Hi Everyone,
First post here.
I'm new to drumming, although I have been playing other instruments for the last 20 years or so.
Lately I've been looking for an electronic set for practice purposes. It should be as close as possible to an acoustic; I'm particularly interested in realistic feel -- sounds are less important to me since I don't record and won't gig with it. Other features, such as built-in songs and stuff, are even less important.
My budget doesn't allow me much freedom of choice -- I can get a TD9-KX, which sounds fantastic to me, but I'm not sure about the feel.
Lately someone suggested me a used TD10, with all mesh pads (PD120, 3*PD100, mesh kick (dunno which one)) as well as CY-14 and CY-15 cymbals. It'll cost a little more than a new TD9KX, but maybe I can push my budget a little more for this.
What do you guys think about such an option? Is the TD10 obsolete compared to a newer module, or can still be used? Can you think of cons & pros for such a deal?
Thanks in advance,
abe
First post here.
I'm new to drumming, although I have been playing other instruments for the last 20 years or so.
Lately I've been looking for an electronic set for practice purposes. It should be as close as possible to an acoustic; I'm particularly interested in realistic feel -- sounds are less important to me since I don't record and won't gig with it. Other features, such as built-in songs and stuff, are even less important.
My budget doesn't allow me much freedom of choice -- I can get a TD9-KX, which sounds fantastic to me, but I'm not sure about the feel.
Lately someone suggested me a used TD10, with all mesh pads (PD120, 3*PD100, mesh kick (dunno which one)) as well as CY-14 and CY-15 cymbals. It'll cost a little more than a new TD9KX, but maybe I can push my budget a little more for this.
What do you guys think about such an option? Is the TD10 obsolete compared to a newer module, or can still be used? Can you think of cons & pros for such a deal?
Thanks in advance,
abe
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