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List Price: $362.99
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- 7 Drum Pads with Touch Sensitivity - 2 Pedals Pad Layout - 25 Preset Drum Kits
- 5 User Kits - 215 Percussion Voices - 100 songs
- 1 Demo Song - USB Port (MIDI In/Out)
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I have been pleased with this drum kit since the moment I got it. It shipped to me quickly and nothing was damaged when I unpacked it. The pads are responsive and the sound is clear with plenty of volume. The pad tops are durable and made to last. The compact size is perfect for my needs and I couldn't be happier for the all around value and price.
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While this kit won't replace a higher end electronic drum setup, it offers some unexpected features we love. It also has drawbacks. My 11-year-old grandson has the summer off from his drum lessons, but wanted to practice regularly and learn some new songs. This set seemed the best bet for that and we are pleased. It didn't take him long to figure out how to use the controls to set the configuration he wanted and he especially liked the provided loops with timer that allowed him to quickly learn and play along with these relatively simple routines. That gave him a boost in confidence to try more complex things.
Out of the box, we used the AC adapter to plug the unit into an outlet because we didn't have the necessary 6 C batteries on hand. Once we buy those he'll enjoy having the set more portable. I worried that it would be too loud and possibly annoying to listen to so I had some headphones on hand for him to use (you need ones with a fairly long cord to reach from the back of the unit under or around it thus out of the way and to the user), but we never plugged those in because it is more pleasant to listen to than expected and of course there are volume controls. We downloaded a song he knew onto my iPhone and started that so he could play along. He set the volume so it matched the playing song and did pretty well.
His major complaint was that occasionally a drum head doesn't sound as it should which would distract his rhythm. You do need to hit them 'just so' to get the response. I guess when you're used to a full size kit, it's a bit awkward to hit these small pads consistently and in the right place. There are 'dead spots' at the edges of the pads and sometimes when he hit two pads at once in a faster riff, one might not sound. That might have been a product of his inexperience, but it's something to think about if you expect to use this kit for more than practice and play.
As a listener, I thought the cymbals and some other sounds should have more reverb than they did, but that may be something you can set. There are a lot of options for settings.
The thing that ended up entertaining us all for a long time and was totally unexpected was that in addition to the many choices for drum set sounds, there are over a hundred other sounds to choose from. Everything from explosions, thunder, various animal sounds, laughter, footsteps, a creaking door, an eerie scream to car sounds and convincing war sounds. You can set each pad and pedal separately and save the configuration just like you can with the drum set sounds, so my young drummer ended up creating sets to match stories he made up and then punctuated them in the telling with various sounds. That was a lot of fun.
Bottom line: It was easy and fast to set the unit up initially using one of several preconfigured drum set combinations assigned to the pads and pedals that are pretty standard, I guess, as he was able to instantly identify which pad represented which corresponding drum set piece and was satisfied with the sounds, but I was amazed at the options available to set things up to suit specific needs. He had no trouble figuring out how to do this without the instructions and spent hours at it, making up stories to punctuate with sound effects as well as playing along with provided loops and demos and real songs playing on other media. If he sticks with his lessons he'll need a higher end set than this, but for now this is fine and decent value for the price.
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I purchased this product after watching the video review and it is just what I was looking for. Works great as a MIDI drum set with Garageband: just plug it in using a USB cable, add a software drum track, and you're good to go. It has a nice feel and a good size for setting it up in the studio or taking it anywhere. The item was packaged & handled properly and the shipping was very fast. Well worth the money.
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We have been playing with this thing for 3 months and loving it. Sturdy unit with many sounds and features! Can be used for laying down professional tracks or jamming!! My 4 year old has just starting playing around using the demo songs and metronome he adjusts to his liking but does have his favorite. he is learning on his own i cant touch it when he has the sticks he counts along with it and has it and has it down he is teaching me now "LOL".. the pedals the bass and high-hat are right where you need them perfect sensitivity . Musicians and non musicians has spent time with ours and can not stop once they get started..its so easy exploring all the features i see unlimited creative possibilities ,many hours of fun well worth the price great product... studio quality sound very durable!!
I haven't explored all the features as i get sidetracked just playing and having fun..
1. Its easy
2. Its Fun
3. You will love it.
No regrets here.
Highly Recommend
I bought this item to use as a recording tool feeling it might give more of a live feel to some drumming parts that needed more than just a loop behind it....whlie the drum tones sound very good for the most part and being able to assign whichever tone I want to each individual pad is nice, the overall experience was only four stars to me because it has an annoying habit of skipping a beat or cymbal here or there... you can adjust the sensitivity of the pads but if you do something aggressive on it and you don't hit the pad just right it will skip or miss which makes it impossible to record with..be warned!
