Ddrum vs DrumDial triggers?

[Michael Beechey]

Anyone tried both?..comments re price/value/etc?

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[TAKnipe]

Hi Michael, First of all Welcome to the Forum. I havent tried either but DDrum has a great name in EDrums. I have tried the Rolands and the Pintech's and both performed extremely well. I would also look at Yamaha's line of triggers as they are reasonably priced and perform flawlessly. Tom

[fignewton]

As far as external triggers go, Ddrum is the way to go. The pro line series are built like a tank and bang for the buck the Ddrum RedShots arent too shabby either.

[Hellfire]

Not to confuse things farther but have you looked at Billy Blast triggers?
http://billyblastdrums.easystorecreator.com/images/5%20Pack%20of%20Blasters.jpg (http://billyblastdrums.easystorecreator.com/items/drum-triggers/set-of-five-triggers-blasters-set-of-five-triggers-blasters-detail.htm)
"Blasters" (http://billyblastdrums.easystorecreator.com/items/drum-triggers/set-of-five-triggers-blasters-set-of-five-triggers-blasters-detail.htm)
I have not used them personally but, I have heard of no problems with these triggers. The price isn't bad (considering) either.

[Scorch Whammin]

As far as external triggers go, Ddrum is the way to go. The pro line series are built like a tank and bang for the buck the Ddrum RedShots arent too shabby either.

Agreed!...but only the pro-line series (the ones with XLR outputs)...great triggers and very well made!