Hihat Stealth conversion module / 2box

[Dewaaachner]

Ok, thank you Rob.

I guess, it will be easier to check and go for some of the other DIY hihat solutions then ...

Cheers, Frank

[flaphead]

Have a look at the hall-sensor thread in the DIY section here. I just followed this guide and built my own hall sensor this weekend. Took me about 2 hours to finish and works great!

[Dewaaachner]

Yes, saw it already. Thanks.

Beeing used to playing hall effect pedals (ddrum & 2box) I would prefer this. Also, no mechanical wear to be expected is a big advantage to me.

[Rob]

In the manual there is a wiring diagram and reference to a compatible sensor. It doesn't offer the greatest resolution, but it's easy to build uses current from the eDRUMin, so there's no need for external power.

[Dewaaachner]

Thank you Rob & Flaphead, just ordered a honeywell ss49e and going to try a build, powered by the edrumin.

Cheers, Frank

[lalo]

I use one of this, made by drone triggers in the UK, it's an optical controller with reflection plate and works perfectly with my diy cymbal.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Optical-Hi-H ... Swjqlf9eYn

[Dewaaachner]

Cool. Looks good...
Thanks for sharing... haven't noticed that type of pedal sensor before.

I use one of this, made by drone triggers in the UK, it's an optical controller with reflection plate and works perfectly with my diy cymbal.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Optical-Hi-H ... Swjqlf9eYn

[Dewaaachner]

So, did it today. Indeed, easy to build.

I copied the ddrum4-design, where the sensor is fixed at the pad and the Magnet is mounted like a clutch.

Woodbase with sensor, to be mounted under the cymbal

BaseplateTopView

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Woodbase side view

BaseplateSideView

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Hihat-Cymbal with cutout for sensor (glued in)

Cymbal

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[Dewaaachner]

Magnet glued to the clutch

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Works great

[lalo]

nice, post a short video demoing it, otherwise "sounds great" doesn't mean anything to me