2box DrumIt Three

1. Module itself.
Housing of this module made of 1,5-2 mm thick steel and it's very heavy. My previous Yamaha module was much lighter! I recommend separate stand or strong module holder.
2. Connection
2box drum module have 3 cymbal inputs suitable as well for single cable Yamaha e-cymbals (use only A inputs) as for Roland-type double cable e-cymbals (A and B inputs is necessery). But what input is for ride cymbal sound I've understood only in experimental way. Every other pad connection passed without problems.
3. Trigger settings
Big problem with setup was HiHat calibration. I tried to calibrate HiHat by manual in the trig.setting. I did everything but my pad isn't work properly! Only on next day I found small knob on the back panel right between two midi ports and with small screwdriwer I was able to achive right rebound of my HiHat at different playing - foot-splash, opening and closing.
4. Sounds
2box filled up this module by almost everything from their downlodable sound from official site. Plus something new. I really enjoyed to play with stock sound, it's so inspirational, new. Yamaha make goodsounding modules, but I wanted something another. In 2box module you can change sound on each pad, but some limits we have. And it doesn't matter. If you can create your own multilayered sounds from whatever you want. Sample meow of your cat, process it in any soundeditor, upload to module and play!
Conclusion:
I really like this module for open system - if you don't like sound, you can delete it and fill up memory by everything you want and love. But 4 GB is not enought for big amount of Hi quality sounds. One HiHat can be 120-150 mb and more!
This module is universal - every trigger by another company will work with this module, only proper trigger profile is necessary. I have 2 Yamaha e-cymbals, 1 V-cymbal crash Yamaha HiHat and absolutly everything works!

2box DrumIt Three is simply something that you have to try to appreciate.Although some people think that 4GB of memory is not enough, simply remove all the sounds you don't need and the problem is solved. Cymbals and toms take up the most space.In short, this module can sound however you want, if you hear a bass drum sound or a snare drum sound that you like,you can simply insert that sound using the software and that's it, you don't need any more VST software, you have everything in the module.
For those who say that their hihat does not work properly, you should read the manual, everything is explained there.I set mine up in 10 minutes, my model is the Millenium CH-13X 13" Hi-Hat bought here on Thomann.Compatibility with all possible pads is simply the main advantage of this module If you already own pads and electric cymbals, then buying is a must because all you need is the module for a perfect drumming experience.

Habe mich nach langer Suche für ein Backup meines mimic pro für dieses Modul entschieden. Mit Abstand die besten Sounds, und die sind wirklich besser als alles was die Japaner je bauten.... Die Hihat, in meinem Fall ein Roland VH11 war in 5 Minuten kalibriert und funktioniert absolut realistisch. Wie man da als "erfahrener Drum User" nach 5 Stunden erfolglos abbricht ist mir ein Rätsel. Geht super easy...
Die Sounds kann man allesamt nach seinem Geschmack verbiegen. Alle Sounds sind sehr hochwertige Multilayer Sounds. Leider nur noch 4 Ausgänge.... Da macht sich der Preis vielleicht doch bemerkbar. Ansonsten ist das Gerät sehr wertig aufgebaut und lässt sich super easy bedienen, da braucht man mit etwas E-Drum Vorkenntnissen keine Anleitung. Midi habe ich auch ausprobiert, es setzt die Dynamic, wenn ich es über das mimic pro via Midi anspiele perfekt um, besser gehts nicht, da können die Japaner auf ganzer Linie einpacken. Ich hatte beide japanischen Flaggschiffe von Y. und R. hier zum Direktvergleich an mittelgroßer PA mit 4 KW. Die sollten sich schämen! Absolute Kaufempfehlung. Man sollte aber wissen, dass man auch ein gescheites Padset mit Cymbalset braucht. Da ist man dann schnell mal bei 3000- 4000 EURO.