Showing posts with label boss metronome. Show all posts
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Friday, September 14, 2012

HQ 12 Inch Practice Pad Review

HQ 12 Inch Practice Pad
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This pad is HUGE... get the 6 inch one. It will weigh you down otherwise. You wouldn't believe how heavy the 12 inch pad is. Also extremely not portable. The 6 inch one is the perfect size.
Aside from that, the two different sides are awesome. One is silenced and easy to bounce on, and the other one is better for cleaning up your playing and is a little louder. I also like how it has no rim like my piece of junk old practice pad.
Get the 6 inch version of this and you won't be sorry.

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Saturday, July 21, 2012

Boss DB-60 Dr. Beat Metronome Review

Boss DB-60 Dr. Beat Metronome
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If you are looking for a cut-down version of the Boss DB 90 Dr. Beat Metronome that is easier to take with you in a pocket, then this is for you. It keeps many of the most essential features that made Dr. Beat metronomes the best on the market years ago, and is much smaller and more portable.
However, there are compromises: the volume controls for the beat divisions, bar line accents and overall volume control are very limited four-step controls (off, quiet, medium, and loud) controlled by successive presses of a button. This is not nearly as flexible or convenient as the sliders on the DB-90. Moreso, the tempo is controlled by a button, which must be pressed once for EACH beat per minute (bpm) of tempo change, which makes any significant change of tempo laborious. You can use the tap function to get an approximate tempo, and then dial it in one bpm at a time after that, but that is still frustrating compared to the wheel on the DB-90. Also, the maximum volume, though reasonable for a small metronome, is still limited compared to its big brother.
Overall, I'd say this is one of the best small metronomes on the market, but if the size isn't an issue, the DB-90 is well worth the extra money for flexibility, ease of use, and the many additional features. For the serious musician looking for a serious metronome, I recommend Boss DB 90 Dr. Beat Metronome. For those who already have a DB-90 and are looking for a more portable version of it, this DB-60 is a great choice.

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Sunday, April 15, 2012

Boss DB90 Dr. Beat Metronome Review

Boss DB90 Dr. Beat Metronome
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When my decades old Seth Thomas metronome sprung its spring, it was time to move in to the new century. Based on multiple reviews of this instrument and others, I opted for this (and I got the power supply, too, to save batteries). Even though I have not yet used all of the powerful features of this metronome, I love everything about it thus far. It is easy to use. It adjusts in multiple ways, making it fully adaptable to the way and volume level that works best for me to hear and keep the beat. After only a couple of times, I found that I can easily make any adjustments with one hand - not needing to wrangle with the metronome in order to get the setting I need. And I love the "tap" feature that lets me choose the tempo without dialing to the exact beats per second setting. I would highly recommend this fine instrument to any one who is serious about practice.

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Monday, February 27, 2012

Pearl M1440102 Snare Drum, 14-inchx4-inch, 6 ply Maple Review

Pearl M1440102 Snare Drum, 14-inchx4-inch, 6 ply Maple
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I bought this snare elsewhere, and when I saw this price, I choked!!!!
It is a beautiful drum. The maple shell gives it warmth, but at the same time, if you hit it at the right spot (jus a little off center) you get an astonishing metallic "pop" very much like a Djembe drum.
I am a studio musician in Mexico City, and the sound in recordings is present and fulfilling! I would recomend this unique snare for anyone looking for a backup in those special situations, or for everyday use when you need your snare to say "I`m here!!!!!"

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