Hi guys,
still researching the best options.
anyone have ever tried XM drum pads? they are a taiwanese company
inside they look like this
http://www.mercatinomusicale.com/mm/a_pad-v-drum-elettronica-xm_id5056632.html#pics
and I've spotted this, real cheap
(http://img.mercatinomusicale.com/p_z/91/69/5176991_1493047376.jpg)
thoughts?
never tries one , but looking at the pics , it's a Roland type pad ... should work ok with the drumit5 ...
If you have too much hotspot , you could easily relocate the sensor on the side of the drum , like 2box pads...
Less lovely than the yammy ones , but should be a nice kit ...:)
Quote from: edtc on May 09, 2017, 08:28:52 PM
never tries one , but looking at the pics , it's a Roland type pad ... should work ok with the drumit5 ...
If you have too much hotspot , you could easily relocate the sensor on the side of the drum , like 2box pads...
Less lovely than the yammy ones , but should be a nice kit ...:)
hey thanks again! I'm quite a newbie about e-drums
you know what? I received a message from the yamaha guy and made the payment, the pads are on the way :)
cool ... how much for the kit ?
Quote from: edtc on May 10, 2017, 02:33:44 AM
cool ... how much for the kit ?
I've got:
1 12" kick
1 12" snare
1 12" tom
2 10" tom
For 450 euros plus shipping
These look almost identical to GoEDrum who have a kit like this with "shells" and a cheaper line which are quite thin 10" pads. I've read about comparisons between GoeDrum and XM before too - they may even be the same company. But I bought the pads + rack and have had no real issues. They have side triggers and work fine with my 2Box module as do their rubber cymbal pads.