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Type | Electronic Hi-Hat |
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Model | VH-12 |
Brand | Roland |
Size | 12 inches |
Mounting | Standard hi-hat stand |
Compatibility | Roland V-Drums modules |
Response | Natural feel and response |
Trigger Zones | 2 (bow and edge) |
Explains the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION symbols for user safety and preventing damage.
Details the meaning of universal symbols used in the manual for warnings and mandatory actions.
Provides essential rules for safe operation, handling, and placement of the unit.
Advises on suitable environments and conditions to avoid temperature extremes and condensation.
Outlines methods for cleaning the unit and precautions against using certain cleaning agents.
Covers careful handling of controls, cable connections, and volume levels for neighborly use.
Highlights key characteristics like acoustic feel, smooth transitions, pressure sensitivity, and quiet operation.
Lists all items included in the VH-12 package, such as the hi-hats, clutch, and cables.
Step-by-step guide to assemble the top hi-hat cymbal with the special VH-12 clutch.
Instructions for mounting the bottom hi-hat onto the hi-hat stand and selecting the correct holder.
Details on combining the top and bottom hi-hat assemblies and connecting them with the link cable.
Explains how to connect the VH-12's output jacks to the sound module using stereo cables.
Guides users on setting the sound module's trigger type and performing automatic offset adjustment.
Instructions on setting the optimal gap between hi-hats and adjusting spring tension for natural feel.
Describes techniques like open/closed, pressure, bow shot, and edge shot for expressive playing.
Lists the physical dimensions, weight, trigger types, and connectors of the VH-12.
Provides details on the diameter requirements for compatible hi-hat stands.
Addresses issues related to the hi-hat failing to close properly after setup.
Solutions for when no audio output is received from the VH-12.
Explains why edge shots might not produce distinct sounds and the need for stereo cables.
Covers common problems like incorrect trigger settings, clutch issues, and gap adjustments.
Lists Roland service centers and authorized distributors worldwide for repair and support.