Where can I buy cheap Electronic drumsets?
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Schtauffen
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You know,
Your really cheap =/= my really cheap.
Whats your budget?
And if you really want to find one, the drums buy/sell forums is still the best.
Your really cheap =/= my really cheap.
Whats your budget?
And if you really want to find one, the drums buy/sell forums is still the best.
cheesedaele
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Drumsets aren't cheap, it's an expensive hobby. After shopping around a while, your concept of "really cheap" might change quite a bit.
Guaranteed cheap one: get a few pillows and put on table, stack a few textbooks underneath to add height to taste.
Guaranteed cheap one: get a few pillows and put on table, stack a few textbooks underneath to add height to taste.
Schtauffen
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"Drumsets aren't cheap, it's an expensive hobby"
..... *looks at drum kit right behind*
......
True to that! Hahaha.
..... *looks at drum kit right behind*
......
True to that! Hahaha.
faithsilence
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OR look around the Drums Sales section for 2nd hand. 1K+ for drums in SG is not considered expensive.
Anyway, any views or personal experiences on roland ekits ? Especially the Roland HD-1 lite ?
And i dont like yamaha dtxplorer, cause i have bad experiences with it. Are the "slightly" more exp yamaha good ? Not those $5k type i mean LOL
Planning to get one due to lack of space and i cant stand to have an acoustic at home, my parents will kill me. Haha.
And i dont like yamaha dtxplorer, cause i have bad experiences with it. Are the "slightly" more exp yamaha good ? Not those $5k type i mean LOL
Planning to get one due to lack of space and i cant stand to have an acoustic at home, my parents will kill me. Haha.
faithsilence
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IMO, U pay for what u get. U have 1k, dun expect ur kit to feel or sound like a 10k TD20. Personally I have tried a TD20 before, the sound is great but as the pads are mesh, they do not really feel real to me. This is personal opinion. Not too sure about the other models.
Yamaha DTX explorer is the lowest end, how do u want it to sound and feel like?
DTX900k sounds good IMO.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JumQv0xanRw
Yamaha DTX explorer is the lowest end, how do u want it to sound and feel like?
DTX900k sounds good IMO.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JumQv0xanRw
thanks for the plug, faithsilence 
kidoboy1: i guess you have to realize that when it comes to e kit, it's really a different kind of pricing all together. because it includes, cymbal pads, modules and what not that's why it has a certain kind of pricing.
ultimately, if you decide to buy an electronic drum kit. please do try all different brands of electronic drum kit that is available in the market before coming to a conclusion. points to take note will be whether you are comfortable with the kit when you're playing on it, the heads, the sounds, the size of it and the list goes on. so yeah, that's my 2 cents worth of advice and hope you will find something you like soon
ck
kidoboy1: i guess you have to realize that when it comes to e kit, it's really a different kind of pricing all together. because it includes, cymbal pads, modules and what not that's why it has a certain kind of pricing.
ultimately, if you decide to buy an electronic drum kit. please do try all different brands of electronic drum kit that is available in the market before coming to a conclusion. points to take note will be whether you are comfortable with the kit when you're playing on it, the heads, the sounds, the size of it and the list goes on. so yeah, that's my 2 cents worth of advice and hope you will find something you like soon
ck
faithsilence
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There are some really 'cheap' ones like Medeli (HK/China brand), not sure where to get them though.
http://www.musicradar.com/tuition/d...est-beginner-sets-in-the-world-today-177956/6
Some reviews.
http://www.musicradar.com/tuition/d...est-beginner-sets-in-the-world-today-177956/6
Some reviews.
weckl-x
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Medeli DD-502(J)
Specifications:
4 Drum Pads, 3 Cymbal Pads, 1 Kick Trigger, 1 Hi-Hat Control Pedal
215 Voices
20 Preset Kits, 10 User Kits
50 Preset Songs
Controls: Power Switch, Start/Sop, Save, Kit, Voice/Volume, Song/Volume, Drum Off, Click, Hi-Hat, Crash Ride, Hi-Hat Control, Snare, Tom 1, Tom 2, Tom 3, Kick, Volume, +/-, Tempo/Tap
Connectors: Midi Out, Kick, Snare, Tom 1, Tom 2, Tom 3, Ride, Crash, Hi-Hat Control, Kick, Aux. In, Output (L/Mono & R), Phones, Power Jack
Price: $720
http://guitar-alley.net/drums
This might be one of the cheaper e-kits around if you really must get an e-kit... Pads feel quite 'toy-like'.
Dhoby Ghaut?! I went to Parklane but i could't find any drums/e-drums for sale. Which shop did you go to?
