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Setup for your Millenium MPS-1000
Lemon pads cover snare, toms, kick, cymbals, ride, and hi-hat on the Millenium MPS-1000, with the limitations noted below.
- Snare 2-zone
- Toms 2-zone
- Kick 1-zone
- Crash 2-zone
- Ride 2-zone
- Hi-hat Switch (open/closed)
Build my kit for the Millenium MPS-1000
Every pad here is a full fit for this module and in stock.
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High tom
T950 10"x5" High Tom
$119.99
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Low tom
T950 13"x13" Floor Tom
$209.99
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Crash
15" Triple-Zone Crash/Ride
$129.00
- Subtotal
- $458.98
- Bundle & Save (8.2%)
- −$37.83
- Kit price
- $421.15
Module snapshot
- Brand
- Millenium
- Model
- MPS-1000
- Also known as
- MPS-1000, MPS1000, MPS 1000, Millenium MPS1000
Setup details by role
Snare pad 2-zone Snare plug on the multiple cable (25-pin D-sub) → snare pad
The MPS-1000 snare channel is dual-zone — head, rim and cross stick are separate triggers. Pads connect through the supplied multiple cable, which ends in a 25-pin D-sub plug on the module and in individually labelled 1/4" plugs at the pad end.
Tom pad 2-zone Tom plugs on the multiple cable (Tom1, Tom2, Tom3) → one per tom pad; a fourth tom → 1× TRS → EXT jack (1/4")
All three tom channels on the multiple cable are dual-zone — head and rim are separate triggers. A fourth tom can use the EXT trigger jack, whose factory trigger type is the double-trigger mesh tom.
Kick pad Works Kick plug on the multiple cable → kick pad
Single-zone kick trigger on the multiple cable.
2-zone crash 2-zone Crash plug on the multiple cable (Crash1) → cymbal, or 1× TRS → the CRASH2 jack on the rear panel (1/4")
Two dual-zone crash channels: Crash1 on the multiple cable and Crash2 on its own 1/4" jack, wired with the kit's additional jack cable. The EXT jack can take a third cymbal once its trigger type is set to 'Cymbal'.
3-zone ride 2-zone Ride plug on the multiple cable → Ride 1 (bow/edge)
Plug the ride plug into the Lemon ride's Ride 1 output for bow + edge — no cymbal modification. The MPS-1000 reads three ride zones, but only from its own single-cable ride design: the multiple cable has one ride connection, so two of the Lemon ride's zones reach the module.
Hi-hat Open/Closed Hi-hat plug → hi-hat pad + hi-hat-control plug → hi-hat controller, both on the multiple cable
The multiple cable carries a separate hi-hat-control plug, so the Lemon controller connects. That input was built for Millenium's own CH-13 hi-hat, whose position sensor sits inside the top pad; the Lemon controller is a separate plate under the pad — the layout Millenium itself switched to for its Roland-compatible CH-13X. Open and closed are expected; half-open and foot splash are not.
