This electronic drum kit offers a complete experience for musicians who want to practice in the studio, at rehearsals, or at home. With its rubber pads and multiple zones, it delivers expressive, realistic playing, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced drummers. Its module includes 120 accompaniment tracks and a metronome to support learning and creativity. The numerous USB/MIDI and audio connections make it easy to integrate with virtual instruments and external devices, making it ideal for a home studio or music lessons.
| Accompaniment tracks | 120 |
|---|---|
| Built-in metronome | Yes |
| Real-time recording | 5 tracks in memory, up to 99 on a USB flash drive |
| Aux output | Playback via CD/MP3 player |
| USB/MIDI output | For virtual instruments |
| USB input | Loading WAV/MP3 samples and tracks |
| Headphone output | Yes |
| Additional input | For a 4th tom and 2nd crash cymbal |
| Snare drum | 10'' dual-zone |
| Bass drum | 8'' with included pedal |
| Toms | 2 x 8'' dual-zone, 1 x 10'' dual-zone |
| Cymbals | 10'' triple-zone ride, 10'' hi-hat, 10'' crash with functions |
| Pads | Rubber |
| Rack | Chrome, 4 legs |
| Included accessories | Cables, tuning key, power adapter |
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