While I've never had crosstalk problems with mine, the foam deterioration would be my
point of caution. As the foam ages it breaks down terribly. Mine is almost unusable now.
The pads sink deeper into the foam with every hit as it has lost most of its elasticity. It's a
cool piece of gear but I wouldn't recommend it for practical usage applications. And that's
crazy money for a display item.
--- In Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com, Patrice Jacquot <Jacquot.Patrice@...> wrote:
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> This was done for a studio (or travel) use to trigg the SDSV from a
> compact multipad...
>
> Maybe the first multipad in fact...
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> BUT... the Crosstalk beween pads was terrible...(bc of the same
> polycarbonate surface as the original pads...)
>
> so it's a very Nice object, but quite unusable I'm afraid...& still
> this terrible touch as well...
>
> Unless you don't know anything about it & think It will solve all your
> trigging problems ...
> but It might bring some new ones... ;- )
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> I wonder why the seller didn't sell it for £400 ...?... :-))))))
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> Patrice.
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> Le 28 avr. 08 à 19:22, rolandbrenner@... a écrit :
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> > Curious. What was the original application intention for this thing?
> > It looks like it may dub as a non-midi multipad, but seems to have
> > no way of mounting it practically. I must assume it was meant for a
> > tabletop or something? Too bad the sound modules weren't built in as
> > well. - Roland
> >
> > PS - I wonder what customs would think if one were to try and drag
> > this through the airport !!!
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