AlesisModule Mount - Mounting Plate for Multi-Pad Electronic Percussion Instruments - Mounts to Any Drum Hardware

This is quite a useful little thing if you have an Alesis electronic module (I have an Alesis samplepad4). It's sturdy enough even though it is plastic and comes with the screws. Of course you could make your own out of wood or whatever, the dimensions are as follows,width of holes 6mm Width of mount 123.85mm: Holes 99.70mm from centre to centre Height of mount 99.60mm: Holes 70mm from centre to centreThickness 9mm Wider Centrepiece base is 29.90mm height 13.81mm Thickness of Main extended Centrepiece at the bottom 22.73mm and at the Top 21.73mm so it's wider at the base than it is at the top so if you put it into a microphone holder it gets tighter as you push it in just like a microphone. height of main extended centrepiece 33.88mm.

A perfect fit and attached with supplied screws. Firm holding and I had confidence in its robustness. Very pleased as I use it on gigs and it doesn't budge.

Used on a Yamaha dtx12 pad - the Yamaha equivalent mount is an extortionate price and this one works equally well.

Dies the job. Very expensive for what it is, but they know you need it!

This fits nicely on to the back of the percpad and keeps things steady. You can of course just put teh pad on a flat surface for free! At the price it will do nicely.

It may be plastic, but it's solid. Seems to have a slightly tapered tip which accommodates a small range of generic clamps. The standard Roland clamp (as used with the L-rod) fits perfectly for this.

Arrived today and very happy, I had read the reviews about noisy channel and sensitivity issues but so far no problem. When I first plugged it into a small bass amp I have the channel was very noisy but as soon as I turned down all bass, treble and midi it was perfectly clear. I think because it's coming out already EQ'd any additional effects just muddle it up.Very happy so see how it goes once I get out of lock down and start gigging again!

Use this to mount my Alesis Sample Pad Pro to an old cymbal stand. If you're setting up permanently this is great - but if regularly packing away for gigs I would recommend replacing the supplied screws with thumb-screws. This way you fit and dismantle the mount without needing to carry a screwdriver with you.