Ask Unkie Trunkie IV
#871
Originally Posted by 8D_In_Trunk,Jan 10 2011, 03:40 PM
Probably either working for the Bedford County Sheriff's office, or with any number of charitable organizations.
#874
Originally Posted by WestSideBilly,Jan 11 2011, 05:00 PM
Unkie, do you have any experience with double kick pedals and electronic bass drum triggers?
As far as electronics, Roland is the best both in sound and build, but now having had some seat time with Alesis, I can endorse them as a solid value.
In terms of double-kick technique, you'll want to start moving your rudiments down to your feet.
#875
My POS is an Alesis... Granted it's basically the cheapest possible kit you can have, which is why the bass pedal sucks so hard.
Reading reviews of musical gear is horrible, pretty much every review is "this is the best <> I've ever used" or "this is total crap and a complete waste of money", but I rarely get the sense that most of the reviewers have used more than 1 or 2 different options.
Was looking at a Yamaha double pedal w/ a Roland KD-8 trigger... seems reasonably good without being a huge suck on the wallet. Will check out DW pedals.
Thanks dudes
Reading reviews of musical gear is horrible, pretty much every review is "this is the best <> I've ever used" or "this is total crap and a complete waste of money", but I rarely get the sense that most of the reviewers have used more than 1 or 2 different options.
Was looking at a Yamaha double pedal w/ a Roland KD-8 trigger... seems reasonably good without being a huge suck on the wallet. Will check out DW pedals.
Thanks dudes
#876
Originally Posted by WestSideBilly,Jan 12 2011, 10:59 AM
My POS is an Alesis... Granted it's basically the cheapest possible kit you can have, which is why the bass pedal sucks so hard.
1. swapped out the stock pedal right away
2. Uses it as his electronic set, not as a replacement to acoustic set.
#877
I want a Roland V-drum set in the worst fuggin way, just to have a set in my townhouse that I can rock the hell out on, but in now way is it as fun as playing an acoustic set. Not even close.
Make sure the kick drum triggers down close to the floor and the trigger normally comes with a reverse bend mallet to put into the pedal. I have never had good luck with kick drum triggers that sit up vertical like a real bass drum.
I have not tried Alesis before but I totally trust 8D
Yamaha makes legit stuff. I personally would only buy DW or Pearl pedals.
Make sure the kick drum triggers down close to the floor and the trigger normally comes with a reverse bend mallet to put into the pedal. I have never had good luck with kick drum triggers that sit up vertical like a real bass drum.
I have not tried Alesis before but I totally trust 8D
Yamaha makes legit stuff. I personally would only buy DW or Pearl pedals.
#878
Yeah, I was jizzing over the TD20 until I saw the $7000 price tag.
What do you mean by triggering close to the floor? Seems the point is to have a vertical trigger so the pedal action is identical to a normal bass drum.
http://www.rolandus.com/products/productde...623&ParentId=99
Comparably priced from Alesis:
http://www.alesis.com/realheadkickpad
What do you mean by triggering close to the floor? Seems the point is to have a vertical trigger so the pedal action is identical to a normal bass drum.
http://www.rolandus.com/products/productde...623&ParentId=99
Comparably priced from Alesis:
http://www.alesis.com/realheadkickpad
#879
Well looks like they don't even offer what I was thinkin of now. I personally trust anything Roland makes but what I was thinking of was this older model the KD-7
If you go nuts get one of the V-drum triggers like KD-85 and get real drum type kick response.
If you go nuts get one of the V-drum triggers like KD-85 and get real drum type kick response.