This electronic drum kit offers a complete and versatile experience, ideal for demanding musicians in rehearsal, studio, or home studio settings. Its touch module with 98 multi-layer sounds and 50 configurable kits allows for advanced sound customization, suitable for various musical styles. Bluetooth and USB connectivity facilitate integration with other equipment and software, while the configuration with birch pads ensures a natural and responsive feel. Perfect for experienced drummers looking for a high-performance and modular solution.
| Casing | Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Screen | Touchscreen |
| Sounds | 98 multi-layer sounds |
| Preset Kits | 16 |
| User Kits | 34 |
| User Recordings | 15 slots |
| Metronome | Integrated |
| USB Audio Interface | 8 outputs / 2 inputs |
| Bluetooth | Audio and MIDI input |
| MIDI Output | Yes |
| Bass Drum Pad | 12" x 4" |
| Snare Drum Pad | 12" x 4", 3 playing zones |
| Tom Pads | 2x 10" x 3.5" and 2x 12" x 4", 2 playing zones |
| Hi-Hat Pad | 14", 2 playing zones with controller |
| Crash Cymbal Pads | 2x 16", 3 playing zones, choke function |
| Ride Cymbal Pad | 18", 3 playing zones, choke function |
| Shells | 6-ply birch |
| Stands | 4 Lambda tripods with supports |
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