Hart and TD-10?

[Blacksmith Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Blacksmith]

Anyone using a Hart Studio BX kit and a Roland TD-10? I need to know if it is as "plug and play" as with the V-drum kit. Thanks.

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Black

[puttenvr Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close puttenvr]

It's never plug and play. You always will have to adjust the trigger settings and experiment with it until you have the correct ones.

[[email protected] Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close [email protected]]

I am using the Acupads and a td10, just as the other guy said...minor trigger adjustments, but they seem to work well, I am 2 years with mine and still pleased

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Rob

[cliff Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close cliff]

If you use Roland pads with the TD 10 you can plug and play. The term used to describe this is "turn key".

[Blacksmith Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Blacksmith]

Thanks for the replies. I am ordering a Hart Studio BX Classic with a TD-10 or a Yamaha Extreme brain next month. I have to figure out if the Yamaha has better "acoustic" drum sounds.

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Black

[rudi-mint Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close rudi-mint]

blacksmith:

If you get the yamaha be sure to let us know how it sounds, I would also like to know how it works with the hart pads.

good luck!

Kurt

[Eric Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Eric]

Originally posted by Blacksmith:
I am ordering a Hart Studio BX Classic with a TD-10 or a Yamaha Extreme brain next month.

Are you ordering a Classic or a Series X? Just incase you didn't know, the Classic has the mylar heads and cannot pickup the positional sensing of the TD10. The Series X have the "Kontrol Screen" and can pickup postional sensing.

[Blacksmith Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Blacksmith]

You are right. I meant the Series X. I have owned this kit before with the DMPRO brain by Alesis. Hart has a Studio BX with "Hartware" that is heavy-duty sh#! Real bang for the buck at $1800.00. The works.
Let me know if anyone gets a Yamaha DTExtreme brain.

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Black

[Redline Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Redline]

Originally posted by Blacksmith:
Real bang for the buck at $1800.00. The works.

Hey, they have it at Riks Music for $1769. You might also want to try "SEP" or "Drumworld" they may even beat that price.

[Blacksmith Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Blacksmith]

Thanks man. I will probably go with musiciansbuy.com. They have been good to me in the past.
Free shipping, etc.


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[Eric Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Eric]

Originally posted by Blacksmith:
Hart has a Studio BX with "Hartware" that is heavy-duty sh#! Real bang for the buck at $1800.00. The works.

The Hartware is their stainless steel rack system. The studio does not come with stainless steel racks. It also only comes with the matte black finish and no pro bass drum.

Drum World also ships for free and they will beat anyones price. Jim is the man!