This digital drum kit offers a complete playing experience thanks to its 6-ply birch shells and versatile configuration suitable for rehearsals, home studios, and large stages. Its color touch module includes 167 high-definition multi-layer sounds, allowing for precise and expressive sound reproduction. With 15 preset kits and 20 customizable ones, it adapts to all styles and needs, from studio to church. Advanced connectivity, including Bluetooth MIDI and multiple outputs, facilitates integration into professional or amateur environments.
| Shells | 6-ply birch, black oak finish |
|---|---|
| Bass drum | 20x15 inches |
| Tom | 10x7 inches, 2 playing zones |
| Floor tom 1 | 13x13 inches, 2 playing zones |
| Floor tom 2 | 15x15 inches, 2 playing zones |
| Snare drum | 14x5.5 inches, 3 playing zones |
| Hi-hat cymbals | 14 inches, 3 playing zones |
| Splash cymbal | 8 inches, 3 playing zones |
| Cymbal 16 | 16 inches, 3 playing zones |
| Cymbal 17 FX | 17 inches, 3 playing zones |
| Cymbal 18 | 18 inches, 3 playing zones |
| Cymbal 18 Dark | 18 inches, 3 playing zones |
| Cymbal 20 | 20 inches, 3 playing zones |
| Module | Color touch screen |
| Preset kits | 15 |
| User kits | 20 |
| Sounds | 167 high-definition multi-layer sounds |
| Equalization | 3-band, compressor and Master EQ |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth MIDI/Audio, USB MIDI input/output, XLR-Combo outputs, 6.3 mm jack, monitoring outputs, unbalanced inputs |
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