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  • #2
    What type pads do you have, That will make a big difference to what brand module you will need that will work best for you.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by yzf125
      What type pads do you have, That will make a big difference to what brand module you will need that will work best for you.
      I made my own pads. triggered some old shells and put mesh heads on them.

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      • #4
        Just for fun, you could go with a used Roland TD4 or Yamaha DTX500/502.

        Can be had between $200 to $300. I believe they have 3 or 4 position on HH controller.
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        • #5
          Yamaha's DTX502 has chick, splash, closed, semi-open, and open in the module and allows for full cc control with VSTs.
          Yamaha DTX502 module, Gretsch/Tama shells (K18"/S14"/HT12"/FT14"), 682Drums white mesh heads, Triggera Intrigg triggers, RHH135, PCY155, PCY135 x2, Pearl Eliminator single pedal, and an assortment of hardware and muffling

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          • #6
            Yamaha 502 is probably the best bang for the buck module out there. RMC Audio has them for $200 shipped.

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            • #7
              A quick scan of ebay shows a td-6v at $61 with 15 hours to go. Might be able to get that cheap.

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              • #8
                Would an Alesis Trigger IO suit? Would need to use it to trigger software VST, but they work pretty well from what I've heard.

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                • #9
                  Welcome to the forum, Brad!

                  I would like to recommend the DTX-502 as well - because it is the most current of the bunch.
                  If you prefer to buy second-hand though, you can't go wrong with a used TD-4 or a used DTX-500 module.


                  Happy bargain hunting!


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                  • #10
                    The TD6V is pretty good in my opinion. A few years ago they would go for $200 used on eBay, but sounds like they might be cheaper now. I have a TD9 and a TD6, and was impressed with what the little TD6 could do, and I think the user interface is pretty good as well. Lots of decent trigger adjustments available, and the sounds are good.
                    Yamaha DTX-502 / (3) PCY155 Cymbals / HH65 HH Pedal
                    Roland KD-9 Kick / DIY Snare (1 zone with DTX...)

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by perceval
                      Just for fun, you could go with a used Roland TD4 or Yamaha DTX500/502.

                      Can be had between $200 to $300. I believe they have 3 or 4 position on HH controller.
                      The DTX500 doesn't have variable hats.
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by perceval
                        Just for fun, you could go with a used Roland TD4 or Yamaha DTX500/502.

                        Can be had between $200 to $300. I believe they have 3 or 4 position on HH controller.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by perceval
                          Just for fun, you could go with a used Roland TD4 or Yamaha DTX500/502.

                          Can be had between $200 to $300. I believe they have 3 or 4 position on HH controller.

                          I am glad to read this. I upgraded from 500 to 700 just for that reason. There was no 502 at the time. So 502 sounds like a bargain for the original poster.
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                          • #14
                            I loved my TD-6, nice little module. DTX 502 is good also. How about some pics of your DIY shells?
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