They look awfully similar, I mean the TP and PD series that is. Which ones are better?
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Difference between yamaha and roland pads
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Originally posted by burnt:
They look awfully similar, I mean the TP and PD series that is. Which ones are better?
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I have played both and the Yamaha pads were a little bit quieter because the rubber seemed to be softer. The piezo mounting plate in the center of the pad is not connected to the bottom shell but suspended in the rubber allowing the plate to be isolated from the shell (push down on the center and see the rubber flex). This probably adds to the quietness of the pad. I have seen a few used Yamaha pads that the rubber was severely dried out and starting to crack open. Roland's rubber seems to be more durable. Roland also offers two different size comparable pads (PD-7/9).
I have had both the 80 and 80s Yamaha pads and still own two of the 80 mono pads I use at home on my TD-6 set.I'm a drummer. I don't play the timpani! Hire a percussionist!!!
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