Millenium MPS-200 Mono Cymbal Pad Reviews

Mono Cymbal

Just what i wanted a cymbal that looks like a cymbal

Does the job & is very cheap - Perfect.

I'm a drum teacher in Primary schools in the UK and teach on an electronic kit, and teach over 60 kids a week. Needless to say my kit takes a real battering, hence why I needed a replacement cymbal.

This cymbal was the cheapest replacement I could find, however is a massive improvement in my opinion on the stock Alesis cymbals on my DM7 Pro kit.

Good budget pad

It feels solid enough to withstand some hard hits. The sensitivity is not great in the middle velocities, it does feel a bit strange to play realistically on it compared to my Roland td11 pads. But maybe that is due to the Roland brain not interpreting the signal as it should. Anyway, it works fine and you CA t beat the price I'd say.

Average

Very average, it works fine for practising but other than that, you're better off with either the MPS-600 or a higher quality brand altogether.

But for unplugged practising it's fine which I use it for all the time. It gets the job done. If you're looking for a really good e-cymbal, pass this one and look out for the more expensive options or try to hunt for a bargain.

For beginners and pros who aren't asking much and on a budget. The cymbal has its limits in accuracy and feel so be aware of them.

In any case it's a pretty good value but you might want to doublecheck your options before buying this.

A good, basic quality cymbal pad.

This is a basic pad, no frills. Meaning that there is only one hit zone and no rim shots or bell sounds. Then again the price is very low. This is actually exactly the same unit as many cheaper Alesis cymbal pads. (I bought this Millenium cymbal for my Alesis DM-6 mini set and it works exactly as the original pads.)

MPS-200

Good thing for starter