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    Aquarian Onheads A++++++++

    Buy Aqaurian onheads and use with quality Roland modules and cy- cymbals. Forget everything else you think you know about electronic drums. If you play in a small band in small clubs or venues under 300 people your done! you can practice with low volumes for your band and you can practice late at night in your home by yourself. You can rock out on stage(use in ears for a monitor and quality pa with 18" subs and good tops). Oh ya and Aquarian (Chris)helped me with one issue and I will always appreciate how professional they are. This is one great company

    Trying to figure out this DITI stuff now. I am interested in the learn portion but am confused about certain cables needed and a module or the VST. Seems like a lot of extra. I am into easy peasy with flawless set up and easy tear down. more later
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    Thanks red, I've been thinking about trying them so good to hear a positive review.
    TD50 Digital Pack, TD30 and TD9 Modules, custom made pads, Gen16 crashes, and hats plus a few other things that I'm not sure what to do with or why they're still in my kit. Bands: Espada http://www.musicaespada.com/ and JamCo https://www.facebook.com/JamcoEntertainment, https://www.jamcoband.com/

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    • #3
      Reviewed in full in digitalDrummer.
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      • #4
        I'm interested in one of these for my bass drum (20"). I'm always looking for a more natural feel on the kick.



        Last edited by bud7h4; 11-23-14, 07:32 AM.
        TD-30 module, PDP A2E (22, 16, 14, 12, 10), Quartz triggers,
        VH11 hi-hat, PD125 (snare), Roland cymbals, Peavey KB4 monitor, Audio-Technica ATH-M50
        Axis A21 Sabres, Axis A Longboards

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        • #5
          Originally posted by bud7h4 View Post
          I'm interested in one of these for my bass drum (20"). I'm always looking for a more natural feel on the kick.


          The trigger for the kick is just a Piezo type trigger, not FSR like the other On Heads.
          Last edited by JmanWord; 11-23-14, 01:44 PM.
          I could tell you where to stick that piezo! ;)
          Stealthdrums.com Mega Kit: Pearl Mimic Pro ,2Box modules,drums and cymbals too many to count. VST quality sounds directly from the Mimic and custom sounds loaded into and played directly from the 2Box modules. Visit me anytime at: http://stealthdrums.com/

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          • #6
            These still need the inBox for rim triggering to right?
            8 piece DIY Acrylic, 2x2Box DrumIt5, Gen16 4xDCP, DIY Acrylic&Gen16 Conversions, Sleishman Twin-QuadSteele hybrid, Gibraltar&DrumFrame rack, DW9502LB, Midi Knights Pro Lighting
            http://www.airbrushartists.org/DreamscapeAirbrushRealm

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            • #7
              Originally posted by fulrmr(Daniel) View Post
              These still need the inBox for rim triggering to right?
              It seems so: http://www.alternatemode.com/cart/in...ow&ref=rimshot


              I could tell you where to stick that piezo! ;)
              Stealthdrums.com Mega Kit: Pearl Mimic Pro ,2Box modules,drums and cymbals too many to count. VST quality sounds directly from the Mimic and custom sounds loaded into and played directly from the 2Box modules. Visit me anytime at: http://stealthdrums.com/

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              • #8
                No, I have tested this - the kick triggers can be connected directly into a module - Roland, 2box, whatever. They have a 1/4" female jack.
                Same goes for the rimSHOT (but that needs a 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter).
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