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Useful, cheap and short-living
I am at my 3rd Millenium hi-hat controller ( for my Millenium MPS 200 drum set) and all 3 of them first started emitting sporadic confused noises in their closed position and finally ended up mute and response-less in less then a year (of playing like a few hours a week max ). Considering the low price of the unit, it's not a big issue, however, living out of the EU begets pretty high shipping prices and that's inconvenient. I searched for alternatives in this price range ( Alesi and similar brands) but they all seem of same manufacturing origin and quality, so... I guess that's just an unavoidable consequence when dealing with inexpensive stuff ... so much so that I'm actually thinking of getting my 4th one...
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Millenium Hi-Hat Controller
I bought this as a cheap replacement for my broken Roland pedal, as the Roland pedals didn't seem to last very long before they started playing up. This was no different. It was noisy from the start (makes a loud clanging noise!) and feels cheap. It's the same used on Alesis elec kits and that says it all for me: made to a budget.
It broke within a year and I haven't even bothered to try to fix it - far too noisy and inefficient.
If you have a roland kit avoid these and go for a proper Roland replacement. They're more expensive but worth it!
Someone really needs to come up with spare parts for Roland kits that are affordable, as Roland must be making a fortune on their (in my opinion) overpriced parts!
It broke within a year and I haven't even bothered to try to fix it - far too noisy and inefficient.
If you have a roland kit avoid these and go for a proper Roland replacement. They're more expensive but worth it!
Someone really needs to come up with spare parts for Roland kits that are affordable, as Roland must be making a fortune on their (in my opinion) overpriced parts!
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Great for its price!
I use it with the Yamaha DTX Multi 12, and it does its job very well. It would be even better to have control over the HH (not just open/closed), but for what you pay it's very good already.
Pros:
- Cheap
- Feeling
- Sticks to the floor
Cons:
- No height controllability
Overall, great pedal!
Pros:
- Cheap
- Feeling
- Sticks to the floor
Cons:
- No height controllability
Overall, great pedal!
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Kupil sem za Yamaho DD65.
Ta Hi-hat je popolnoma kompatibilen z Yamaho DD65, ob pravilni ter normalni uporabi je hi-hat dovolj tih ter tudi igralen, če se izdelek uporablja za kar je namenjen je tudi zelo kvaliteten, torej ne bomo z njim razbijali orehe, za to ceno tudi presega svoja pričakovanja, vredno nakupa.
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Works with Millenium MD-90
It will work a Millenium MD-90 as hihat and kick pedal, but you must use regular tip/sleeve cable and not TRS. Having said that, it works really well! The pedal itself is a bit noisy imo, but acceptable.
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Excellent item.
Bought this a few years back and it served me perfectly until I sold the drum kit a few weeks back. Never failed once. Solid construction, triggered every time
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Overall is what you pay for
It's the cheapest pedal around here, playable and built well. It's sensitive and works well with Alesis Multipad. Comes with cable.
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It works on Alesis DM6
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Great Pedal
Really good pedal. At this price point it’s as good as it gets. Have several using them as bass drum, hi-hat & sampler triggers. All work faultlessly.
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Al vergeten @
Deze review komt lang na de aankoop. Aangeschaft om te gebruiken met een Yamaha tafeldrumstel. Heb dit al lang weg gegooid. Teleurstellend.
Wens alleen acoustisch te spelen.
Deze pedaal is wel beter dan het belknopje dat Yamaha mee levert.
Wens alleen acoustisch te spelen.
Deze pedaal is wel beter dan het belknopje dat Yamaha mee levert.
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