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Hervido « It does! »
Published on 07/06/12 at 15:20How long you use it? About a year and a half
What is so special that you love the most, least?
The look, sound, touch, the gameplay ... I wanted an electronic drum so I can train without interfere, but with real drum sounds ... There, it is quite realistic (more so than you would find the same price in competition). All cymbals are multi-zone, all the toms have a detection of the rim, there is a real charley .... brief ca is closer to acoustic drums than anything I could try until then.
The bonus is the separate outputs, which I intend to use incésemment records!
NB I hesitated a lot before buying it because I had read bad reviews on this charley drumkit. I've decided that after having tried in stores. The charley in very well until recently, and it triggered the relaxation of the pedal. After searching a bit, I just physically re-set the cymbal to make it a little farther from the sensor in the open position, and in the module, I programmed the detection of closed position with the foot flat pedal (rather than heel lifted). For over problem .. a real treat!
What is so special that you like least?
The internal memory is limited to 4GB. It would have been nice to have a card reader for example to access more sounds, more of mp3 support etc..
Did you tried many other models before buying it? How would you rate the quality / price? With experience, you do again this choice? ...
I played before for about a year and a half and still plays occasionally on an equivalent TD12KX (purchased separately modulus, vh11, the barrels with mesh skin etc..) Who came back just cheaper. The Roland is also a good drumkit, but much less playable (fewer zones cymbals, no detection of rim on the toms, and a large hotspot in the middle of the snare drum that is personally what bothers me the most). I do not regret at all to be spent on 2box! It surpasses anything I've tried so far in store in the same price range. The only one that I liked is the MarkDrum YES1, I had the opportunity to try in a store. Loading time kits very long, otherwise very nice (I mean by that ca approximates the acoustic sound and playability, the qualities I look for. If you love the most electros kits or special effects, is Roland a better ...)
What is so special that you love the most, least?
The look, sound, touch, the gameplay ... I wanted an electronic drum so I can train without interfere, but with real drum sounds ... There, it is quite realistic (more so than you would find the same price in competition). All cymbals are multi-zone, all the toms have a detection of the rim, there is a real charley .... brief ca is closer to acoustic drums than anything I could try until then.
The bonus is the separate outputs, which I intend to use incésemment records!
NB I hesitated a lot before buying it because I had read bad reviews on this charley drumkit. I've decided that after having tried in stores. The charley in very well until recently, and it triggered the relaxation of the pedal. After searching a bit, I just physically re-set the cymbal to make it a little farther from the sensor in the open position, and in the module, I programmed the detection of closed position with the foot flat pedal (rather than heel lifted). For over problem .. a real treat!
What is so special that you like least?
The internal memory is limited to 4GB. It would have been nice to have a card reader for example to access more sounds, more of mp3 support etc..
Did you tried many other models before buying it? How would you rate the quality / price? With experience, you do again this choice? ...
I played before for about a year and a half and still plays occasionally on an equivalent TD12KX (purchased separately modulus, vh11, the barrels with mesh skin etc..) Who came back just cheaper. The Roland is also a good drumkit, but much less playable (fewer zones cymbals, no detection of rim on the toms, and a large hotspot in the middle of the snare drum that is personally what bothers me the most). I do not regret at all to be spent on 2box! It surpasses anything I've tried so far in store in the same price range. The only one that I liked is the MarkDrum YES1, I had the opportunity to try in a store. Loading time kits very long, otherwise very nice (I mean by that ca approximates the acoustic sound and playability, the qualities I look for. If you love the most electros kits or special effects, is Roland a better ...)