All user reviews for the Ddrum Red Shot Snare/Tom Trigger

Purchased a month ago to install a "real cash" clear 14-inch mesh + skin. All, connected to a module TD3.
The price has motivated my choice. Unfortunately, that is the only highlight for me, big disappointment:

- The design is missed! Indeed, pulling back touches the plate at right angles (see photo): as a result, no place to move the key and then tighten the tie! amazing! I have the force as a nag and find a very fine drum key, the head of the square is now pulling foirée!
- The sensor's sensitivity is very poor. You really hit like a nag for the sensor picks up the shots, it is necessary to adjust the sensitivity of the module to the max, you lose so dynamic, that is all or nothing! ;-( (

Also having problems with the sensitivity version "kick" of the sensor, I think that I opt for another brand (roland. ..?) Or finally give up this tool and use high-end Rolands pads, that is expensive, certainly, but at least we can really play, that is ..... blah OBF!

Hello,

My use for the modules and Roland TD-6 TD-12, standard on toms (12 ", 13", 16 ") with mesh skin, and my house (so" studio ", which does not hit). I possde of Redshot for 8 months.

The construction is actually mcanique summary and trs connector is brutal, but I got it solid.

The implementation does not require prcautions particulires is Designed to withstand high pressures and insensitive to caning.
At the game, the sensitivity for me is excellent, and although the dynamics Submitted on all Diameter. There may be some rglages do to eliminate the double dclenchements (muffle on the threshold rglage skins or mini), but nothing much worse than with pads "official".

I jou before on standard pads yamaha, and triggers with Yamaha DT-20.
Looking back, I will empty the same choice, even for live.