I have 2 professional BNC patchbays. One is 26 point BNC with 16 Point tt audio (good for keeping timecode run near video), the other is 40 point BNC. They are pro grade ADC and perfect for patching SD, HD, AES, Analog Video or Audio/Video sync signals. Serial numbers are (Video Patchbay) 1363 and (Video/Audio Patchbay) 1298. $185 cash or make an offer.
This Hart Prodigy drum kit includes:
-(5) 8" single zone mesh pads (1 snare, 3 toms, 1 bass)
- 1 Hi Hat, single zone cymbal
- 1 Crash, single zone cymbal, with choke
- 1 Ride, dual zone cymbal, but the bell stopped working could be easy to fix.
- Roland TD3 drum module with power chord and manual
- Iron Cobra Jr. bass pedal, brand new
- Pintech hyperhat variable Hi Hat Pedal
- 3 cymbal arms and clamps
- 4 tom mounts and clamps
- 1 bass drum stand (connects to rack)
- rack and all wires necessary
More on the TD-3
+ a decent amount of drum sounds
+ ambiance setting, changes the quality of your drum sounds (big room, small room, echo, etc)
+ a drum coach with different excercises
+ 9 inputs for pads (Snare, 3 toms, 2 crash, ride, bass, HH)
+ Can have dual zone pads on (snare, 2 crash, ride and HH). This will give you a different sound if you strike the rim of the drum versus the middle. The pad or cymbal has to be dual zone for this to work.
+ Variable HH. It has a Closed, Partial closed and open.
+ An input for outside music. Like Rockband from your stereo.
This was my first drumset. For pics, go here: http://s664.photobucket.com/albums/vv7/tenobde/?albumview=slideshow.
I used it to play with rockband, hence the colors. They can be removed easily. It's all in good condition. Mesh heads in good condition and make very little noise, good for apartments.
The TD3 is a great drum brain and very responsive. The TD3 by itself retails for $350 or $200 and up on ebay.
