Coolmusic DD8 Electric Drum Set Electronic Kit with Mesh Head 8 Piece, Drum Throne, Sticks Headphone and Audio Cable Included, More Stable Iron Metal Support Set
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- [Realistic Sound Effect] Loyal to the acoustic drum sampling of the Real drum, test and adjust the details of each timbre repeatedly, making the sound more realistic and excellent, shorten the shock response to the extreme to avoid the sound delay. Perfect for practice at home or band performances!
- [All-Mesh Drum Head] With delicate all mesh, the unique drum head is more dense and durable without the problem of mesh deformation and slackness, offering the better feeling close to the real drum.
- [Premium Quality] We adopted high-end silicone cymbal in elegant black, which has a stable and well-distributed tone response at any position of the cymbal. The collapsible Iron metal stand is more stable and safer.
- [Intelligent Use]Ideal for beginners and seasoned players. It supports connecting an MP3 player or phone which is great for learning new songs. With headphone included, wont disturb others.
- [Perfect Set] Come with all you need: Four-legged bracket, 8 tom-tom x3, 10 snare x1, 11 hi-hat x1, 12 Ride x1, 12 Crash x1, 10" Kick drum x1, kick pedal x1, hi-hat pedal x 1, headphone x 1, drum Throne x 1, audio cable x1, stick x1
Item Weight: 50.6 pounds
Package Dimensions: 32.28 x 14.17 x 7.56 inches
Item model number: DD8
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 24, 2020
Body Material: Metal
Color Name: Silver,Black,white
Connector Type: USB Type A
Material Type: Silicone,Metal,Iron
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Comparing this to the Alesis Nitro Mesh I had prior. Starters, the module is much better and produces actual drum sounds unlike the Alesis which sounds like a toy drum kit for kids. It comes preloaded with a bunch of different kits recorded directly from studio drums such as acoustic, rock, jazz, fly, metal and you can make your own as well, just messing around I found around 30-40 different “voices” for each kit piece so there are many possible ways to make this kit sound if you so choose, I just use the acoustic pre set as it sounds really good for just about anything you’re playing. The module supports midi and usb so I’ve got mine connected to a laptop to record and also play Clone Hero’s which syncs up no issues. There is also aux in and headphone out and dual channel aux output for amps and what not. My only complaint is there is no blue tooth option which is not a huge miss since this is a more basic module and you get what you pay for, the aux in makes up for this. The stand is heaps better than the Alesis, more durable, easier to set up and collapse, adjusts easy with the included tool and doesn’t feel like it’s going to fall apart the moment you start smashing on the drums. The drums themselves are good, the mesh heads seem pretty durable and have a nice rebound effect similar to an actual drum head. I use nylon tipped and adorn wood tip sticks and they work good for these. The cymbals are dual zone and also will mute when grabbing the edge. Snare has ability to rim hit as well which is good for a lot of Gospel music which I play. The kick is nice, attaches to stand so it’s not moving around on you, my complaint with the kick is the actual pedal and chain are a bit flimsy, the pedal rocks from side to side a bit which doesn’t effect the drum but it’s slightly annoying just the way it feels really sloppy and it started squeaking as well which is annoying. Overall in my opinion this is a great value for the cost. The nitro mesh is around the same price or more and is inferior in pretty much all ways. This is a nice kit to get started on or even if you need something that doesn’t take up a lot of space, this is very compact. It came with a drum throne which is kinda cheap I don’t use it. Came with USB A for connecting to PC, a set of headphones with sound alright but are very uncomfortable to wear. Sticks it came with are just a generic set of 5As good if you don’t have any yet.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024 by Kindle Customer
I bought this for my 13 year old daughter who started learning how to play drums. I don't have any experience with drums. Please keep that in mind while reading this review. We had a chance to compare this set with a friend's Alesis Nitro mesh set. Here are a few things we noted. 1. The mesh on the DD8 drums felt much nicer than the one on the Nitro. Both for feel and response. 2. The 10" snare , vs 8", and the 12" cymbals are much easier to hit for a beginner. 3. The kickdrum on the nitro is loud, the physical impact sound, probably because of the rubber pad. the DD8 kickdrum impact is more muted and left nicer. 4. The DD8 frame is thicker and felt more sturdy. 5. The module on the Nitro seems to have more features and more kits. However, we liked the "Acoustic" kit on the DD8 more than any of the kits on the nitro and that is probably the only one my daughter will be using since she feels that it the closet to the acoustic drums she uses for her lessons. 6. The tom drums say they are dual triggered but the cables to the module are "mono" . So, the module treats them as single. To be fair, the description doesn't claim dual zone toms. The Box did have instructions sheet and it was pretty easy to assemble. Out of the box, the mesh on one of the drums was very lose. It was pretty simple to tighten it . We haven't used the throne or the headphones or a lot of features of the module yet. Overall we like this set a lot. Hoping it will last a while without issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2022 by vk
I have a set of Yamaha DTX's (silicone heads) and this set feels so much better. The 10" kick and snare are a really nice bonus. Frame and hardware are decent. It's just as, if not more stable than the Yamahas. The kick tower attached to the frame is also a really nice feature. I have it setup with a Pearl double kick right now and its really REALLY fun to play. The bounce back from the drumheads is perfect, but they are far from silent. The kick is very loud on hallow floors. As far as the accessories it comes with: Throne - is for a child. If you weigh over 50lbs, I assure you, your bottom is too big to fit ON the stool. You will be balancing until it breaks. And it WILL break. So just plan on getting one. Kick pedal - Its your run of the mill $25 pedal. It'll do the job. Just not comfortably or well. You won't be doing anything complex with accuracy but if you're just starting out, that should be fine. Hi-hat pedal - its cheap, but it feels better than the Yamaha electronic hi-hat pedal. Presets are limited even for a beginner. There could be more but what is there is really fun to work with. The module is really user friendly and easy to use. Setup is simple.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024 by Ryan Serra
The company will take care of there customers.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025 by David Denton
This drum kit is great it was easy to set up and it has a good amount of different kits to play on The kick pedal is very springy and it’s easily adjusted
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2024 by Jaziah
Don’t be fooled by the price, this a nice little drum kit.I gave my massive drum set away to my grandkids. I got the urge to play again so, I decided to give this set a try and I’m guile happy with my dession.
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2020 by patrick devine
Amazing introductory set. Good quality. Biggest plus for me is that it is foldable. May not be a well known name brand, but does what the others can. LOVE IT
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2022 by John
Drum stool has already bent and on the verge of breaking.
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2021 by leslie brown