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Then it's on to the truss rod. This metal rod differs from guitar to guitar (some guitars such as classical guitars don't usually have a truss rod!) and basically controls the "relief" or curve of the neck. Not enough relief and your strings won't have enough clearance over the other frets when playing. Too much relief and you'll have a high action which gets worse as you go up the neck.

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Overall Action

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Medeli MZ923 Digital Drumkit

Name: Medeli MZ923 Digital Drumkit
Brand: Medeli
SKU: MZ923
Price: 1879.00 GBP
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Description

The Medeli MZ923 is a full-size digital drum kit built for drummers who demand uncompromising physical presence and studio-grade expression. Combining responsive mesh surfaces with shallow woodgrain burst shells and professional hardware, it bridges the gap between electronic convenience and acoustic authenticity.

Equipped with a powerful sound module and comprehensive multitrack routing, this kit is well suited to rigorous practice routines, live stage performances, and detailed studio tracking.

Acoustic Feel and Mesh Pad Layout

Designed around a full-size ergonomic setup, the MZ923 provides the natural rebound and visual impact of an acoustic kit. At the foundation is a responsive 12-inch mesh bass drum pad paired with a professional-grade mechanical pedal for authentic kick response. The snare features a 12-inch dual-zone mesh surface with advanced positional sensing, capturing subtle ghost notes and rim shots with precision.

Toms are distributed across two 10-inch rack toms and a 12-inch floor tom, all featuring dual-zone mesh heads. Cymbals include two 14-inch crash pads and a sprawling 16-inch three-zone ride, complete with choking support and an independent mechanical hi-hat stand for genuine acoustic response.

Sound Module and 917 Voices

At the core of the system is a sophisticated sound module driven by a bright 3.5-inch colour TFT LCD screen. It houses 917 onboard voices and supports up to 82 user samples via 128MB of user memory. With an ample 256 notes of polyphony, rapid double-bass passages and complex ghost-note patterns ring out without note dropping.

Players can choose from 55 factory kit presets or configure up to 45 user kits, tailoring compression, EQ, and reverb settings for individual pads or the entire kit using dedicated volume sliders and rotary knobs.

Professional I/O and Eight Direct Outputs

For live sound engineers and recording setups, the MZ923 provides exceptional connectivity. Alongside standard stereo 1/4-inch jacks and balanced XLR main outputs, the rear panel features eight individual direct outputs. This allows multitracking of individual drums straight to a mixing desk or audio interface without compromise.

Traditional MIDI in and out ports sit alongside a Class-Compliant USB-B port for direct computer integration and software instrument triggering.

Wireless Connectivity and Practice Tools

Integrated Bluetooth functionality enables wireless audio playback and MIDI connectivity, allowing players to stream backing tracks straight from a smartphone or tablet during practice sessions. Dual headphone sockets in both 1/4-inch and 3.5-inch formats accommodate different headphone types for silent monitoring.

Built-in practice tools include comprehensive coaching modes with quiet counting, beat checking, and change-up exercises alongside internal WAV and MIDI recording capabilities to monitor progress and refine timing.

Medeli MZ923 Specifications

Configuration - complete full-size electronic drum kit with mesh heads and woodgrain burst shells.
Kick Drum - 30.5 cm (12") mesh bass drum pad.
Snare Drum - 30.5 cm (12") dual-zone mesh snare with position sensing.
Toms - two 25.4 cm (10") rack toms and one 30.5 cm (12") floor tom with dual-zone mesh heads.
Hi-Hat - 30.5 cm (12") dual-zone pad mounted on an independent mechanical hi-hat stand.
Cymbals - two 35.6 cm (14") crash pads with choke support and one 40.6 cm (16") three-zone ride pad with choke.
Display - 3.5-inch colour TFT LCD screen (320 x 240 resolution).
Polyphony - 256-note max polyphony.
Sound Library - 917 onboard voices and up to 82 user samples (128MB memory).
Kit Presets - 55 factory presets and 45 user kit memory slots.
Connectivity - Bluetooth audio and MIDI, USB-B MIDI/audio, traditional MIDI in and out.
Outputs - dual XLR main outputs, two 6.3 mm mono jack outputs, eight individual direct outputs, and dual headphone sockets (3.5 mm and 6.3 mm).
External Storage - SD card slot supporting up to 64GB.
Included Hardware - drum rack, cymbal stands, snare stand, hi-hat stand, and bass drum pedal.
Dimensions - 150.0 x 91.0 x 115.0 cm setup footprint.
Weight - 49.5 kg total hardware and shell weight.

Built to handle demanding live performances and intensive studio sessions, the Medeli MZ923 provides a dependable professional solution for drummers seeking authentic acoustic feel alongside modern electronic versatility.

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