None of the is best, but there is a group of SDXes which never goo on sale which seems to be in its own class to one which we see on sale a couple of times a year. Trust me, I have be waiting for years and the really good ones never go on sale and are well worth the extra cost. It's more inspiring to use when playing my Roland e-kit and it sounds and feel really natural to me. I heard really good things about D&D for non-metal purposes and I might get it at some point as a slightly more modern alternative although I don't much metal unless when recording my youngest son.īut there was something special and "alive" about the Hansa and I love it.
But I was curious to see how the SDXes had developed over the years, so I decided to get a really good multi purpose SDX earlier this year.Įventually I went for the Hansa after listening to all of the SDXes over and over.
can be seen in use on the French sleeve for Inside by British rock band Jethro Tull. I've been happy with the SD3's Core kits since I bought it as and upgrade from SD2 at the release. (Large preview)The new foundry of Florian Karsten is behind this.
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