ddrum DD Beta Electronic Drum Kit
The all new ddrum beta, everything you need to start your journey in the world of electronic percussion! Working backward from our more advanced e-kits, we conceived the DDBeta to be the first step in a drummer’s journey. Whether it is simply their first electronic kit, or their first drum kit, we conceived it to be easy to use. The kit features a streamlined module, boasting 100 usable drum kit sounds. The sounds cover all the basics, for getting started in the world of drums and percussion, including symphonic and Latin percussion patches. You will find these and more, in the 32 pre-set kits that are standard on the DDBETA. The DDBETA offers compact size, perfect for bedrooms and small apartments. Responsive, single-zone drum pads. Dynamic single-zone cymbals with choke feature. All at a very attractive price. DDBeta, the first word in electronic percussion.
Product Features
- Designed to be affordable and easy to use for beginners in electronic percussion
- Features a streamlined module, boasting 100 usable drum kit sounds
- Comes standard with 32 drum kit presets to get playing right away
- Offers compact size, perfect for bedrooms and small apartments
- Boasts responsive, single-zone drum pads and dynamic single-zone cymbals with choke feature
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Mostly disappointed Ok… (My sound module is on the middle but dont worry…ð)this electric drum set looks fine to me but the pedals are just crazy… (Btw the drum set doesn’t have a ride…) When you actually step on it, it make 2 bass drum sounds…. So I recommend that u buy a drum set that has a kick drum tower… The assembly was pretty easy but I got 2 screw holes that are bended….. Sound quality is fine I guess and it has a lot of different sets to play…. This drum set is just for having fun. So if…
Good for an apartment, good for a beginner Ok, first off I am not a professional or even experienced drummer (I can keep a beat). I read all the other reviews on the ddrum and other sets in the similar price range. Here is my take:Why I chose ddrum: because if the variable hi-hat and the fact that it had a true bass pad rather than a trigger like most of the others.Pros: 1) many reviewers state that the assembly was hard. If you have ever used a planogram or built DIY furniture or even built a Lego set, you…