I'm interested in eCymbals. I've heard a lot of not-so-complimentary things here about the V-Cymbals. I have also heard a few recommendations for better products. I've been to the sites to do a little homework, and here's what I've found:
Hart Dynamics
Their Web site doesn't have any details on their eCymbals II, which are the ones that look like actual cymbals. The regular eCymbals don't look like a great replacment for the standard Roland pads.
Visu-lite
Ride and china are not chokable. Ride requires 2 inputs, even with the TD-10. Also, I don't understand the Studio Series. Same cymbals, different materials?
Pintech
Not enough details about their TC Series Trigger Cymbals on their Web site to make an educated decision. Great price though!
Does this shed any light on who makes the best eCymbals for a V-Pro? It sure doesn't help me a bit. Just gives me a few things to be wary of. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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Reverend Poppy
Hart Dynamics
Their Web site doesn't have any details on their eCymbals II, which are the ones that look like actual cymbals. The regular eCymbals don't look like a great replacment for the standard Roland pads.
Visu-lite
Ride and china are not chokable. Ride requires 2 inputs, even with the TD-10. Also, I don't understand the Studio Series. Same cymbals, different materials?
Pintech
Not enough details about their TC Series Trigger Cymbals on their Web site to make an educated decision. Great price though!
Does this shed any light on who makes the best eCymbals for a V-Pro? It sure doesn't help me a bit. Just gives me a few things to be wary of. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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Reverend Poppy
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