Drumtec Groove Bar & Dot Review

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

Комментарии • 48

  • @Benni.J
    @Benni.J Год назад +2

    Drum tec is a German company and I live only a few kilometers away. It's heaven for all e-drum fans.

  • @daltonidaho
    @daltonidaho Год назад +2

    Thanks Justin for always providing balanced reviews even when products are provided to you by the manufacturer. I feel I can trust your opinions.

  • @360.Tapestry
    @360.Tapestry Год назад +5

    for those prices, you could probably pick up complete drum pads/shells on the used market

  • @eunaosabiamaseufiz
    @eunaosabiamaseufiz Год назад +2

    Thanks a lot for the inspiration. I converted my drums. They turned out great.

    • @johndef5075
      @johndef5075 Год назад +1

      I just did too and really like it.

  • @fuzzypoet1018
    @fuzzypoet1018 9 месяцев назад

    I sold my TD11KV and upgraded to DrumTec Diabolo shells with a Sonar Real Feel snare. Even playing on the older Diabolo's, there's no going back to a non-wood shell. They trigger perfectly using the Roland module, and they look great.

  • @itsgmani
    @itsgmani Год назад +1

    Very cool. I do think when they release their new designs it would be my first choice for an a to e but until then I’m still happy with jobeky triggers.

  • @482jpsquared
    @482jpsquared Год назад +2

    Drum-Tec should sell a three-pack of Groove Dots along with a three-way splitter to connect them all together (wired in series) to one output connection to allow DIY conversions to perform like ATV, EFNOTE and Roland three-trigger designs. I did my own DIY with GoEdrum side mounts and Quartz Percussions triggers and it works amazingly well. Having a one-stop provider would have been my preferred option.

    • @Stoovey24
      @Stoovey24 9 месяцев назад

      Shouldn't they be wired in parallel?

  • @mikeydreadmastalski4345
    @mikeydreadmastalski4345 Год назад

    Great review! Was thinking about getting groove dots. I saw on the Drumtec
    website that lemon is making certain cymbals for them

  • @drummermomcjs
    @drummermomcjs Год назад +1

    I love your e-gear reviews. I find them most helpful. Thanks Justin for another great video.

  • @KingClashMedia
    @KingClashMedia Год назад +1

    Hey, which module did you use with these triggers? And are they easy to set up? Thanks! Great channel, superb reviews and clips! 👍

  • @482jpsquared
    @482jpsquared Год назад +3

    About those bracket slots, it's not just going to affect "international customers". It's going to affect any customer with drums that have larger lug screws. Drum-Tec should definitely provide brackets with slots that fit ALL drums - USA-made or not. Perhaps Sonor (their shell supplier) uses smaller lug screws?

    • @BFedie518
      @BFedie518 Год назад +2

      Justin's drum shells are Sonor, so if that's the case they would fit.

    • @482jpsquared
      @482jpsquared Год назад

      @@BFedie518 Great point! I forgot about that.

  • @stevengonzalez4111
    @stevengonzalez4111 Год назад

    Awesome, informative review as always sir. Wondering how good are those triggers for distinguishing head from rim. I have a PD-85 paired with the TD-50X, and the PD-85 is having issues distinguishing head from rim. I’ve already tried adjusting the sensitivity and all the other settings but no difference. So, now I’m seriously considering a third party option for an 8” pad. Thanks my brother

  • @brenootranto9813
    @brenootranto9813 Год назад +3

    How do you feel the jobeky 4-spoke trigger stacks up to this one? Is it worth paying almost 4 times more?

  • @stevebuset1896
    @stevebuset1896 Год назад

    It would be nice if you could use any drum head with triggers besides mess etc. especially with toms .

  • @wesgunst3829
    @wesgunst3829 Год назад +2

    When ordering my 3 ply realfeel heads, Drumtec recommended to not use side mounted triggers as they don’t work as well with those heads. Did you try the groove dot with both 2 and 3 ply heads and notice a substantial difference in sensitivity?

  • @ChristophSeider
    @ChristophSeider Год назад

    I think I will check out the new pro series at drum-tec HQ soon. I am very curious about the new trigger and if there is a difference to the old pro series.

  • @heloyou2b
    @heloyou2b Год назад +3

    how about comparison them to jobeky triggers?)

  • @johndef5075
    @johndef5075 Год назад +1

    I made my own snare with a Convertible Percussion trigger. Works great with my td20 and VERY affordable compared to these.

  • @willmce4015
    @willmce4015 Год назад

    What do you think to Roland’s much anticipated new td02 line?

  • @ZaxDrumsGolfandMore
    @ZaxDrumsGolfandMore Год назад

    Very good review Justin!! 🥁👍😀

  • @johntherat339
    @johntherat339 Год назад +3

    Interesting but way too pricey. I wonder how these compare to the new Jobeky 2.0 triggers

  • @giannispan8129
    @giannispan8129 Год назад

    Hello buddy! Which drumtec new triggers do you recommend for 20" bass, 10", 12" toms and 14", 16" floor toms?

  • @Derfen81
    @Derfen81 Год назад +2

    I’ve always like drum tec but that’s pricey for re doing 7toms 2 snares 2 bass drums

  • @rory-mcnamara-photography
    @rory-mcnamara-photography Год назад +1

    Can the centre mounted triggers be used with regular heads instead of mesh heads? Or will it muffle the acoustic sound too much. I'm thinking from a live performance aspect to have best of both like you can with rim mounted triggers.

    • @MatdrumsTV
      @MatdrumsTV Год назад +2

      Here is the demo of groovebar & groovedot with acoustic heads: ruclips.net/video/Doo_y4sU0ac/видео.html

    • @rory-mcnamara-photography
      @rory-mcnamara-photography Год назад +1

      @@MatdrumsTV thank you 🤘🏻

  • @tylerhill6706
    @tylerhill6706 5 месяцев назад

    Does the groove dot dual zone pick up side stick and rim shots?

  • @OthonasDrums
    @OthonasDrums Год назад

    Hey Justin you havent mentioned if the rimshots/rim clicks work well with these triggers

    • @65Drums
      @65Drums  Год назад +1

      Yes it works as it should

  • @kierenmoore3236
    @kierenmoore3236 Год назад

    So, is the furthest e-cymbal from you your Ride, and the rest (other than the HiHats obviously) Crashes?

  • @eugenejakovlev3918
    @eugenejakovlev3918 11 месяцев назад

    Side stick works with groove bar?

  • @asbjoernandersen4875
    @asbjoernandersen4875 Год назад

    That is an expensive price tag. I also kinda feel like the design is a bit outdated as the three-piezo side-mounted triggers seem more optimal avoiding hot-spotting and getting good trigger response.

  • @CWL-px4pu
    @CWL-px4pu Год назад +7

    Very likely that the screws are in centimeters instead of inches.

    • @maddo7192
      @maddo7192 Год назад

      Yes, we use the metric system in Germany ✌

    • @hl6142
      @hl6142 Год назад +2

      You could see it in the video. M5 does not fit. Yes, most likely it will be metric but fits only for M4 and smaller

  • @djashjones
    @djashjones Год назад +1

    Drum-tec PRO 3 is more expensive than Roland's VAD series

  • @paddymackinnon8226
    @paddymackinnon8226 7 месяцев назад

    I just converted my own kit. Total cost. £200.

  • @jezusmylord
    @jezusmylord Год назад +1

    200 euros is a really steap price to be honest.

  • @CanadianTexaninLiguria
    @CanadianTexaninLiguria Год назад

    Drumtec=German, Sonor= German. They should fit.

  • @drummingwithleo
    @drummingwithleo Год назад

    It doesn't matter if you add more cymbals or drums or even the quality sound , the thing is how you play the drums, skill and technique is the secret, enjoy while drumming and have fun

  • @sridevineni9095
    @sridevineni9095 Год назад

    No way this gets pinned.
    See the comments of the last video to no what I am talking about

  • @Rhythmic1
    @Rhythmic1 Год назад

    I had the metric screw size problem installing internal triggers on my DW's. I bought a dremel to widen the slot. That was quite an expensive fix! But my question is do these work with acoustic heads as drum-tec claims? I'm setting up a hybrid kit and if that is the case I would prefer internal triggers to external. I have doubts that they would be easy to set up with mylar heads.