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IM a vdrummer for almost a year and a little of the amazment is wearing off, so now Im starting to get all these crazy what if ideas about the ultimate setups mixing and matching products. By the way I own a hart studio ax kit. So anyone ever put a roland mesh head on a hart acu-pad body? Whats the result? I like the feel of the rolands a little better, the harts are kind of stiff for feel. Id have to have a roland pad, a hart pad and a real drum right in front of me to decide what in my opinion is the most realistic for feel.
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Hmmm. The "real" drum will likely feel realistic. The others might too. Which one is best, is up to you. Hey, that rhymes.Originally posted by svibe:
...Id have to have a roland pad, a hart pad and a real drum right in front of me to decide what in my opinion is the most realistic for feel.
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What I meant to say of the 3 drums I mention,
which of the two v's would simulate the acoustics tension,
Could it be the hart with its double ply mesh,
Or possibly the rolands whos pattends are best,
Never-the-less its a debate I do seek,
If you know the answer dont hesitate to speak.
Know what I mean Jellybean.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by svibe:
Could it be the hart with its double ply mesh
Yes
Or possibly the rolands whos pattends are best
B.S.
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Sorry, couldn't resist. Thanks for being a good sport. I agree with szvook, but feel to you may differ. Hart comes closest IMHO, or at least is easiest to make close with a little effort.Originally posted by svibe:
What I meant to say...which of the two v's would simulate the acoustics tension...
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