Mapex is doing so many things right. Very well thought out hardware that is affordable but yet has a lot of features you don't see on some high end hardware packs. I love all the easy adjustments. Even the lock on the hi hat clutch is awesome because who hasn't had their hi hat clutch come loose when they were playing.
I’ve slowly started upgrading all of my hardware to the all black ones. the best feature so far is the precision you can get when adjusting your cymbal angles since these did away with the gear mechanism. Awesome product.
Nice! I love my Yamaha rack. Hasn't let me down once yet. Solid as hell and light. Also you can adjust the width of the two main legs, some are fixed positioned.
Can you do a presentation only and with just the MapexP800TW double pedal? if so i would love to see it, i found it to be one of the best pedals out there with such accessible price.
+Eric Frank Get the armory double bass pedal, high hat stand, and snare stand. You can get the mars cymbals stands cuz they are fine, but the legs don't move for the mars high hat stand, and the slave pedal is crap on the double bass. If you only play single bass, get the Mars for everything. Its all good solid hardware. Mapex for Life.
So are these the S800EB? Where’s the 400 or 600? I haven’t seen any reviews. If I wanted super hardware I’d go with DW or the falcon. I find the hihat stand to be the best of all 3 but I’d love to have seen the boom stand and the snare
I know this is old but I got a mapex pro m that I’ve wrapped in a black design. Used black heads and such along with an 8 piece Meinl set. I wanted to go with the H800EB (hihat) S800EB (snare) and either the B800 or the 600... maybe even the 400? I have 8 cymbals so I could see myself getting at least 3 for the 19in crash, 20in crash, and 22in crash/ride but the other 5 cymbals don’t need such huge stand ;/ any advice?
+Medievalfan94 It does not. It was a huge disappointment. The Mars Series High Hat and Double Bass Pedal are pretty Bad. The legs don't move on the high hat stand, and the slave pedal is crap. Other than that they are basically fine. I should have purchased armory, but I purchased the mars kit and wanted the matching hardware. Im gonna use the mars High Hat, Single Pedal (from the double bass pedal), and the snare stand for my travel Kit. So Im getting the Armory for those three. The Mars Cymbals stand are more than fine. And there is nothing wrong with the snare stand. I just want the Armory for those 3, then Cymbal Stands from Mars.
+Daniel Sterling So the Mars Cymbalstands will carry a 12" Tom and a 22" Ride on an extra boom arm and an 18" Crash on itself? Or am I better off with Armory in this case? A shame, that there are no other manufacturers with black hardware... Not for the price, but for the stability even though Mapex did a good job on that on recent series.
J'ai la pedale de grosse caisse est la pedale de hit hat, à prix la vous pouvez dire adieux autres marques de hardware. matériels robuste, pratique, joli look, i love MAPEX
He does not give any information at all about the spring on the bass drum pedal. It is not very informative in regard to adjusting the tension on the pedal. For those interested in adjusting the tension there is a knob on the right bottom side of the pedal that tightens the spring tension or loosens it. Be sure to loosen the silver knurled nut on top of this knob first. When you are satisfied with the tension dont forget to turn the silver nut down and hand tighten to lock it in.
Mapex is doing so many things right. Very well thought out hardware that is affordable but yet has a lot of features you don't see on some high end hardware packs. I love all the easy adjustments. Even the lock on the hi hat clutch is awesome because who hasn't had their hi hat clutch come loose when they were playing.
I’ve slowly started upgrading all of my hardware to the all black ones. the best feature so far is the precision you can get when adjusting your cymbal angles since these did away with the gear mechanism. Awesome product.
Just bought and could not be happier. Mapex is my new go to
The greatest hardware set i have ever seen. Tama and Pearl must watch this :)
I agree
Nice! I love my Yamaha rack. Hasn't let me down once yet. Solid as hell and light. Also you can adjust the width of the two main legs, some are fixed positioned.
I just got my set...wow, amazing hardware !!! even beefier than I was expecting !!! the lockers, the swivels are so cool too.
Awesome Hardware! Mapex the best!\m/
Great quality and price,
i got my self a H800 hihat stand, its great and smooth.
how high does the snare stand go? how low?
Great video! I'm sold on the hi-hat stand!
Thanks for the video! I bought the hi-hat stand and was looking for more information about to set it up properly
Can you do a presentation only and with just the MapexP800TW double pedal? if so i would love to see it, i found it to be one of the best pedals out there with such accessible price.
Yeah totally getting some Mapex gear, this stuff is top shelf and professional looking too! I just got the Mars drums and they rock out!
+Eric Frank
Get the armory double bass pedal, high hat stand, and snare stand. You can get the mars cymbals stands cuz they are fine, but the legs don't move for the mars high hat stand, and the slave pedal is crap on the double bass. If you only play single bass, get the Mars for everything. Its all good solid hardware. Mapex for Life.
Does anyone have a problem with the hi hat stand making an obnoxious noise while opening and closing the hi hats? I dont know how to fix it
gotta love mapex
So are these the S800EB? Where’s the 400 or 600? I haven’t seen any reviews. If I wanted super hardware I’d go with DW or the falcon. I find the hihat stand to be the best of all 3 but I’d love to have seen the boom stand and the snare
I know this is old but I got a mapex pro m that I’ve wrapped in a black design. Used black heads and such along with an 8 piece Meinl set. I wanted to go with the H800EB (hihat) S800EB (snare) and either the B800 or the 600... maybe even the 400? I have 8 cymbals so I could see myself getting at least 3 for the 19in crash, 20in crash, and 22in crash/ride but the other 5 cymbals don’t need such huge stand ;/ any advice?
Why i cant use this pedal on a nitro mesh drum kit? :c
Damn...they thought of everything. I'm so excited lol.
how tall is it
Does anyone know if the quick release for the cymbals and the highhat stand are durable, I ask since they are plastic?
Great video!! :D
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what kind of cymbals are?
Zildjian Gen 16
Dows anyone know if the Mars Series Hihat also has movable legs like this one? That would be like 50€ off for my practice kit...
+Medievalfan94
It does not. It was a huge disappointment. The Mars Series High Hat and Double Bass Pedal are pretty Bad. The legs don't move on the high hat stand, and the slave pedal is crap. Other than that they are basically fine. I should have purchased armory, but I purchased the mars kit and wanted the matching hardware. Im gonna use the mars High Hat, Single Pedal (from the double bass pedal), and the snare stand for my travel Kit. So Im getting the Armory for those three. The Mars Cymbals stand are more than fine. And there is nothing wrong with the snare stand. I just want the Armory for those 3, then Cymbal Stands from Mars.
+Daniel Sterling So the Mars Cymbalstands will carry a 12" Tom and a 22" Ride on an extra boom arm and an 18" Crash on itself? Or am I better off with Armory in this case?
A shame, that there are no other manufacturers with black hardware... Not for the price, but for the stability even though Mapex did a good job on that on recent series.
J'ai la pedale de grosse caisse est la pedale de hit hat, à prix la vous pouvez dire adieux autres marques de hardware. matériels robuste, pratique, joli look, i love MAPEX
Wow good job
Bravo!!!
Nice!!
He does not give any information at all about the spring on the bass drum pedal. It is not very informative in regard to adjusting the tension on the pedal. For those interested in adjusting the tension there is a knob on the right bottom side of the pedal that tightens the spring tension or loosens it. Be sure to loosen the silver knurled nut on top of this knob first. When you are satisfied with the tension dont forget to turn the silver nut down and hand tighten to lock it in.