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Possibly the most compact “Drum set” the world has ever seen convinces in every category. The 7 pads are velocity sensitive, that means, the volume changes in relation to the force of the strike. In total 215 sounds are available, 25 drum kits are preset, and 5 more can be set by the user and played back. Additionally two pedals are included for the bass drum and hi-hat. The headphone connection allows silent playing. It’s also perfect as a Rhythm coach.
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Fame DD-305 Digital DrumWell, i bought this to help me digitalize drumtracks through Midi using plug-in, it works really well and it is pretty sensitive (more than i expected). I believe it is a nice purchase for the price. No delays using the USB port so far.
I hope this helped.
Nice!!!!!!
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Sound ist ausgezeichnet. Sie können viele Parameter. Wenn Sie mit einem PC verbinden, erweitern die Möglichkeiten.
Sehr schnelle Lieferung.
Speichern und der Service ist hervorragen.
Alle super, bin ich zufrieden.
Danke Music Store!
Its a great Digital Drum, had a weak stereo sound integrated but an excellent output sound with headphones, usb or aux device.
With a variety of sounds, possible to record, play with metronom and practice with a lot of integrated songs.
A great deal to people who want to make recording and studio work.
You also can use it live with a good PA.
AWESOME DIGITAL SOUND
Lets be honest, this is not a real e-drum, this is a plastic toy e-drum.
And at being a toy e-drum, it is actually a good toy e-drum.
Its own drum sounds are acceptable, the pads are acceptable, average response and sensitivity, be prepared for some beats not to come out sometimes, it all depends on the drummers attack. The footswitches that control the hi-hat and bass drum are childish, and they sometime behave so, but with practice you get the hang of it more or less.
But whatd you expect for less than a hundred euros?
For the money it is great fun. As it is to connect it to your computer and run some midi software with it and make it sound like anything you want.
It comes with a pair of some, rather cheap and bulky, maple drum sticks. You may want to order something better, even from the ones that may be offered to you by musicstore.
All in all, it is a good buy if you want a practical way to lay down some rhythm ideas on the fly, or just have a childish drum rush quickly or beat on something for stress relief purposes.
Professionals stay away from this kit though.
