[Output Jack] I'm using these to control my microphone input gates. I originally tried another name brand that has XLR outputs since I'm sending the signal to my audio console (the very thing most people complain about those, is the very reason I wanted them). They where also made of metal and mounted so close to the drum shell, I felt the need to wrap them with tape. They interfered with the mounting system of my rack tom, and 2 of 4 of them failed within a couple uses (the solder joint on the piezo pickup broke off). Okay - I said all that to say - this little guy didn't have any of those issues. Mounts easy, low profile, been working reliably. I had to build a 1/4 to XLR adapter due to my use case, but that's proven to be worth it. I intend to buy more of these.

[Output Jack] Tones are good but you will need to shape the sounds with EQ to really make them sound amazing.  This product really it really shines in smaller venues as the kick drum’s stage noise is non-existent and I (FOH engineer) now have total control of the volume in my main speakers and monitors.  Sitting and using this unit works great but standing and just tapping it with your foot can become quite tiring after a 4-minute song and really stress your ankle.  The best solution for this is to have your heel elevated and to strike the pad with a semi-hard/rigid object.  I’ve found it works best when the band is wearing wood soled or stiff rubber bottomed dress shoes or boots.  This gives just right amount of elevation to your heels to strike the pad without a ton of effort from the ankle.   Tennis shoes just don’t work that great.  Also, you’ll need a good bit of gain for the pad to really be at a rockin’ volume especially in larger venues so it may help to use a preamp before gong into your PA or FOH console.  All that said, I would sill highly recommend this product to anyone!

[Pearl White] The PCY175 is so much more responsive than the PCY135 in many ways. IT reacts and sounds more like a 20 brass cymbal by either Zildjian, Paiste depending on how you have the sound parameters set up on your module. I have the DTX-Pro module and love it!

[Pearl White] This is the best Drum Pad Ive ever seen or used. 
Simplicity makes it great....no menu (no aggravation)...reverb/distortion, volume, tuning, and selection knobs...and a little button that will give you an alternate sound to each setting.
Its almost like analog and fun to use...and its currently not all that expensive.
A mono output on the back panel and a stereo headphones out - also on the back panel - (which I use to connect to a mixer with a 1/4 TRS to Double !/4 TRS Cable).
It solves a lot of percussion problems - if you lack a drummer at times or all the time.

[Output Jack] It was a very good deal w/o CA tax on top of $100 price drop from Roland. And no shipping fee too

[Pearl White] Bought this to try and liven up my acoustic duo sound. It doesn't disappoint.
The pad is sensitive enough to only have to tap lightly. Its something I do anyway but now I have a little bit of kick drum in the mix....

[Pearl White] I bought 2 units, for both the kick and the hi-hat to be used in TD-11KV drum set. My neighbor downstairs can now sleep in peace without someone like me making noises like I was playing basketball in my room lol. The units absorb almost perfectly the vibrations caused by the pedals.

[Pearl White] Outstanding condition of product. Fast delivery. No worries and no issues. Thank you B&H. Keep up the great work.

[Pearl White] MOUNTING BRACKET IS MUCH STRONGER THAN PREVIOUS MODEL

[Pearl White] Timely, professional service. Product is top notch.