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Hard to guess without any more details, like firmware version, do you run the module in kit or unit mode?, do all triggers have the right settings?, what about the threshold on the pads with problems? -46 or lower Etc...have your module been patched with more memory?

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I think Bengt mentioned that they changed adaptor based on EU regulations...to AC/DC. The story about the old AC/AC adaptor was to cut costs...it was a big difference back in 2009 between the power adapters.

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Hi!

If running the Drumit Five on 1.3.0.3 version it is extremely important to keep it in the "kit" mode...not unit mode. (Which occasionally could cause latency)

I have also noticed if any trigger is wrong configured...like a two zone cymbal is running in the 2box 3 zone cymbal. Or a 2 zone piezo/piezo drum pad is running in a piezo/switch setting...this could also cause nice latency.

I think also the 2box cymbals generally are too hot!

Interesting about the PSU issue...and weak power on stage.

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Hello!

I must claim the opposit situation ... I am only playing with my SDSE converted samples from AD2 instead of the factory samples, which in my ears works better (for me)

The factory samples are more advanced in sampling...these sounds seems to have a sampling structure of a stereo track with all layers times 5. 2box have an internal special software tool to compile theses factory samples. In this tool you also see that the hi-hat sound strucure was enabled for 9 different triggers. This is also what you see on your 2box when dealing with the triggers like the hi-hat...bow is 4, edge is 8 and pedal/chick is 9...

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Hi, I think you are too hard judging Bengt. Would you all have performed better if you got a camera in your face from a sonicstate journalist just walking by your booth...?

Bengt is a living legend and have created fantastic e-drums for decades.

I think with a great price, open sound and trigger system the "Three" will blow the near priced modules to pieces...like TD-11, TD-15 and Alesis will definitely be at risk.

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Hi! The Vh-13 has the same diameter as the vh-12. And as vh-11...

Owning all Roland hi-hats I would say that the vh-13 is more sensitive and have a better feeling. The impedance range is completely changed making it easier to handle. It is more inline with vh-11 and it's settings.

Watching the video with Bengt...I think he got unsure when a camera is apointed to his face and because he is probably mixing it up and is thinking of other future 2box products.  :-)

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It is a Vh-13 on the video. (Not a vh-12)

If i remember it right...the sensivity on the Bell can be adjusted.

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The "Three" worked like charm when I tested it last year with 2box, Yamaha and Roland hihats.

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Anders / www.zourman.com / Great hi-hat conversions for 2box

The three is nice refresh!

There are some new sounds in the box - example - the Simon Phillips samples was announced a couple of years ago...but did never end up as downloads on the 2box site...but now it seems like they are here in the new box!

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Hi! The Geodrum hi-hat which emulates Vh-11 will work great with a Zourman module and 2box.

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Hi!

2box is one of the exhibitors next week during Musikmesse 2017 in Germany.

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Thanks EDTC!

I really like suggestions from users! Good advice! We will see what we can do! :-)

However, I am a bit afraid to add more electronics like LEDs etc on the hi-hat input because it could interfere with the hi-hat functionality. The hi-hat is a bit special how it really works from a electronic standpoint. :-)

More ideas are welcome!


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Zourman Drums introduces models with Virtual Clutch functionality.
The new added virtual clutch models includes support for Roland Fd-X, VH-11 and VH-12 and 2box.

Virtual Clutch is a system where the hi-hat pedal position variable can be set in advance between open/closed. A perfect solution for drummers with double kicks who sometimes need the ability to set the hi-hat in to near closed position. A switch on the front panel will set the Zourman hi-hat module in virtual clutch mode. A potentiometer adjust the open/closed position. One feature is that the pedal will still work as usual when in virtual clutch mode...but will go from the fixed position to closed when pressing down the hi-hat pedal.

Interested? Have a look on http://www.zourman.com

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My states 230V and 1A...which means 230W power consumption..


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Hi!

I made my own for the 2box unit...
http://zourman.com/zourman-drums-ready-for-the-road/

I am not using the 2box pads...only the cymbals which are stored in a suite case.

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