volume to the world outside, you control how much music you can make in a week. With a JamHub, a band can play from 8PM to 12:30AM in a house full of sleeping people. How do we know? We’ve done it! 

Is a JamHub right for you?

Rehearsing in small space with loud gear is difficult. If your rehearsal space isn't ideal, a JamHub might help you to play more and to get better faster.

Here are a few questions to ask yourself that might help you decide if a JamHub is right for you.

• Do you have limited time and need to make the most of your rehearsals?
• Do you have limited space for setting up and storing PA gear?
• Do you want to start your own band but can’t justify the cost of a full PA, monitors and rehearsal space yet?
• Have you ever had a rehearsal with a volume war?
• Have you ever had a rehearsal with mic feedback?
• Have you ever had a rehearsal where everything sounded muddy and you couldn’t hear very well?
• Is your rehearsal space lacking an acoustically tuned PA, acoustic wall treatment, and a stereo monitor mix for each musician?
• Are you spending money on renting space that you'd rather spend on new instruments?
• Have you ever had a rehearsal or jam that was cut short because it was disrupting others?
• Have you ever cut a jam session short to prevent it from bothering someone else because the sound was leaking out of the room?
• Have you ever had to rehearse vocal parts without instruments because you can’t hear well enough to nail the harmonies?

Do you use acoustic drums? Then a JamHub will still help you to hear better and play longer, though not as quietly.

If you have hand one or more of these problems, a JamHub might be right for you. Check out each of the three models by clicking on one of the systems at the top of the page. Don't forget to grab your headphones and click on the demonstration link and hear what it sounds like to make music with a JamHub.

Playing with a JamHub is a great way to make music. But don't take our word for it, ask one of our owners, or read one of the many testimonials in our forum.