Used Pearl Export Drum Set

Works fine and was easy to set up and export files.

Used to replace a broken head for a Roland TDK12 drum set. Replacement head appears to be better quality than the one that came with the system.

B & H has the best price for the name brand Brother Drum set.

There are multiple manufacturers making similar systems such as the Wireless GO II. My favorite part of the GO II system, is the ability to export 32-bit audio from the TX of this system to sync in post. I've talked directly to Rode, and they confirmed that when you set the GO II to record to each TX internally, set at Broadcast, you are capturing a RAW recording. So, when you export to 32-bit, you will have enough information to get the cleanest audio possible out of this device. Since audio files themselves are not that large, I usually export to 32-bit every time. Occasionally, when I'm making a simple YouTube video of a product review, I set up the GO to record directly to the camera. That's the beauty of this system. You can record directly to your camera, or export a high quality, 32-bit audio recording. Hence, it's a very flexible system. I could not recommend this more highly. It's a no brainer to me.

I was able to export my AC5300 config and import it here. How nice.

Used the cable to route a monitor to my drum setup, does the job perfectly connected to a 1080p 60hz monitor from my motherboard.

Used for drum overheads. Placed one to the left, the other right and got a good stereo effect. And they'll record a loud source without spiking. For my application, it was perfect.

Great for keeping studio wiring neat and under control . Used for electronic drum rack too !!

Used this for a drum recording session. The snare tracks came out great with A LOT less of the hi-hat and other drum sounds in the mix. I had to set this up quickly, I would suggest working with it a bit before a recording session to make sure you are comfortable with positioning etc.

This Pearl paper looks amazing.