Yamaha EAD10 Review with SilentStroke & Low Volume 

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This answers so many of my questions. thanks!

Hahaha I'm sold, getting one today

thanks!

Nice Video!!!Curious how these heads trigger with some Rolands RT 30s....

Question, I grew up on acoustic Tama kit played gigs and with several bands for years. I'm torn between trying this and going for the Alesis full kit. What are your thoughts between the 2 to make a better decision?

It feels like with that set up you’d need the snare trigger otherwise it doesn’t work as well as it could? If that makes sense.

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I don’t have a “silent kit”. But you can add 5 extra triggers. And I could imagine that it would do wonders even for a “silent kit” with evening out levels and for a better overall attack. Here’s a sample of triggers “on a normal kit”: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4QYisw0hWN8.html

question, what about rimshot?

That snare sound goes straight through my teeth jeez

Gonna have this same setup soon having trouble with bass trigger actually triggering. Did you guys have this same problem? If so, how did y'all fix it? I've heard stuffing the kick drum full of blankets may help. Thanks. Great video btw not many videos like this around. Very helpful.

Does it still work in a live jam setting?

If it's a stereo mic, I'm guessing it would only record your drums in stereo and therefore you would be able to mix the different parts of the kit down like you would on a multi-mic or even electronic kit set up? Or is the module clever enough to split things up? I ask because I'm considering buying RTOMs and L80s for an acoustic in an apartment but would also like to record my own music. Recoding drums in stereo feels like it's more for demos or just drum cover videos whereas surely you'd need multitrack for a somewhat more professional recording?

Could this be used in a live set up or would the snare and toms need to be triggered?

Are both drum heads Silent strokes or just batter ones?

do you think that the roland tm2 can be connected to this unit ead10?

Hey, i don't know if you still reply but i played on an alesis nitro mesh kit a couple of times, and i can compare the sound levels to this. How loud is this compared to an e-kit? Sorry if i'm rambling, i just don't want to annoy my neighbours and family. Thanks for the help :D

Do I need any trigger besides what's included in the EAD10? I have a practice kit like yours, (Good touch, but nasty sound) and I'd love to trigger the sounds inside the module, but I don't know if I would need a separate trigger for every piece or the Yamaha will "catch" them and trigger the sounds by itself. With just the kick attachment.

is there a limit to the amount of toms or cymbals? my kit has 10 12 14 16fl 16fl 14sn 22 bd 13hh 14hh 16&18crash 22ride 8"splash. seems that the ead10 has only 4 trigger inputs but would the mic pick all those up? thanks for any help anyone might offer!! also which mesh head brand would work best between my two options..remo slientstrokes or RTom LV?

How close is the feel to real actual heads???

The rt30 roland trigger are compatible with ead10?

My next goal is to mind a way to track midi wirh this

hello do you think it can work to hear the sound of the silenced plates type l80 in the headphones ?, or only works on real plates?

Why kind of stand does the module require? Can I use a regular drum stand?

Is there a setting that will give you a real drum sound, I’m not crazy about any of those sounds.

Hi, would this work on Rtom black hole?? Anyone knows?

It works way better if you add triggers to the drums!

Actually I don't really get the sound because the trigger of the ead mic was definetly too high

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I don’t get it. They still sound like practice heads and cymbals just with some cheesey effects added on. Seems like a waste of 500 dollars

Thats still to loud doe

im dizzy and im sitting down. thats a no for me

"Drum DENVER Percussion" is better bro