Hi electrodrummers, Short introduction about me: After playing African percussion for five years I also started lessons on the drumset a year ago, and I have loved it from the first minute! I almost immediately bought a DTXPress II, and I enjoyed many hours playing with it. I must say that this forum has been extremely helpful in understanding and using the DTXPII!!! My question: I was thinking about expanding the kit with two PCY65S's. Browsing on the Thomann website, I found the Millenium MPS300 kit (http:// www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/ thoiw2_artikel-165007.html?sn=1629ce8e53b7a6f43082f7c32a30a914), a very, very cheap one with real head pads. It's tempting to buy this one instead of the Yamaha cymbals, in particular since a more realistic snare would also be interesting, and with the MPS300 the possibilities are huge (especially in combination with the 'Magic Box'). However, the quality of the MPS300 may be terrible. Browsing on the internet I only found some French descriptions of the pads rather than a review. Summarizing the small discussion on the edrumming.com forum, the MPS300 is produced by Medeli Digital Drums (http:/ /www.medeli.com.hk/products/dd/ index.html#), a Hong Kong company, but no one could report some experiences with it. So the big question is: does anyone have experience with this drum kit, or with another Medeli product? Unless some people have a good review, I will stick to the PCY65S strategy and perhaps buy a better snare in the future. Cheers, Erik Paul
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Millenium MPS300
2004-07-02 by epvk_jahoe
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