I'm still looking to piece together a kit to accompany my DrumIt3. I've obviously been mostly eying Roland (PD105, PD125, KD120, CY14C, CY15R and VH12), but I'm wondering about other brands that function well with the Module. I know that the Strike Pro kit is kind of a mixed bag. I'd go that route if I wasnt so unsure about quality. Heard a lot of issues relating to nearly every pad.
But anyone have some positive recommendations that maybe aren't Roland? I'm just hoping to expand horizons.
Thanks.
Hi!
Most brands work with the Three.
Have you seen the compability guide from 2box?
http://2box-drums.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Compatibility-List-.pdf
There some exceptions. The ATV Ad-h14 hh don’t work (but there are solutions for this :-)) ...but all ATV cymbals work great.
Best regards
Anders Gronlund / www.zourman.com
Quote from: ANGR77 on January 20, 2019, 07:06:41 AM
Hi!
Most brands work with the Three.
Have you seen the compability guide from 2box?
http://2box-drums.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Compatibility-List-.pdf
There some exceptions. The ATV Ad-h14 hh don’t work (but there are solutions for this :-)) ...but all ATV cymbals work great.
Best regards
Anders Gronlund / www.zourman.com
Thank you for the reply. I figure that if I stick with Roland, I should be safe. Was just wondering if anyone had any personal experiences with other brands that happen to be good alternatives to Roland.
Yeah you'll be safe with Roland. The Yamaha Pads TP and XP series also work really well!!! Yamaha Cymbals I didn't find as functional. But like the chap above said, most pads will work even if you do have to a little bit of tweaking after finding a trigger type that's close, it's a really versatile module!