If you are keeping time with hi hat pedal (& not hitting hi hat pad) does it make an audible 'foot splash' sound?
1067629
Yes, the hi hat pedal makes a clear splash sound. I recommend you use a good keyboard amp like a Roland KC-150 for better definition of the "foot splash"
1718630
It does. Like real hats you have to almost do a snap with your foot to get that effect. otherwise you just get a closed ht sound. I haven't tried this with all of the preset kits but I do know that there's at least a couple that have this behavior.
1718631
Yes it does. By the way I have been a drummer my whole life and my wife bought me this drum set and I love it. Very realistic and it has a good feel
1727535
No it doesn't. It would be nice if it did,but it's been great even without them. Our son now 15 months and using since he was 11 months, used to stick his feet in the pedals and squeal but he figured it out (and he could do that even if there were foot rests). He's almost tall enough to use pedals now!
285809
No, played at reasonable sound, but if exceeded " loud" sound play, leakage will occur.
249594
I haven't used it as a hi hat pedal but it would not be very good. A hi hat pedal needs 3 positions, open, closed and half-closed. The pedal only has 2 states.
620997
Depending on how you set it it may make a small noise. Normally though, no.
1074174
No, it is not supposed to make a sound unless engaged. Send it back for another one.
324134
I do hear that noise occasionally, especially if I'm trying to play softly. However, I don't seem to hear it when I use the headphones. So far, it hasn't bothered me much, or else I'm getting used to it.
1253200
HelloSorry late response, it won't give the same sound. It's a real nice drum. Hope it helps
1786350
you might want to try spraying the bolts/screws around the foot pad (where your feet goes on the pedals) with WD 40 ...to stop the squeaks and clicks...that might/should help? where ever you hear sounds coming from...I would spray that area with WD 40...if that dont work there is a phone number of the company that makes the gazelle 1-800-519-8061 they 'might' be able to tell you what the problem might be...
1073015
Yes it does... it sounds like clips taken right from the TV show. I love the bobblehead, except mine is really sensitive, and if you just bumped the desk he was sitting on, the sound would go off.
2098393
Mine doesn't make noise as I'm turning the gears, but if you hit the stops too hard, they'll make a "clunk." I'm not using this on a daily basis, but for the price, it is totally worth it. Works very smoothly in my opinion.
1241168
The smallest little triangle piece is what I use for the high hat. I find that I works the best when the hat is tightend down where you can't use the pedal on it. Otherwise it's still a little loud. The little foam sound block I use to help tie down the base pad cause I couldn't figure out how else to. But after a little bit the pads on the drum heads start wearing out fast. Same with the base drum head, my pedals were almost completely through the foam so I had to tape them up. If you have to option to get different pads I would do so.
1010001
Yes you will hear the pads, I hooked it up to my stereo & play pretty loud with no issues.
1401258
It does make some noise like water hammer after releasing the float. I guess that is not unusual.
1451651
No. After it goes around, the sound changes slightly. It keeps on going, though.
1111851
It colors the tone when engaged, and also adds a bit of noise. Most compressors do. But adding a clean power supply or a noise suppressor will fix that. If I recall correctly, a low output from the pedal results in low noise.
845526
It's got Audio Tap, which is achieved by strumming the guitar as opposed to tapping with your foot. Check out the Users Guide for the pedal, should provide more details. Happy playing!