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The Efnote Mini digital drum kit stands out with its ultra-compact size, ideal for musicians looking for a high-performance and easily transportable instrument. With its 2-ply mesh heads and multi-zone pads, it offers realistic playability suitable for rehearsals, small gigs, or apartment use. Its high-quality design incorporates advanced technologies for precise and modulable sound, appealing to both children and experienced drummers who want a practical and complete kit.
| Dimensions | Approx. 115 (L) x 70 (W) cm |
|---|---|
| Shell Color | White Sparkle |
| Cymbal Color | Warm Gray |
| Heads | 2-ply mesh |
| Bass Drum Zones | 1 zone |
| Snare, Ride, Hi-hat Zones | 3 zones |
| Tom, Crash Zones | 2 zones |
| Playable Cymbals | 360° with choke |
| Module - Line Output | 2x 1/4" TS Phone (+4dBu, unbalanced) |
| Module - Headphone Output | 3.5 mm stereo phone (320 mW + 320 mW @32Ω) |
| Module - Audio Input | 3.5 mm stereo phone (+2dBu Max) |
| Module - USB | Type C USB 2.0 Hi-Speed |
| Module - Audio | 8-channel output (48kHz/24bit) / 2-channel input (48kHz/16bit), Mac/Windows ASIO |
| Module - MIDI | Input/Output |
| Module - Bluetooth Audio | A2DP Audio Input |
| Module - Bluetooth MIDI | Bluetooth Low Energy/GATT MIDI Input/Output |
| Preset Drum Kits | 12 (editable) |
| User Kits | 18 |
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