Are there particular pads that function best with the DrumIt3?

[nohumanape]

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.

[ANGR77]

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

[nohumanape]

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.

[welshsteve]

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!