Electronic drum kit
Discussion
Right, after some thought I've had to admit that my life will only really be complete with a drum kit.
I live in a flat, so I need an electronic kit for both neighbour-disturbing and size issues.
I can hold a beat together if I need to (played guitar for years), but that's about it, so I'll be starting from scratch. I don't need any top of the range kit (I'm talking about a sub £250 ebay jobbie) but I don't want one of those ones you have to plug into your PC.
What should I look for/steer clear of?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dan
I live in a flat, so I need an electronic kit for both neighbour-disturbing and size issues.
I can hold a beat together if I need to (played guitar for years), but that's about it, so I'll be starting from scratch. I don't need any top of the range kit (I'm talking about a sub £250 ebay jobbie) but I don't want one of those ones you have to plug into your PC.
What should I look for/steer clear of?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dan
Edited by crofty1984 on Sunday 21st December 18:18
Yamaha DTXplorer is only 'budget' kit worth getting.
http://www.gear4music.com/Drums-and-Percussion/Yam...
http://www.gear4music.com/Drums-and-Percussion/Yam...
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