Millenium Hi-Hat Controller

Millenium Hi-Hat Controller

Great value for your money controller.

Used with both Alesis Nitro Mesh and Alesis Strike Multipad.

I find it a bit more robust and chunkier than the original alesis.

A budget HH controller that does a fantastic job for a simple task (open/close).

Considering purchasing another for back up or triggering other gear.

Compared to it's expensive and well known and reliable competitors, you still can't go wrong for that price.

Ok for the money, better to invest a little more for quality

Suits a kid's set or someone who is just looking for a pedal and plays an odd time for recreation.

Al vergeten @

Deze review komt lang na de aankoop. Aangeschaft om te gebruiken met een Yamaha tafeldrumstel. Heb dit al lang weg gegooid. Teleurstellend.

Wens alleen acoustisch te spelen.

Deze pedaal is wel beter dan het belknopje dat Yamaha mee levert.

Nice product and quality

Overall is what you pay for

It's the cheapest pedal around here, playable and built well. It's sensitive and works well with Alesis Multipad. Comes with cable.

Great Pedal

Really good pedal. At this price point it’s as good as it gets. Have several using them as bass drum, hi-hat & sampler triggers. All work faultlessly.

Nice alternative for Alesis hi-hat controller

Nice alternative for Alesis hi-hat controller

A Hi-Hat controller that delivers - without breaking the Bank!

To give that total playing option this Hi-Hat Controller is awesome!

Good Hi-Hat Controller even for Alesis CompactKit 7

I have been using this hi-hat controller with Alesis CompactKit 7 for over a year and is definitely better than the default controller. It has the right feel although a bit too springy. You also have to make sure to use a mono cable and the right selection switch setting for it to work with Alesis CompactKit 7. It might even work as a base drum pedal but I modified another controller for that.

Useful, cheap and short-living

I am at my 3rd Millenium hi-hat controller ( for my Millenium MPS 200 drum set) and all 3 of them first started emitting sporadic confused noises in their closed position and finally ended up mute and response-less in less then a year (of playing like a few hours a week max ). Considering the low price of the unit, it's not a big issue, however, living out of the EU begets pretty high shipping prices and that's inconvenient. I searched for alternatives in this price range ( Alesi and similar brands) but they all seem of same manufacturing origin and quality, so... I guess that's just an unavoidable consequence when dealing with inexpensive stuff ... so much so that I'm actually thinking of getting my 4th one...