Pyle Electronic Tabletop Digital Drum Set, Compact Portable Drum Pad Kit w/ 8 Touch Sensitive Pads and Pedals, 600 Sounds, USB & Headphone Outputs, MIDI/AUX Inputs, 4x5” Drums & 4x3.5” Cymbals
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Thursday, Jul 3
Color: Black Basic
Features
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 7 touch-sensitive drum pads, LED display, USB MIDI, 265 percussion voices, 128 GM voices, 25 preset kits, 5 user kits, headphone & USB outputs, kick & hi-hat pedals, AC
- VERSATILE DIGITAL DRUM KIT - Resemble, sound, and play like an actual drum set. Offers pre-recorded drum kits and songs, or record your own, providing an authentic drumming experience.
- SEAMLESS COMPUTER CONNECTIVITY - Connect to Mac & PC via USB cable. Functions as a MIDI controller for your favorite software, enhancing your music production capabilities with ease.
- PORTABLE AND WIRELESS PLAY - Powered by AC adaptor Take your drum kit anywhere, perfect for the drummer on-the-go, ensuring you never miss a beat wherever you are.
- CUSTOMIZE YOUR SOUND - Features LCD screen and audio controls for unique music creation. Includes built-in metronome and reverb effect, allowing you to tailor your sound to your preference.
Description
The Pyle PTED01 is a compact, all-in-one digital drum kit designed for drummers on the move. Featuring seven touch-sensitive pads, it offers an authentic drumming experience with customizable sounds. Connect to your computer via USB for MIDI functionality, or enjoy wireless play with battery power. With 265 percussion voices, 25 preset kits, and user-defined options, this kit is both versatile and portable. Ideal for practice or performance, the PTED01 is perfect for musicians of all ages and skill levels.
Color: Black Basic
Brand: Pyle
Material: abs
Model Name: Portable Electronic Tabletop Drum Pads
Item dimensions L x W x H: 23.5 x 6.75 x 16 inches
Item Weight: 7.28 Pounds
Body Material: Plastic
Connector Type: plug,usb,wireless
Included Components: not included
Finish Type: Black
Manufacturer: Sound Around
UPC: 068888980999
Global Trade Identification Number: 99
Item Weight: 7.28 pounds
Product Dimensions: 23.5 x 6.75 x 16 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 215 Sounds
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 5, 2010
Color Name: Black Basic
Hardware Interface: Ethernet, Fibre Channel
Material Type: abs
Drum Set Piece Quantity: 7
Color Screen: No
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Color: Black Basic
The media could not be loaded. The Pyle PTED01 digital drums work great. It's easy to program the way you want by changing the pad voices and midi note pad assignments. The USB port allows you to connect to your computer for midi sequencing inside your digital audio workstation software. There are five memory locations to store your own drum kits for the internal kits and midi kits. The drum sounds have cross switching for soft and hard hits on the pads which adds a nice dynamic touch. You can play along with the 100 built in songs and mute the kit performances in each song with the "Drum Off" button, also you can practice and control the volume of the accompaniment tracks. Please watch my video on how to setup the PTED01 to perform the way you like, and hear how the drum kits sound to make it easier for you to decide if the PTED01 is right for you. Please feel free to use the Video Index below for my video. Video Index: 00:00 - Introduction and basic Features 4:36 – Control Buttons 8:58 – Drum Kit Sounds 13:23 – Pad Voice Editing 25:50 – Reverb Settings 27:17 – Song Mode 33:34 – Record Mode 42:40 – Midi Note Setup For DAW Software 48:38 - DAW Recording 53:25 – Rating and Wrap Up 55:20 - Built In Demo Patterns
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024 by Walter
Color: Black Basic
I needed a small drum kit that I could stow away and pull out when necessary, and at the same time for the kit to have acceptable sound. The Pyle has all those features, especially given the price. Definitely worth the money.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025 by Bobak
Color: Black Basic
I really wanted to like this drum kit. In general, I’ve now tried three Pyle drum kits, the PTED 01 the PTED06 and the PTED09. This one is the 01 and it comes in two different versions one with a dial button and one with a picture of the kit that lights up when you hit the various Drums or symbols. The biggest turnoff for me was the volume. This kit is significantly less loud than any of the other tabletop kits that I have tried. I especially didn’t like the fact that when you switched to batteries, the level of sound on the kit only goes to 11 versus 16 with electricity. Even at level 16 this kit was nowhere near as loud as the other table top kits made by Pyle as well as Konix or Yamaha. There were a large number of kit sounds to choose from as well as the sound quality was very good for a tabletop kit. So if the volume is not an issue for you, then this could be a good kit for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025 by CJ
Color: Black Basic
My husband absolutely loves loves loves his drum pad. I bought him headphones too and no one can hear him making noise only I can hear just the tapping of the drumsticks. He says that the response of the pad is AMAZING and so many customization choices.
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024 by Maribel Iannello
Color: Black Basic
We bought this drum kit for our 11 year old. Here's why: - It's compact - It's electronic so we can vary the volume and even wear headphones - It has many different selectable drum sets - It costs significantly less than what a decent digital drum set would cost. My son loves it and so does the rest of the family. We have formed a family band and this drum kit fits in nicely with the guitar, bass, and vocals when plugged into our Behringer K1800FX keyboard amp Behringer ULTRATONE K1800FX 180-Watt 4-Channel PA System / Keyboard Amplifier. This drum kit sounds incredibly realistic and can get very loud with the keyboard amp. With the keyboard amp the drums can keep up with my 100 Watt Fender Mustang III guitar amp. It's good but it's not perfect: - It does not register every hit, so it might frustrate you if recording. It's good about 99% of the time. - There is no provision for rim strikes. - The pedals are cheesy and tend to move around while you're playing. All in all though, we love these drums and highly recommend them. Update 6/27/2013 - I made a stand for the drum set which dramatically improved the performance of the kicker and hihat pedals. Performance of the set is now close to a professional digital drum set with a smaller footprint and at 1/4 the cost. Total cost of the stand was $26. Here are the components: - Target TV Tray $8 - Piece of shelving for bottom of stand free - Angle bracket with screws to mount shelf bottom to stand $2 - 1" Angle brackets with screws to hold pedals in place $1 - 4" long screws with nylon locking nuts to go through "hinge" of pedal $1 - 4 large screw mount tie straps to hold 4" screws free - 1 non slip rug pad from Target $6
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2013 by Amazon Customer
Color: Black Basic
At first, I didn't really like this very much and was put off by how much space it took up on my desk. But after the 2nd day of playing it, it's a pretty awesome piece of equipment. The sounds it has are very good, at least upon going through and testing various kicks. It's a solid sounding instrument. It doesn't make too much noise in the headphone out, either, which is good for my recording purposes. I think there is definitely something to be said for actually playing drum parts for songs, as opposed to letting a drum machine or virtual drummer do it all for you. The part that I don't like about it is the midi aspect. When I plugged this into my computer via USB, I excepted it to be better than it was. This, to me, is probably the biggest downfall of the machine. It still plays drum sounds when plugged in, much like a midi interface even. Also, it is WAY too quiet when functioning as a midi controller. I don't know if this is Logic's drum plugin's fault or what, but I found it better to record the line out through the headphone jack. This is kind of a shame because I could edit the drum rhythm had it played well through midi, as well as quantize and add "swing" to the groove this way, aside from also choosing specific kits or drum sounds. I haven't completely given up on the midi functionality yet, but it does seem to be more functional using its own sounds. Overall, I think this is a really nice piece of equipment, and highly recommend it to anyone and everyone pretty much.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2017 by Ben Ruppel