ヤマハ YAMAHA 電子ドラムパッド TP70S

YAMAHA TP65 からアップグレード オープンリムショット、クローズドリムショットに対応し、3ゾーンで異なる打感を楽しめる造り。 打感はTP65と変わらず、あまりバウンドしないゴム製のパッドですが、問題は音。 TP65より内部構造が大きくなっており、中の空洞の音なのか、叩いた際に「ポコポコ」という生音が鳴ります。 DTX400K/430Kユーザーは、TP65より生音が大きいという事を覚悟してアップグレードした方がよいです。 さらに400K/430Kからアップグレードするには専用のホルダー YAMAHA TPCL150 タムホルダー が必須ですのでご注意。

リムショット可能とのことで購入しましたが 叩く場所などで音にムラがあり。初期不良かと思いました。

I just received this in the mail today. Following the instructions in the manual for my DTX400K, this snare integrated perfectly with my kit and worked right from the start. Just don't forget to go into the DTX module's menu and set the snare type to expect the TP70S (it's all in the manual). I use my DTX400K to drive Superior Drummer 2, EZDrummer 2, and Steven Slate Drums 4.0 via MIDI. This snare integrates perfectly with these programs, providing rimshot and sidestick right out of the box. The drumming surface is the same area as the default single-zone snare that came with the kit, but the added rim makes the whole unit larger than the default snare pad. It was a bummer to discover that I needed a new mount for this snare versus the default pad. I got the Yamaha TPCL150 and while the added expense was a downer, this mount is superior to the default one in every way. The default mount is a combination holder for both the snare arm and the hi-hat pad. It seemed that no matter how tight I got that thumbscrew, it would eventually start drooping. I removed the snare arm altogether so now that original mount only holds the hihat, which it is very capable of. Then I mounted the TPCL150 between the original mount and the joint below the control module mount. The TPCL150 holds the TP70S very securely, with more options for position and angle than the original mount. I'm almost as happy about this as I am about having a 3-zone snare! Now I have a left-over single-zone trigger pad. I found that it juuuuuussst fits on the right-hand arm next to the floor tom pad. So now I need to get that upgraded kick pad so I can use its expansion port to plug in my left-over pad!

Thanks!

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1st off - I got the TP70S from Amazon Resale, so it might have been used or a return. The main center section works flawlessly. Both of the rims work, but don't capture all of the hits, and they're kind of picky about getting tapped in just the right spots. I got it for a good price, so am willing to work with it further to see if I can get it performing better.

I bought this as an upgrade to the DTX400K electronic drum kit. It is said to have 3 zones, but realistically, only 2 work there. The regular snare sounds the same as expected, the cross stick is moderately functional but you have to make sure your fingers don't touch the middle zone. The rim shot doesn't function the way as advertised. For a $100 product, I was expecting a bit more. Especially since it requires a tom holder kit that is another $40. If you want to upgrade your DTX-400K, the pedal and kick is something you probably want to look at, I don't consider the TP70S a money worth upgrade for what is costs... The DTX400K itself is phenomenal, I would definitely buy that again also. Xander