Can you explain how you did this because I too have taken a chance and ordered one of these in the hope that it will work with my 2BOX Drumit Three... If it doesn't, then I will have to dig in... Can you please advise thanks...
@@greenisleoverland6469 hi actually they just recently released the ch-13x which is compatible with most devices , I also purchased it and I am using it with Alesis drum module, i would recommend you switching to that if your order has not left yet, but if you really wanna stick with the regular ch-13 what I did was this (1. Unscrew the bottom side , 2. Remove the hi-hat control sensor and switch it with the 2box one, 3. Screw back everything and test it), let me know if it works, good luck
Hey I had the same issue with you - I also have a Yamaha kit. But I don’t have a pedal for my closed hats (I use a normal hihat stand to control the open and closed) How would you suggest fixing this? Because I don’t have a pedal to install the sensor into
@@TomDrummerAndSkater hi, to be honest it’s difficult without a sensor, so either buy a Yamaha hh-40 control pedal 2nd hand on eBay etc. or on UA-cam there is a guy (Ryo Kosaka) who used a TCRT5000 module sensor to adapt open/close, but i think the easiest would be to buy a hh40 2nd hand I think 🙂
@@TomDrummerAndSkater also there is a new millennium model called ch-13x which normally works with all modules, I switched to that recently and i am using an Alesis Drum Module 🙂
Hi, I'm writing to you again because I bought the MPS universal hit hat but it doesn't work well with Alesis. It only sounds closed and semi-open with potentiometer values ranging from 20kohm to 10 ohm. Alesis works with 1 kohm closed from 10kohm - 90 kohm semi-open and with 150kohm open. I don't know if the do hit hat version that you modified is better, is there anyone who seems to have managed to make it work.. However, I don't understand if I have to replace the board and potentiometer or just the board because from the video you can't see clearly what you inserted.. do you have a photo of the yamaha board mounted on the hit hat plate? Thank you
Hey mate, sorry to hear about that, the reason why I didn't suggest you the other model is because I recently purchased a DDTi drum Module and the hit hat didn't work as open/closed position, instead it worked as either both closed or both open, I'm currently doing my own DIY A2E drum kit, normally on Thomann's website it clearly writes that it's compatible with Alesis the ch-13x, even I was thinking of buying one and replacing the previous one, if you like write your email address to me and I'll explain what I did with the hi-hat for it to work with Yamaha kit, but I do recommend before making any modifications to contact Thomann via email, they usually get back to you quickly, just email to this address drums@thomann.de 🙂
@@drummer93uk Hi, I'm just writing to tell you that I solved it better than expected. I built the mechanical hit hat pedal sensor compatible with the Alesis Nitro Max. I used the TCRT 5000 IR sensor. It works perfectly even with metal cymbals with triggers. Thanks for your help. availability
@@fraxyo641 hey mate, thanks for letting me know about this sensor, I had no idea there was modification options like this, just one question I have regarding the sensor, on a UA-cam video I saw that it needs external powering the sensor, but inside the hi hat I don't remember any external powering for it, can you explain a little how you modified inside the hi-hat itself ? Did you just replace the sensor or did you actually have to also adapt the external power for it? Thanks for your support 🙂
@@fraxyo641 r u wiring the optical sensor with 2 wires through the jack just like roland? since the original nitro max hi hat cont jack r using 1/8" stereo jack
Well let me give you an update regarding this product, Thomann has actually released a new version of this which works with Alesis drum modules, it's called the Millenium CH-13X 13" Hi-Hat Pad & Stand, I would recommend you to go with that one do you don't have to replace anything 🙂
Can you explain how you did this because I too have taken a chance and ordered one of these in the hope that it will work with my 2BOX Drumit Three... If it doesn't, then I will have to dig in... Can you please advise thanks...
@@greenisleoverland6469 hi actually they just recently released the ch-13x which is compatible with most devices , I also purchased it and I am using it with Alesis drum module, i would recommend you switching to that if your order has not left yet, but if you really wanna stick with the regular ch-13 what I did was this (1. Unscrew the bottom side , 2. Remove the hi-hat control sensor and switch it with the 2box one, 3. Screw back everything and test it), let me know if it works, good luck
Hey I had the same issue with you - I also have a Yamaha kit.
But I don’t have a pedal for my closed hats (I use a normal hihat stand to control the open and closed)
How would you suggest fixing this?
Because I don’t have a pedal to install the sensor into
@@TomDrummerAndSkater hi, to be honest it’s difficult without a sensor, so either buy a Yamaha hh-40 control pedal 2nd hand on eBay etc. or on UA-cam there is a guy (Ryo Kosaka) who used a TCRT5000 module sensor to adapt open/close, but i think the easiest would be to buy a hh40 2nd hand I think 🙂
@@TomDrummerAndSkater also there is a new millennium model called ch-13x which normally works with all modules, I switched to that recently and i am using an Alesis Drum Module 🙂
Hi, I'm writing to you again because I bought the MPS universal hit hat but it doesn't work well with Alesis. It only sounds closed and semi-open with potentiometer values ranging from 20kohm to 10 ohm. Alesis works with 1 kohm closed from 10kohm - 90 kohm semi-open and with 150kohm open. I don't know if the do hit hat version that you modified is better, is there anyone who seems to have managed to make it work.. However, I don't understand if I have to replace the board and potentiometer or just the board because from the video you can't see clearly what you inserted.. do you have a photo of the yamaha board mounted on the hit hat plate? Thank you
Hey mate, sorry to hear about that, the reason why I didn't suggest you the other model is because I recently purchased a DDTi drum Module and the hit hat didn't work as open/closed position, instead it worked as either both closed or both open, I'm currently doing my own DIY A2E drum kit, normally on Thomann's website it clearly writes that it's compatible with Alesis the ch-13x, even I was thinking of buying one and replacing the previous one, if you like write your email address to me and I'll explain what I did with the hi-hat for it to work with Yamaha kit, but I do recommend before making any modifications to contact Thomann via email, they usually get back to you quickly, just email to this address drums@thomann.de 🙂
@@drummer93uk Hi, I'm just writing to tell you that I solved it better than expected. I built the mechanical hit hat pedal sensor compatible with the Alesis Nitro Max. I used the TCRT 5000 IR sensor. It works perfectly even with metal cymbals with triggers. Thanks for your help. availability
@@fraxyo641 hey mate, thanks for letting me know about this sensor, I had no idea there was modification options like this, just one question I have regarding the sensor, on a UA-cam video I saw that it needs external powering the sensor, but inside the hi hat I don't remember any external powering for it, can you explain a little how you modified inside the hi-hat itself ? Did you just replace the sensor or did you actually have to also adapt the external power for it? Thanks for your support 🙂
send me a contact so I can explain and send both videos and photos of the work done@@drummer93uk
@@fraxyo641 r u wiring the optical sensor with 2 wires through the jack just like roland? since the original nitro max hi hat cont jack r using 1/8" stereo jack
hi you did a good job!!! I should make the same change on an alesis nitro max....do you have a guide on how to replace the hit hat board??
Well let me give you an update regarding this product, Thomann has actually released a new version of this which works with Alesis drum modules, it's called the Millenium CH-13X 13" Hi-Hat Pad & Stand, I would recommend you to go with that one do you don't have to replace anything 🙂
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