I can use this drum whith a double bass pedal ?
761180
Yes sir. I bought a double bass pedal when I ordered mine. Of course, depending on the speed of your kicks, it's hard to hear each one clearly; but that's the kind if thing you can expect surg electronic drums.
761181
Yes but if you play fast on your double pedal you may not hear clearly all the notes on the bass.
1709735
Yes you can, takes just a little practice to get a feel for the snare.... Placement of the drums was important to me, once I got it where it worked the best, we have no problems at all... They sound pretty good too, and takes up a small foot print in the house... Oh when the kids play I can turn down the volume which I really like... Don't cheap out on the amp.... We bought a mid size Ampeg bass amp. and it's perfect... Hope this helps, good luck!
802582
You can daisy chain a second kick pad if you wanted to use two single kick pedals. Now for an accessory cymbal, that you can't unless you want the bass drum to go off when you hit your crash. Hope this helps.
881583
You can use any pedal with any cable with 1/4 jack. These small cables are use if you have more than one pedal so can connect them together one close to the other. Hope it helps!!
1368523
Sorry not familiar with the pedal. I've always used some type of modeling amp and have never needed a pedal for the type of music I play.
1319379
You can buy another pedal and daisy chain it for double bass or buy a kick pad if you have a double. Don't think you can add another hi-hat pedal but you can make rims into remote hi-hats.
2104992
It comes with the kick trigger for the bass pedal but if you're playing a double bass, you'll want to buy a good pad. I recommend the Roland kick pad.
531488
i doubt it!.... its a basic all in one cheap machine limited by what it can do.only a small part of it is the looper itself. i have another dedicated looper also as you cannot have looper and drums together.this was a poor decision by digitech as everyone wants looper/drums together dont they?....but it is worth buying for the drum samples alone although they can only be changed by speed their still very good and unless your a real drums enthusiast they suffice for most people just to jam along to with their guitar thats all this machine really is.. is a bedroom practice machine
1140583
no included pedal, that is sold separately, what you get is only the bass drum head
1056359
As an experienced drummer, I would say that what you do with your hands might be transferrable to a standard kit, but the foot pedals might not be as useful...They do not exactly correspond to the action of a high-hat or bass pedal...You might want to check out 'digital drums' like Roland or other manufacturers carry. They cost a bit more, but have real pedal action, can be used with headphones, and actually ARE a real drum kit.However, if you want to drum and learn, this machine has some great sounds, even has a 'hand drum' setting, and will definitely enable you to practice, and that practice will be useful to a drum student...Hope this helps. As an experienced drummer, I would say that what you do with your hands might be transferrable to a standard kit, but the foot pedals might not be as useful...They do not exactly correspond to the action of a high-hat or bass pedal...You might want to check out 'digital drums' like Roland or other manufacturers carry. They cost a bit more, but have real pedal action, can be used with headphones, and actually ARE a real drum kit.However, if you want to drum and learn, this machine has some great sounds, even has a 'hand drum' setting, and will definitely enable you to practice,... » Read More As an experienced drummer, I would say that what you do with your hands might be transferrable to a standard kit, but the foot pedals might not be as useful...They do not exactly correspond to the action of a high-hat or bass pedal...You might want to check out 'digital drums' like Roland or other manufacturers carry. They cost a bit more, but have real pedal action, can be used with headphones, and actually ARE a real drum kit.However, if you want to drum and learn, this machine has some great sounds, even has a 'hand drum' setting, and will definitely enable you to practice, and that practice will be useful to a drum student...Hope this helps. « Show Less
1971793
I would say either,,my set is a vintage slingerland and I know people with electronic kits,, the pedal is very adjustable so I think u can use it in either application
2097718
Hi, you could but it will sound muddy because there is no tweeter or horn in it. It is meant for a bass guitar. Thanks
765577
You can, and I did for about 2 years. The only thing that may prevent you from doing so is if your kick pad is not compatible with a double pedal (should tell you somewhere in the product info). Mine wasn't at first, (I had a Simmons SDK5) so I purchased a new Roland kick pad that could handle it and it worked fine.
1729364
Any standard single or double pedal will work with this kick pad just fine. I use either my single Tama Iron Cobra pedal or double iron cobra depending on my needs at that present time. *Suggestion* all styles of drumming will work fine. However if you play any extreme or death metal style particularly with blast beats your kick pad will crap out over time if not taken care of.
1448852
you can play any bass guitar with this amp, but it doesn't sound good because this amp do not have much 'bass'.
1971791
Yes. My son uses it on a regular drum set. It is a great pedal, I would definitely recommend it.
1729365
You can use any single acoustic kick pedal. It will not work with a double kick pedal.