Percussion Instrument With Wires On Its Bottom

I use this 57 for any instrument or amp, specially when i've get short on specialized percussion mics. This give me a really good range of frequencies to work with.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

Its good! I like the built it mount on the bottom. very handy.

Got this based on my experience with the TE Op-1, a modern classic. The Z is smaller, more powerful, and a distinctly different instrument to the OP-1. The emphasis here is on performance, and the influence of the Pocket Operators is strong on this. Theres a lot of options and control behind an interface that has a bit of a learning curve. Bear through it, it pays off! The integration to do light controls and Unity to do visuals on an iPhone or iPad is a game changer. Its easy to connect and is the ultimate tool to impress at a house party (sadly no longer in my repertoire). Its pricey and doesnt compare with synths in its price category for synth editing and sound creation, as its really a category of its own. The sequencing, sampling, sound engines, etc. all together makes it the ultimate musical tinker tool on the airplane, tour bus, backwoods -- wherever. If history is any indicator, TE will invest in lots of updates that will continue to unlock functionality over time, which is like getting a new instrument every few months. Recommend buying one - put the future of synth workstations in your pocket!

the E-Percussion Module Mount by Alesis is the perfect part i was looking for....

I love this thing! Its super comfortable and extremely convenient. The only drawback is that you have to remove the plate from the bottom of the camera and replace it with the mounting plate for your tripod. If theres a way to combine both Im not aware of it.

The bracket seems well constructed of high grade aluminum. Its black with FEISOL across the bottom and its model number. The side does not go up all that far on the side, that being said...this is my first L bracket I have purchased.

Its a quick release. What can I say I have a bunch of these suckers. Seem to always need another one for something. I mount them to the bottom of cameras, lens, and lights.

I can use this pedal on any keyboard that connects to a tip / sleeve 1/4 inch plug. Its versatility lies in a polarity switch on the bottom. It is pretty good at staying put due to its rubber bottom. Besides, you can't beat the low cost.

FITS LIKE IT SHOULD TIGHT IN THE BOTTOM AND WILL NOT COME OUT ON ITS OWN