drumit with ddrum hardware

[Scottie]

I think 30%

The main concern for me is: are the parts strong enough to survive heavy use, live gigs, road travels?
A ''real'' hihat stand and snare stand can be weak, too

All i can say puttenvr is that we have a pre-production kit in the office, that was used at Namm and Musikmesse, spent a week at a retailers and we have been using it non-stop, and it has stood up fine. Infact it is the kit in the ddrum video that i posted. So if the pre-production kit is fine, and the production kits had improvements from that, then you shouldn't have any problems gigging with it.

Thanks
Scott

[roel]

I think 30%

The main concern for me is: are the parts strong enough to survive heavy use, live gigs, road travels?
A ''real'' hihat stand and snare stand can be weak, too

yes if you choose for a lighweight hihat stand and snare stand,but I think if you'll buy a heavy hihat/snare stand you don't have these problems anymore.

[puttenvr]

Lightweight has nothing to do with durability. There are tons of heavy stands which are crap, so don't look at the externalities, only

[roel]

so what's the best solution for this problem in your opinion?

[puttenvr]

First: wait for the software update
and new HH clamp to be released
If you (we all) still need another hihat I would buy a decent Pearl, Tama, Sonor, etc machine
and not only a machine based on the looks

[roel]

I agree about the Hi-hat stand, it doesn't stay straight if you play it for a while. The guys at 2box should add something to keep it fixed in place at the bottom.

Hi thijs

There is a new clamp coming with the next shipment. This will be free of charge to people that have already brought the kit. I will see if i can get a picture for you.

EDIT: Thanks for the translation puttenvr, good to hear that he was happy after a live gig 

Thanks
Scott

So do you have a picture of the new clamp? iam curious.