The Best Electronic Drumsets For $300
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- These are the best (and worst) electronic drum sets for $300. This is meant to be a guide for those in the market for a new (and cheap) electronic drumset.
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Carlsbro CSD130
Good: VERY compact, pads don’t wobble much and feels solid. The rubber pads feel good
Bad: TERRIBLE sounds, and it costs $50 too much
DD Beta (no kick pad)
Good: It extends like crazy. I’m over six foot tall, and I can make this thing almost TOO big for me. Actually has a kick pad. Sounds are very raw and might appeal to some.
Bad: It doesn’t feel very high quality. Module is confusing. No kick pad
Behringer XD8USB
Good: One of the better sound modules on this price range, solid pad sizes
Bad: multipin cable, not a fan of that, can’t use double kick pedal.
Simmons SD300
Good: comes preassembled, usb midi out,
Bad: Nothing in this kit really stands out honestly. It's not the best sounding module, and the pads aren’t really that big either. Its also doesn’t use a kick drum pad.
Alesis Nitro
Good: has some of the best sounds in this price range. Has the kick drum tower. And is one of the newest kits at this price range.
Bad: the pads aren’t quite as big as the Behringer
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I need to mention that I believe all these drumsets have USB MIDI (not confirmed), in that chart for each set I was was just mentioning if they have the old style MIDI connections as well. Also the weight listed for each set if the "shipping weight."
65 Drums The alesis nitro kit has 24 preset kits. The rest are custom.
65 Drums thank you for being such a good to youtuber
65 Drums awesome video thanks ❤️
65 Drums also, you forgot to mention that the behringer comes with a three year guarantee
what about the yamaha dtx400k?
$300 is the minimum you should spend? Shit, I was looking at a kit for $299. There goes that.
Yeah dude $1 is the difference between life and death
65 Drums For real?
Johnny Five r/wooosh
Lol
wooshception
Honestly, this was an honest review that honestly didn't help me pick a kit. I think hearing the sounds and what makes one sound better than the other would honestly be more helpful. Did I mention that I like saying honestly almost as much as he does? Honestly, I do! ;)
+Bill Nunley Honestly Bill?
dude, you're great, super honest, and you saved me a ton of research. Subscribed
I am a drummer and have been looking into an electronic det for a friend. This is by far the most useful video I have seen in this regard and you cemented my recommendation for him. Thank you.
I have the alesis nitro kit and I've been playing nearly a year now and it's awesome! Definitely recommend it!
The Alesis Nitro kit is awesome for its price. You can't get anything better for that price.
I agree
i agree... i just purchased Alesis Nitro last month and its pretty awesome, really it has very descent sound and high quality module.
Jerrin Thomas im getting alesis drum set is it really good
Drink Me I'm getting one too and that's what I was wondering also. From the reviews and articles I've seen, I feel pretty confident in getting it.
I think the behringer XD80USB is just as good as the alesis nitro maybe even better
"Here are the best drumsets for under $300:
I recommend none of them, they all suck." - Justin
Good afternoon Sir. Firstly, I want to thank you for giving your time and resources to help those of us that are in the market for an electronic drum set, to make informed decisions based on the information that you provide. It is very valuable and appreciated. Between Alesis Nitro and Yamaha DTX 450, what is your opinion of the better kit, in terms of sound quality? Thank you.
I'm moving up to the dm10 mkii studio but I have the nitro still and it's great for the price my only complaint is the rubber on the snare has several tears and rips on it but it got me a year and a half of drums 🤘
Cheers man you helped a lot love your videos. Also is their a cheaper desktop drum modulator because I’m skint and ez drummer is expensive? Thanks
Thanks so much for the review. I was torn between the Alesis Nitro and the Behringer XD8USB but after watching a LOT of videos on CZcams I just liked the sound of the XD8USB better, so I bought it on Amazon today, it arrives Thursday. Very much looking forward to checking it out and learning drums. I play piano and guitar and never tried drums.
Awesome! let me know how it works for you
I have the Simmons SD300, as i run it through software, sound was not the problem. My biggest problem is that the set just doesn't register all the hits if you are hitting multiple pads at the same time. Sometimes hitting the pads harder will correct it, but not always. Quite a few amazon reviewers say the same thing. I wish i had done more research before i purchased, but i planned on upgrading anyway eventually.
Hey Justin, thanks for all of the tips. They are really good and beneficial. I was thinking about creating a youtube page on electric drums. Is there any topic that you know of that is not being covered?
The perfect video I was looking for, thank you so much for posting
Great! Glad it helped :)
Can you record a few measures of a rhythm on an electronic kit like these, and then have it play back repeatedly on loop?
Good comparison, Justin. I've got the Simmons SD300 set. One lesser known fact about this and the SD500 is that there's an iPhone/iPad app where you can connect using a camera cable and change the volume and sound of the pads, play music off of your phone, record, etc. Mostly the same stuff as the controller but in a much more visual and intuitive format. To me, this raises the bar on the $300 drum sets. There's a firmware update you have to do first that's available on the Simmons web site. Check it out!
Good to know thanks
Thankyou for this video Justin been researching cheap electronic drums for my 7yr old son, plus i will use it as a practice kit as its hard to find opportunities to get on my acoustic kit. Think im gonna go with the alesis nitro as it ca also handle double bass pedal.
Hey the glad the video helped :) the only thing is the Nitro won't handle the really fast double kick stuff. Still good for beginners though
Justin cool review of these e-drums in the low-end price range!!
Thanks!
Hey Justin, I'm glad your channel is growing. I tried the Behringer xdusb before getting the alesis nitro kid and definitely the alesis is way better, just needs some tweaking to get a decent sound. Highly recommended.
Thanks man! 2017 has been a good year for this channel :) Thanks for the opinion on alesis vs behringer, sounds about right
I almost bought one a year ago. Fast forward a year later and I've spent about $3000 on 2 Roland sets😂These things are so much fun!
Can you do a quick video on how to set up ezdrummer using the midi in and out? Plz
I'm thinking about it :)
Hey Justin.. thnx for all of your videos.. Actually I am too confuse about the build quality and sounds of Alesia nitro and behringer xd80usb.. my budget is so tight.. and I like metal, hard rock.. so which kit will you recommend for me?? Thnx..
I want to add new cymbals and parts to my Behringer xd8usb, as it doesn't have connections for extra parts, I'm planning to get a second handed drum set, connect the two modules, mix the structure and use the new pads. Is it a good idea?
Yo does that nitro kit capture everything you do perfectly? I want it to use as a midi controller in my daw for triggering my drum plug in, so I dont care about built in sounds I just need functionality and performance.
I just ordered the Alesis Nitro kit to use while I'm away at college. Do you think it'll hold up for 3 years? Also are there any type of pad covers that exist that I can put on to prevent wear without compromising the sound or sensitivity?
Thank you, I’m about to buy one. now I know what to look for!
looking to get into drums, ive never tried them but my whole family pretty much plays some kind of instrument, i think drums would suit me but my dad would hate the noise so an electric drum kit would be perfect, just looking for something with good sound
Great video! Exactly the same to me when it comes to Bheringer, i always think of Soundboards/mixers and speakers(I have that myself to) xD
Thanks man! haha glad I'm not the only one
Hey 65 drums, I've been binging your videos all day, and I'm really trusting your opinion! I have a question for you, if you don't mind answering. I've got EZdrummer on my mac, and I'm looking for a great feeling electronic drumset without much of the money being packed into the module! I'm an experienced drummer with acoustic drumkits and would like to have good pads and equipment rather than sounds. What are some choices for me? Love the videos. You're doing great, dude.
Glad you're liking the channel Max :) Get a yamaha drumset with big pads. I have no idea what your budget it. But the yamaha sets are very durable, and have solid trigger response.
You seem to prioritize large drums. From a perspective of preferring to not take up a lot of space, is there a decently capable compact MIDI kit (let's say internal sounds don't matter) with preferably a mesh snare (the toms don't need to be mesh), chokable cymbals and an OK kick, at a relatively low price point? You make it sound as if size is the thing that costs a lot of money, but I'm not into things that take up space (which is why I want to get rid of my acoustic kit in the first place), so I'm curious about whether there's any quality to be found in the more compact category. Or is it better, then, to customize?
I'm hoping I know the answer to this, and am probably just looking for reassurance... Brand new Nitro kit, DM6 or $400 for a nice condition used DM10 (includes throne/kick pedal)? Any kits under 400 you'd recommended more (used too)? Thanks for the great videos, and advice!!
great video!
and thanks for the answer about the rug yesterday! (:
Thanks!
An What Do You think about Behringer XD80USB (NOT the 8USB, but 80USB!!)? Is it good in comparison to Alesis Nitro?
i have the CSD130, one issue is it that it has the tendancy to trigger other pads, such as you may hit the middle tom pad and then hear the crash or ride go off (depending on what cymbal you assign the one the cymbols)
are there any trigger control settings in the module?
hi, i would like a electronic drum that can adapt a double kick pedal and i see you said that behringer can´t , what can i do if i want a drum kit with double kick cheap? pls
Would it be worth buying a cheap e-drum kit/set for now (while spending another 18 months saving up) and programming custom drum sounds into the module? Although I have no idea which modules will accept your own sounds. I'm thinking in terms of using a drum kit as a midi key-board, in a way, just with drum sounds. Of course the feel will be naff and I'd like more symbols etc hence a temporary kit. It would be ideal for non-released recordings at home. Plus I can practise on it, and always record in a studio on an acoustic kit. Or should I just keep saving and wait to get a nice drum kit? Thoughts? Thanks..
Can you use a double kick pedal on a single kick drum pad?
Your channel is absolutely amazing 😉
Hey thanks man! I like your channel too, I've been a subscriber for a while.
I was going to get the nitro, but then I saw the Simmons sd 500 kit was on sale for $350 at guitar center. I would recommend buying that kit for that price then getting the other kits on this list.
Sales throw off any list lol
Are you available to do some e-drum session work ? All done through the internet
On the csd130, could you change the sound of the hihat pedal from closing the hihat to another bass drum?? Plz answer
is there way to modify the kick pedal on the simmons set? i want to mount the trigger and use a regular kick pedal
Cool, did narrow down my search. I have more than 300 to spend but not trying to by myself an acoustic set until I'm as good as I prefer.
+Hunter Nelson glad the video helped :)
Se possível, gostaria que você falasse sobre o modelo AMW ED-9 PRO. Ela tem um visual de bateria top, e traz algumas coisas interessantes por um preço abaixo da concorrência, mas, na verdade é uma bateria iniciante, queria saber sobre o módulo e outros aspectos dela...
Por favor, deixe as informações e impressões escritas, pois, não sei falar inglês. rs
@65 Drums What do you think about sets like the Carlsbro CSD400 Drum Kit? Is it better to choose Alesis Nitro Mesh? Have you had any contact with WHD 600-DX Mesh Electronic Drum Kit / Digital Drums 470X Mesh Electronic Drum Kit? I'm from the UK and I'm looking for electronic drum kits on the local market, so if you can advise me which one costing from 350-500 pounds would be the best to start the adventure with percussion and let me play it long enough to be able to learn something and I don't have to sell it right away, or maybe it's better to add some money and buy for example, Alesis Command Mesh (~569 pounds)? I also care about good learning functions in the drum kit, so if a given brand has a better and easier to learn learning program, then there will be an additional plus for the given set for me. PS I saw your video about Alesis Command Mesh and Surge Mesh, so maybe better option will be Yamaha DTX522K (~550 pounds)?
Simmons SD7PK or Alesis Nitro? Kinda leaning towards the Nitro though.
Hey I got a yamaha dtxplorer for 250 bucks was that pretty good?
Which one of these will work with a double bass pedal?
Is the yamaha dtx400k good?
You didn't mention anything about the Millennium edrums (Millennium MPS-250 USB).
Have you ever played on them? Are they any good?
I'm looking forward on buying a cheap edrum set and playing through superior drummer.
Congratulations on your chanel btw I just found it a few days ago and I can't stop watching! Very informative! Thank you! Continue!
They aren't sold here in the USA, so that's why I didn't include them. Thanks for the kind comment :)
after conversation on xd8usb and alesis nitro, which one is a good and reasonable to buy?
im planing to buy xd8usb because the stock easy to get in my country, but the Alesis very difficult to get it, if i want to get Alesis must buy online and the cost shipping is very expensive.
please comment at below
Hatta from Malaysian
Which is the best portable electronic drumkit, for an affordable price??
Your vedios are very helpful... Heartly thanks from india😍😍😍😍😍
Hello Bro from INDIA. I'm on the verge of buying a Carlsbro CS D600 - Do you have it demo'ed? I couldn't see it though. Anyway, it is a UK based company. It has a decent build with mesh pads all around and even a moving highhat Rod and stand and it standsout at this price point with all these features. This csd600 is Carlsbro's latest and top of the line. It has midi USB. So, I really don't bother the stock sounds and I'm going to use it in my home studio. And I am a Bass player for 20 years and not a drummer.
I'm curious to know, does the CsD600 work seamlessly with the SD 3 0 VST? Or MY KONTAKT Studio Drummer? When using Midi, and that too when using the finest like SD 3, does it really matter (other than the number of pads or diameter of the mesh and of course some artificial feel due to plasticity of cymbols) the model of the electronic kit you play? I guess, be it top of the line Roland or Alesis, they all sounds the same with VST, Don't they? Thanks in advance for your help!!
thank you but please how can i get it in Nigeria
Is the ringway TD36 electronic drum set good? Because I don't wanna regret getting it
I've never even seen one, so I'm really not sure.
65 Drums okay, well thanks for responding!! Btw I'm starting to think maybe this edrum is only available in Australia, that's probably why I can't find a lot of videos about it, thanks again!!
Even though something looks or sounds like it’s bad quality I will still use it even though it’s low quality
can you make a video on how to transport your e-kit to practice sessions or gigs? :)
65 Drums dude you tha man!
haha thanks :)
Its funny you mention the Alesis Nitro as one of the better for around $300 because I'm getting into drumming and that's the exact kit I was going to purchase.
cool!
What do you recommend to just play around, I am no drummer but like to play around some, I have a crappy Yamaha DD-55c, so my bar is very low, I imagine the Nitro is the way to go, I have to believe compared to what I have now it would be worlds better, I am 6'5" though, so risers with Nitro?
The nitro is solid for the price
What about the thomann millennium hd50?
Planning on getting the Alesis Strike Zone for my birthday this month,if it comes out..Lookin forward to your feedback before I get it...
Good news, they kits are out and shipping now. They have been renamed, its now the Alesis Strike $1700, and the Alesis Strike Pro $2300
If you recommend it,I'll get it..
Probably the best bang for the buck..Thanks for your vids..
I havn't played it yet, but I've been emailed by someone that watches the channel and just got one, he likes it.
I'd recommend the nitro the behringer pads feel like hitting puddy. that being said if you're not a beginner its not bad if you don't want the rebound and the sounds are decent.I just don't see the pads holding up longer than the nitro. to be honest the module reminded me of a better dm6. good video man
Thanks man, I personally like that kind of pad, but honestly neither kit will stand up to years of play, that's why they cost $300 :(
great video as usual, Justin! have you looked into the Millenium drum sets? for a budget kit you get a good looking kit with decent sound for the price and mesh heads..don't know about durabilty though or availability to north america
They aren't sold here in America, I've heard mixed things about them
John D Robinson
I've heard that the cymbals and pads of Alesis kits are made by millennium and are rebranded as Alesis products. so they will be as durable as the Alesis pads. The sound module will be a different story, I don't know about it.
Medeli is actually the company behind A TON of different drumsets. They make pads for Alesis, DDrum, Simmons, and more.
oh, thank you for correcting me.
thanks...I have some questions. Do you play your e-drum live? If so how do you make live sound can you do a video about that please? I have TD-30kv pro drum set but never played live so. Thanks again.May God bless you... : )
That video should help
thanks
: )
What would you say is the better choice between the Pearl Roadshow 5-piece Complete Drum Set with Cymbals or the Alesis Nitro 8-Piece Electronic Drum Kit? I'm stuck between the 2.
Roadshow. But then again, you'd have to buy the cymbals too
65 Drums Is it that big of a difference? because I was leaning more toward the Alesis, because you can change your sounds and it's a bigger set.
Good day..i like watching your videos...I am new to all this stuff and have a question...i have a PC (windows) ,the Focusrite Scarlett Solo bundle with Pro Tools First..I am wanting to record drum tracks..also gotta mention that I'm on a budget and looking to buy the Alesis Nitro...is it possible to record drum tracks with the Alesis Nitro kit, if so, how would you go about doing it?..is it better to go the MIDI trigger route to get more of an authentic acoustic drum sound for recording?...what would you recommend?
Yes that would work :) If you want the best sound, get EZdrummer 2. Or just stick with the Nitro at first and try recording that. There are a million ways to do this, sometimes it makes it all confusing. But you're on the right track. I like the plan :)
right on man..i'll give that a go...thanks for replying...not everyone replies
can you make an updated video please?
Hey great videos... Have you ever used the Roland HD-1 v-drums? I bought a set, and am currently using the sounds from the module that came with it, but I would like to hook it up to Ableton Live and run addictive drums or something like that to get some better sounds. Is that possible using any MIDI to USB cable, and my Mac? Just trying to figure it out before I go on amazon to buy the cable....also, do I need some sort of audio interface? I have a Mac computer so was thinking the built-in audioface would suffice. Any tips is appreciated! Thanks for the videos.
+alex vozzella I've played the kit, I like it a lot. It has USB midi, so you can connect it. Start with just a USB cable, if you encounter Latency get an audio interface
Thank you 65 Drums!
Hey, does the Alesis Nitro have to be plugged into a speaker or amp to be heard without headphones? or can I play out with sound with a speaker?
Any kind of speaker will work :)
Is the aleisis nitro mesh kit good?
I want to play rush songs
Including parts of Neil pearts drum solos
Any kit suggestions that aren't that expensive
I don't mind importing the sounds I need form my computer
Look up the the song scars
I want those sounds
your videos are the best, Roland needs to sponsor you!
Hey thanks man! :)
Thanks for your reviews! If only the haters took the same time trying to educate people online... A few?'s please: Pads better on the Behringer, or Alesis? Either easier to USB/midi? Either easier to upgrade? Thanks Man!!
Have a friend that has the carlbro 130 and I messed with it a few hours and I disagree, to me the sounds were pretty good for the money he payed (250usd) and as I played it I really started to get used to the layout.I was thinging damn I could buy 2 of these kits for 500 and have 1 as the main kit and then the second off to the side a bit for latin vibe kit. I seen that you can change the tone up or down of every pad too .. so everything is tuneable .I was impressed
one thing to remember though is that these kits actually are impressive to those who have never owned drums at all. I love my nitro kit. But I'm a guitarist who only dabbles in drums. But for my needs it actually is better than most. Even the sounds. There is some pretty deep editing that needs to be explored to get the most out of it.
Is a 6 inch drum pad big enough for a double kick set up? I noticed the Alesis has a 6 inch kick pad
I'm a beginner and just want to do some covers but I'm on a budget. Defiantly need a double kick though. I can't spend a huge amount on an acoustic set plus living in the city and the noise
I have the Simmons SD500 and I have buy it for $300 and is very good also I can used in with FL Studios or for practice or give little concerts
nice setup :)
65 Drums thanks!
how about Artist Guitars EDK260?
Moving into an apartment and am looking for a set primarily to practice. I don't have drum software so would be using the module's sounds. I have two options I'm looking at, both used kits...
A Roland TD4 (not the portable version) for $350 or the Alesis DM 8 Pro for $400.
Which would you recommend?
I'd take the TD4 honestly. I think it's the better set
Cool man, thanks for the recommendation.
How about the dd Mediey 505 D??
Quick question, is there a big difference between the Alesis Nitro Kit and the Alesis DM6 Nitro Kit. I am currently using the old (5 years or so) DM6 Session Kit from Alesis and I would like to upgrade to either the Nitro or the DM6 Nitro. What I really like about the DM6 is that the rack is very sturdy (in my opinion) and that the cymbals are good and size, I never liked the tom pads too much. I really would like your opinion and I would really appreciate if you would help me with this, thank you so much, Cheers!
The difference between the two is the style of pads and the rack. The Alesis Nitro has the new generation of pads, and a better rack. The DM6 Nitro has the same pads that you have on your kit right now. Out of all the kits you mentioned, only the Alesis Nitro is currently in production.
ok, thank you so much for the info
it says on their website that Behringer XD80USB has dual zones for the toms snare and hats, hmmm someone has to be fibbing me
TRUE.... the XD80USB"s pads have dual zones...don't be confused tho. the kit he is talking about in the video is the Behringer XD8USB! not 80. the XD8USB runes about $329....the XD80USB is $399. the XD80 basically looks identical...the 80 has the dual zone pads and i dont think the XD8 has that. and ofcourse the 80s module is better with more capabilites
Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching :)
what about the simons sd350
Can you do a review on the Tour tech TT22M. It seems to be a solid kit for the money
I've never heard of that drumset, I'll have to look it up
It has a 10" dual zone snare.3- 8" toms. 8" mesh kick drum with pedal. 2 zone cymbals with choke. Sturdy 4 post stand. Not sure about the quality of the module, but it does have midi in and out aswell as a usb port. And extra tom and cymbal jacks.
Toms are 2 zone aswell
Hello, 65 Drums and everyone. I just got Alesis nitro...I am completely new to drums. So, do I need an Amplifier or a speaker would do? Because I don't wanna use my headphones always. Thank you
+Akram Mohammad Aslam Hi :) yes if you want to buy a drum amp or a speaker, just plug it into the Master Output on the back of the module
65 Drums Thank you so much. And your videos about the drums are the best in CZcams. Keep up the good work! 😁
Go to Dale Burton drum COVERS ALL are DONE on Alesis nitro THANKS
hey man! great vid! I found it informative on my search for my first electric drum set. May I have your suggestion on what should I buy? please and thank you for your time. here's a list on what I'm looking for:
1. budget is 500 - 700
2. needs a double pedal feature in the module. does not matter if I can use the hi hat pedal as an extra bass pedal honestly
3. Will be playing for 2- 3 hours almost everyday
4. won't be moved at all.
5. Will be used to record. while recording, I would like to hear what I'm playing via headphones or speakers
6. size of drums doesn't matter. I have a big garage.
7. Will be using drums strictly for record and band practice.
8. durability. Will be learning a lot of old school thrash/death/black metal drum techniques and lessons, so the drums are gonna be able to take quite a beating. not aggressively mind you lol
...and that's all I can think about for now. any help would be splendid! thanks again!
I think a command kit from alesis will be good for u
nomdutisateur1 from what I heard from 65drums and others, alesis has a reputation of not lasting very long unfortunately /:
Yeah I've heard that Alesis sets don't last forever. Since you intend this kit to be a long term buy, I'd say anything used from roland would be good. Maybe a used Roland TD9k or TD11k. Hook up one of those up to Ezdrummer 2 with a metal preset and you'll get a great sound.
65 Drums aw man, I can't seem to find any new or used TD9K OR TD11K in my area unfortunately /: would you recommend the DTX430K or the DTX450K? This will be my first electric drum set( actually my first drum set ever) that I will own so I really want my first set to be a very smart purchase. I've played the kit at a local shop and I found it very comfortable to play (: tho I wish Yamaha came with a mesh snare but maybe I'm asking for to much at this point with my budget.
Justin What about the Simmons Sd500 is it better than Nitro?
The SD500 isn't in the same price category but I'd say its probably a tad better.
Hey man love the videos . currently in the market and not sure how much i wanna spend but ill trade money for quality anyday. If you make any more reviews could you do me a favor and throw in how responsive the kits are . like if i hit it 20 times in 2 seconds will it register all 20 times. Anyways thanks again for the vids man
Hi Jordan most kit's in the $500 on up in price will respond no matter how fast you play. The one exception is the if you play something like fast double kick stuff. You'll need to spend at least $800-$1000 to get good responsiveness from fast double kick pedal playing.
65 Drums awesome brother thank you for the reply. i think i know what im going for now !👌again thanks for the vids take it easy man
So your saying the 700 kit im looking at getting is gunna last me a year - wtf??
What about the Roland tk1 the reviews are decent and sounded good.
Ok never mind, I see your video on it, thx for reviewing,. I was thinking about this one. Glad to know it's cons.
hey man. can you answer me something?
I'm from brazil, and my father is traveling to US and he's gonna buy me a alesis nitro .
There's a certain voltage that I must know befor I plug her in? And, I'm obligated to connect the set to a pc in addicteve drums or I can play her only with the orignal setup and a headset?
I don't know what power voltages your country uses, but there are power converters you can buy online
65 Drums 220v or 110v
Yeah try getting something online that converts that. I'm not really an expert in this area.
best review I've seen on drum kits
Thanks Andy :)
U just gained a subscriber
Thanks dude :)
I got the nitro alesis dm6 nitro for $200 on sale from Amazon and it's an amazing deal for the price
That is an amazing deal
can you use a double pedal on the nitro drum kit?
Yes, but It would be really tight fit
nice video, i am using ALESIS DM6
Thanks :)
What's your opinion on Medeli electronic drums?
Good prices, low quality