Has anybody has experience with any or all of these drums of so how would you rank them and why?
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Drum tec vs jobeky vs diamond
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I use Diamonds and they are superb. There is a thread here, so search for 'official Diamond' to get the fan thread. Jobeky's are popular with many people enthusiastic about them. Dont know about drum tec.TD9+6v with Diamond Electronic pads, and cowbell.
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Owner of a Jobeky, powered with both 2Box and Roland TD-12. Triggering is fine, just a bit hot, but easily solved by tweaking sensitivities. I use the Z-Ed mesh heads, that could be the major are for improvement, as a bit bouncy in my opinion (main concern is on snare, but easy to solve with a DDT or Roland mesh). Finishes are pretty nice and well done. I've got a bunch of Roland PD-125, 105, etc and no major problems to move from there to the Jobeky. Other point that requires a bit of tweaking is kick, as tends to bounce and get kick pedal handling a bit frustrating, but very easy to fix just adding a block of high density foam close to the sensor....
Look on stage is superb, nothing to do with the typical electronic look.....
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I will take sides with Drum-tec, just because...
Not heard much about Jobeky to be honest, but my #1 rank would be hard-fought by either Drum-tec or Diamond. Diamond is more the custom shop, and if I wanted a truly unique instrument, built to my exact specifications, I certainly would go with Dave's.
Drum-tec on the other hand, to the best of my knowledge, is more towards 'off-the-shelf' drumkits - But that would likely be what I will want for a converted A-to-E. If only for bypassing the oh so G.A.S.-inflicting procedure of 'what will I choose...?' a bit when it comes to complete custom-made drums!
Do not forget, Drum-tec's main purpose is being a drum-store! You basically have a 'one-stop-shop' solution for everything 'Electronic Drums' (!!!)
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I mean, just take a LOOK!
Really, what else should I tell you?
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I own a Jobeky Kit (20, 10, 14 and 14 snare) and they are great, once dialled into the module they are a pleasure to play.
The finish is superb, hardware looks great and they appear to be well made. I agree about the bass drum, I put a little foam in there and its brilliant.
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