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  • millenium pads vs roland

    hi

    i saw on www.thomann.de that u can get very cheaper than roland some pads from other manufacturs (like millenium), for your kit, like snares and kicks and i was wondering:

    1.Are they worth it (the difference with roland products is huge !)
    2.Could they be connected with the td-6v module i have
    3.has anyone here tried them is she/he satisfied ?

    how do u explain the price difference (just compare the 12' snares in example to see what i mean)

    thanks
    Ex E-kits:
    ''Lernean Hydra'' ( a bounche of roland pads with a td-6 module)
    ''Lucy'' (Diamond electronic drums with a td-12 module)
    current E-kit
    ''Cherry Gretschy Lady'' (Gretsch Catalina Ash 6 piece A to E kit-Roland td20 module-A to E cymbals)

    A-kit
    " Mrs.Catalina'' (Gretsch Catalina maple 6 piece kit-Paiste signature+Masterwork custom made cymbals)

    check out a few videos http://www.youtube.com/user/hampisdrums

  • #2
    They will work, and you can add mesh heads and rim silencer, but don't expect Roland quality: millenium drums with TD6

    Bruce

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    • #3
      I can't comment on the Milenium pads.

      On rare occasions I will put in a good word for Pintech products. I've been very happy with them and saved some money on them.
      Michael

      TD-12/Gibraltar rack/Pintech Concertcast drums 12" snare, 1 12" tom, 2 10" toms, 8" mesh kick, Visulite cymbals, 14" dual zone crash, 13" hi-hat, 18" 3 zone ride and 2 Dingbats, Roland PM-10, iPod, Zildjian anti-vibe sticks, Roc-N-Soc throne with backrest, Yamaha snare stand, Tama Iron Cobra pedal and HH75W hi-hat stand, Sennheiser HDR 110 wireless headphones. V-expressions 80's and 90's Giggin' Kits and Both Top 50 drummers (hopefully functional soon)

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      • #4
        I think that the newer 12 inch mesh drums are much better quality.n fact Thomman seem to be making alot of gear at the moment (just got the catalogue today). Definately worth checking out I think.

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