edrum pads (like Yamaha DD-65)

[bluechill]

hi everyone, i've been drumming for a few months now, but the thing is I only meet up with the rest of the band about once every 1-2 weeks. so other than that, i can't really play around with drums much.

so i'm thinking of getting a Yamaha DD-65 or something, cos my room just doesnt have space for a full electronic drumkit. and basically sometimes i jus wanna experiment with new sounds and rhythm, so i don't think i need a full-sized set.

anyone used the DD-65 before, or has any other types i can consider? I've also heard about casio and awowo, but not sure whether they're any good.

pls give me some advice! thanks!

 

[gibs]

Erm so far, the Yamaha DD65 is the only one-piece drumset i've seen that has the hi-hat trigger placed at the top left position of the kit; all the others have it at the center. As for other sets, there's the Medeli DD502 at $690, this time it's the whole kit.

Well, if you're willing to put up with much smaller set, then go with the DD65, otherwise, spend a bit more to get the Medeli.

Cheers,
gibs.

 

[luvsnsd]

the Medeli DD502 cymbals can change to other round cymbals rite?
im looking forward to get this entry level as i want to get started on drums so cant really afford 2nd hand roland td3k that i saw in buy&sell section

 

[bluechill]

thanks gibs for the reply.
where can i get medeli drums, or go try it?

 

[JonEthan]

Ranking Sports & Music at Bras Basah Complex is selling it.