I'm Getting An E-Drum Advices Pls

[MusicPebbles]

Hi guys! I'm getting an Electronic drumset soon! FINALLY! budget is about $1200-1500.
ANy Recommendations?

Btw i wan a set that can play double pedal and have sensitive pads.

Few that i have in mind

1) Yamaha (sry dunno the models but i rmb i saw one arnd 1.2k)
2) Traps ( nv tried it be4)
3) Medeli

 

[snuffleupagus]

I have tried most of them over the years and to me PINTECH ones have the best sensitivity, when used with Roland TD3 module. I bought the TD6 but i ended up selling it as I felt that TD3 was way much better.

Mine is the Pintech Ejam model, using yamaha satellites with 50W floor woofer.

http://www.ezimusic.com/Electronic Drums Pintech/Ejam.htm

 

[MusicPebbles]

How much are they and where can i get them??

 

[Schtauffen]

DTXplorer is the 1.2k one, I have it. Can play double pedal, just need abit of positioning work on your pedals as the bass drum pad is pretty small (just right for both beaters). Sensivity-wise depends on what "sensivitiy" you meant. If you meant dynamics of the sound, its there, but how "dynamic" the sound samples are, I can't really explain it out to you.

 

[MusicPebbles]

ic man thx for ur response i would really appreciate if u tell me more about it, how about the cymbals? are they good they are triangle in shape huh? can change into round ones?

what do u feel about the kit?

 

[MusicPebbles]

and btw any other recommendations of e drums within my budget? i nid them to be good with heavy metal style

 

[Schtauffen]

You can change to the round ones, extra cost though, if I didn't recall wrongly they go around $200 or so? The triangle ones are fine, not the best. At least it still serves its purpose well.

Well, at the end of the day, the e-drums is still rubber padded. Its still great for a practice, but not for a acoustic drum replacement. Nothing to do with whatever genre you're playing too.