I was able to find an Alesis kit and the pads seemed to be like playing on a soft net or something but im told the newer 2 ply Hart heads are better. Anyone whos played these mind giving me some info? The newer Acupads feel solid when you hit them? Or do they give when you hit them like the fish net kind of 1 ply heads used on the Alesis Pro kit? Also do the new 2 ply Acupads have a lot less of a hotspot compared to Roland toms? The Vpro kit i played kind of sucked cause the hits at the center of the head were so unbelivably loud.
DO NOT use symbols in usernames. Doing so will result in an inability to sign in & post!
If you cannot sign in or post, please visit our vBulletin Talk section for answers to vBulletin related FAQs.
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Anyone play the new 2 ply Acupads from Hart?
Collapse
X
-
I too have the 2-ply hart pads. They feel great and do not have any hot spots. Very happy with them. I am still working on dialing in my acusnare though, and also my bass drum will give me a spike of sort (all of a sudden I will get a loud sound) I have been playing with the settings to try to eliminate this, but I have had no luck. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I tried a search on this topic but did not find any answers to this exact problem.
thanks
KurtKurt
Pearl drums converted with hart adc, roland kd7's, pd 120 for snare, various roland rubber pads, hart e cymbals and pads, td8, td6, 2 mackie srm450s and mackie sub. mackie sr 24-4 mixer........and always growing.
Comment
-
Thanks for the reply. I tried changing all the appropriate parameters with little luck.Then I tried a new cord and problem solved.
KurtKurt
Pearl drums converted with hart adc, roland kd7's, pd 120 for snare, various roland rubber pads, hart e cymbals and pads, td8, td6, 2 mackie srm450s and mackie sub. mackie sr 24-4 mixer........and always growing.
Comment
Comment