I own this db90 and have used the tama in the past. I hate to say it cause im a boss fan, but the tama is better for a working drummer in live gig situation. I think ill have to buy it also. Man ive spent alot of bread on clicks over the years. Its worth it to have one that works well and is very consistent easy to use and has FULLY CHANGEABLE SOUNDS ON ANY BEAT! still looking for that tho.
So you can’t go right into the next song with one button? We go straight into a second song sometimes at my church, and hitting stop, memory, turn knob, and memory again then start does not seem like it would be quick. The Tama I use now is one button, and I don’t even have to look at it.
Yeah no doubt, they goofed on that one. I have a Yamaha clickstation and you can just hit one button to change songs as well. Hopefully boss changes that to complete with Tama cuz I'm going with Tama rhythm watch just for that reason
@@joetroutt7425 Yamaha click station? No and real bummer, you can find used ones sometimes but expensive. I've been using Tama rhythm watch for a while and it's closest thing to Yamaha, been a pretty good one
Hello..I’m considering purchasing this product and wanted to thank you for the time and effort in providing the video.
Thank you very much for this helpful video.
I own this db90 and have used the tama in the past. I hate to say it cause im a boss fan, but the tama is better for a working drummer in live gig situation. I think ill have to buy it also. Man ive spent alot of bread on clicks over the years. Its worth it to have one that works well and is very consistent easy to use and has FULLY CHANGEABLE SOUNDS ON ANY BEAT! still looking for that tho.
Which one would you use while playing the recorder? Boss or Tama?
Can you turn off the inbuilt mic? I get so much spill from the kit through it. Not sure why it’s there.
Great question! It's not covered in the owner's manual as far as I can see.
So you can’t go right into the next song with one button? We go straight into a second song sometimes at my church, and hitting stop, memory, turn knob, and memory again then start does not seem like it would be quick. The Tama I use now is one button, and I don’t even have to look at it.
Hi Mike, our church has a pedal attached and the drummer just hits the pedal to change clicks!
@@allisonrogers3150 thank you! That makes sense. I am still using a Tama.
Yeah no doubt, they goofed on that one. I have a Yamaha clickstation and you can just hit one button to change songs as well. Hopefully boss changes that to complete with Tama cuz I'm going with Tama rhythm watch just for that reason
@@Hmmm7512 do they still make those in 2022
@@joetroutt7425 Yamaha click station? No and real bummer, you can find used ones sometimes but expensive. I've been using Tama rhythm watch for a while and it's closest thing to Yamaha, been a pretty good one