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Note : 8 sur 10
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Published on 01/30/12 at 04:04
Audience:
Beginners
I bought new and I use it for a week.
I had tried two or three other in-store
Goodies:
Strong, easy to assemble, good impression to start. Its not bad but as soon as you plug the USB EZDrummer, it's hard to go back to the original sounds that sound still frankly 80 years.
very good feeling about the game pads.
Snare well done
Cons:
The backlight turns on and off as he wants .... shame about the price.
Pieces of zic to fully train to pick up. Midi sound worthy of the Bontempi organ from my childhood ....
The eighth of the open hi-hat is often stifled in the bass drum strokes, damage to the metal.
Charley pedal not very accurate.
Surface of the pad rather fragile (I have already marked one while traveling.)
In short, much better than the DM6, but I think I will soon regret the € 300 which separates a Roland (not the HD1)
I had tried two or three other in-store
Goodies:
Strong, easy to assemble, good impression to start. Its not bad but as soon as you plug the USB EZDrummer, it's hard to go back to the original sounds that sound still frankly 80 years.
very good feeling about the game pads.
Snare well done
Cons:
The backlight turns on and off as he wants .... shame about the price.
Pieces of zic to fully train to pick up. Midi sound worthy of the Bontempi organ from my childhood ....
The eighth of the open hi-hat is often stifled in the bass drum strokes, damage to the metal.
Charley pedal not very accurate.
Surface of the pad rather fragile (I have already marked one while traveling.)
In short, much better than the DM6, but I think I will soon regret the € 300 which separates a Roland (not the HD1)