Goedrum GHC Electronic Hi-Hat Controller
Key features
- •Sensitive Motion Sensor
- •Open, 1/2 Open, 1/4 Open, Close
- •Variable Resistance
Goedrum GHC Electronic Hi-Hat Controller
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Customer Reviews
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Works almost as expected and very pleased overall
Eddy Hicks•August 19, 2017
I expected it to have a slightly sturdier feel but the product works well so far. I would also like a definitive description that states cable type. I have tried TS and TRS cables and not sure which this is intended for. I 3d printed a stabilizer to make it sturdier at the base and then placed it on top of a traditional high hat stand. I then made an adapter to attach my electronic high hat pad to the stand that keeps it from rotating. The combination works great. The only real downside functionally is that without a bottom "cymbal" there is nothing to stabilize the pad when it's down in closed position so it doesn't "feel" closed... the way a traditional pair of high hats would. This device needs wings or a shell to support the pad when it's closed, more like their full approach that they sell, but this was the relatively low cost improvement I was looking for. If it had a way for the hat to feel closed it would save me the trouble of having to make something, but it would also cost what they're charging for their full pad and controller combo so no real complaints :-)
Lower cost than using complete VH -11
James J. Marino•July 20, 2017
Works as good as Roland's, except the base is plastic. The issue is more how to use it on a stock hi-hat. You can buy a VH 11 with chock or CY 5 for a bunch less money. Problem is that both chicks have a short screw for their rack mounts. So you can use the top of the chock but the bottom non rotating chock pice needs a piccolo snare size bolt.
Good solution for short money!
POWERSHACK•March 4, 2017
For the price tag it works great! If you don't have the cash to plop down on a Roland VH Hi-hat. This works surprising well on an old acoustic hi hat stand I had collecting dust. It's not perfect but with a little effort messing with edrum controller and mounting your hi hat cymbal to the stand. It gives you the ability to use the hi hat as a normal hi hat. The only thing I don't like and have to work on is it spins when playing it. Need to figure away to keep it from spinning. But, I do like it and do recommend it and I would buy it again. It got here earlier than expected and arrived in good condition.
Works as expected
Jerome Phiffer•February 26, 2017
I use this on my Roland TD-3 module and it works great. I don't really have much basis for comparison, but it definitely beats the hi-hat pedal that comes with the TD-3 and 4.
Five Stars
Paul Waisbrot•December 18, 2016
Works great with TD-9...
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