I know there are many posts already about the e-cymbals wars. I am about to purchase a set of e-cymbals. Yes, I have read the earlier posts (and, by the way, they are very helpful).
Nevertheless, now that some time has passed, and given the fact that the verdicts were pretty split as to which way to go, are there any further bits of info that would help me decide?
I read the posts about how the v-cymbals are awesome and have tremendous transitional capabilities, then read from another post that they suck. Boy, this makes it difficult for a CPA (especially in the middle of tax season...when my brain is already fried!!)to know what to do.
Anyway, if you have some good info for me, especially you guys out there who have been playing them for quite a while now (and, hence, should have a lot of PRO and CON issues, please let me know.
I am tossed between the Harts and the Roland V-Cymbals.
I have a V-Pro kit now with the V-Cymbal enhanced TDW-1 card (which I will install in a few days).
By the way, just for info, I called Roland and asked if I could buy a TDW-1 with the V-Cymbal enhancement already installed. They said my dealer would have to order it and it would be a crap shoot whether I got one or not since there is a lot of inventory and some of it IS with the enhancement and some in NOT. My dealer (a local store) ordered it from Roland and was told we would NOT be getting one of the enhanced ones, but I could send it back to them for the enhancement (GEEEEEEZ!). When it actually arrived, it WAS one of the enhanced ones (you can tell by the red sticker). Pretty goofy.
Even though you don't hear from me much, I follow this site every week...learn a lot from it. Keep up the good work, guys!
Michael Gordon, CPA (fried brains and all)
Nevertheless, now that some time has passed, and given the fact that the verdicts were pretty split as to which way to go, are there any further bits of info that would help me decide?
I read the posts about how the v-cymbals are awesome and have tremendous transitional capabilities, then read from another post that they suck. Boy, this makes it difficult for a CPA (especially in the middle of tax season...when my brain is already fried!!)to know what to do.
Anyway, if you have some good info for me, especially you guys out there who have been playing them for quite a while now (and, hence, should have a lot of PRO and CON issues, please let me know.
I am tossed between the Harts and the Roland V-Cymbals.
I have a V-Pro kit now with the V-Cymbal enhanced TDW-1 card (which I will install in a few days).
By the way, just for info, I called Roland and asked if I could buy a TDW-1 with the V-Cymbal enhancement already installed. They said my dealer would have to order it and it would be a crap shoot whether I got one or not since there is a lot of inventory and some of it IS with the enhancement and some in NOT. My dealer (a local store) ordered it from Roland and was told we would NOT be getting one of the enhanced ones, but I could send it back to them for the enhancement (GEEEEEEZ!). When it actually arrived, it WAS one of the enhanced ones (you can tell by the red sticker). Pretty goofy.
Even though you don't hear from me much, I follow this site every week...learn a lot from it. Keep up the good work, guys!
Michael Gordon, CPA (fried brains and all)
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