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Published on 04/12/04 at 15:00I got this at Guitar Center. I paid $1250 US dollars. This is mainly used as a recording and band prctice unit.
I like the module The kit is simple to set up and tear down. I had it out of the box and playing in 40 minutes. It took some time to get it adjusted but now is very comfortable. With headphones, there is no more noise than some one on a computer keyboard. It gets very loud through the PA. The hihat does play open to closed sounds. The bass module is better upright. Get a rug because the hihat and bass module will stick to a good carpet like velcro.
If i could afford all mesh heads in a set I think I would do that. the rubber pads have a good sound but are a little jarring. GC threw in some injected sticks. After trying them I highly recommend them. Good news bad news no throne and bass pedal. I think that this is so personal that including a clunky pedal and cheap throne would not add to the value.
I was very impressed with the quality of the components. The rack seems sturdier that the one that comes with the V Compact.
I am a guitarist who thinks he can play drums. There is no way my wife would put up with accoustic drums in the house. I think that this set is a good solution to my recording and band practice needs. I tried both the V Tour and V Compact kits at Guitar Center. This kit is much more flexible in terms of dual triggers, better module with built in rhythms that I can jam over, has a sequencer and I like this rack better, it seems more stable.
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I like the module The kit is simple to set up and tear down. I had it out of the box and playing in 40 minutes. It took some time to get it adjusted but now is very comfortable. With headphones, there is no more noise than some one on a computer keyboard. It gets very loud through the PA. The hihat does play open to closed sounds. The bass module is better upright. Get a rug because the hihat and bass module will stick to a good carpet like velcro.
If i could afford all mesh heads in a set I think I would do that. the rubber pads have a good sound but are a little jarring. GC threw in some injected sticks. After trying them I highly recommend them. Good news bad news no throne and bass pedal. I think that this is so personal that including a clunky pedal and cheap throne would not add to the value.
I was very impressed with the quality of the components. The rack seems sturdier that the one that comes with the V Compact.
I am a guitarist who thinks he can play drums. There is no way my wife would put up with accoustic drums in the house. I think that this set is a good solution to my recording and band practice needs. I tried both the V Tour and V Compact kits at Guitar Center. This kit is much more flexible in terms of dual triggers, better module with built in rhythms that I can jam over, has a sequencer and I like this rack better, it seems more stable.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com