This electronic drum kit is ideal for musicians looking for a versatile and high-performance instrument, suitable for both studio and practice sessions. Thanks to its sound module with a touch screen and 128 multi-layered sounds, it offers a rich and customizable sound experience. Bluetooth and USB connectivity facilitates integration with your digital equipment, while its multi-zone birch pads guarantee expressive and precise playing. Perfect for experienced or beginner drummers, it is suitable for both stage and home studio use.
| Casing | Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Screen | Touch screen |
| Multi-layered sounds | 128 |
| Preset kits | 20 |
| User kits | 80 |
| Metronome | Integrated |
| User recordings | 15 songs |
| USB audio interface | 8 output / 2 input |
| Bluetooth | Audio input and MIDI |
| MIDI output | Yes |
| Drum shells | 6-ply birch |
| Bass drum pad | 20" x 15" |
| Snare drum pad | 14" x 5.5" three-zone |
| Tom pad | 11" x 8" two-zone |
| Floor tom pad | 15" x 15" two-zone |
| Hi-Hat cymbal pad | 14" two-zone with controller |
| Crash cymbal pad | 16" three-zone with choke function |
| Ride cymbal pad | 20" three-zone with choke function |
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