It's even trademarked as such!

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Originally Posted by JoshVanHalen87

but... its called pro either way, so there is a pro drum kit.

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Again, no, there isn't. There are Pro cymbals. And Pro-compatible drum kits. There is no such thing as a Pro drum kit. MegaIronDragonDeath asked for confirmation that the 'RB3 Pro Drums work in LEGO'. There is no such product, and as a matter of fact, the product in question is no different from the one we got in 2008 anyways.

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Originally Posted by GNFfhqwhgads

Again, no, there isn't. There are Pro cymbals. And Pro-compatible drum kits. There is no such thing as a Pro drum kit. MegaIronDragonDeath asked for confirmation that the 'RB3 Pro Drums work in LEGO'. There is no such product, and as a matter of fact, the product in question is no different from the one we got in 2008 anyways.

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The manufacturer of the pro drum kits disagrees with you. It's time for you to understand that you do not know more than the manufacturer.

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Originally Posted by lvmathemagician

The manufacturer of the pro drum kits disagrees with you. It's time for you to understand that you do not know more than the manufacturer.

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So name all the differences between the 'Pro' kit and the RB2 kit we saw in 2008, two years before Pro drums was an option.

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Originally Posted by GNFfhqwhgads

So name all the differences between the 'Pro' kit and the RB2 kit we saw in 2008, two years before Pro drums was an option.

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I was just calling it somewhat like what I saw it was called on amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...+band+pro+drum . If I hadn't looked on amazon.com to find the price for the item first, then I would have called it the rock band 3 drum kit with pro cymbals.

Guys, this thread has gone wildly off-topic in a way that's not at all helpful to the original poster. No gold stars for you.

OP, your Playstation instruments will not work on a Wii. You will have to purchase Wii-specific instruments if you want to play on that console.