Electric Drums Recommendations :)

[NickK]

I may be wrong, but that was two years ago so memory is a little rusty!

 

[Marky]

Used TD6 within your budget

http://www.drumshop.co.uk/productlist.php?id=292

Give them a call they are very helpfull.

Thanks for that site! I'm getting the TD-4K soon and it's cheapest here and you get some free goodies

 

[kiteloopy]

Yamaha DTXPLORER

It is apparently, quite a good set for a beginner - and just under your budget
Also - Gears4Music uses QuidCo, so you can get a MASSIVE 4% off

Ive got this one. picked it up a month or 2 ago. 400 2nd hand on the bay. i quite like it, altho i can see i will be limited when i get better, but for a beginner it seems perfect. the metronome is very handy.

 

[Mark M]

Thanks for that site! I'm getting the TD-4K soon and it's cheapest here and you get some free goodies

No problem, used them loads and they are great.

 

[NickK]

Forgot to remind you: don't forget to get a bass drum patch for the kick drum otherwise the fibre/felt on the majority of beaters will quickly eat through the rubber on the sensor.

 

[Neoni]

Forgot to remind you: don't forget to get a bass drum patch for the kick drum otherwise the fibre/felt on the majority of beaters will quickly eat through the rubber on the sensor.

Gaffa tape is the way forward thats what im currently using

 

[Jono]

Gaffa tape is the way forward thats what im currently using

Or a wooden/plastic faced beater But Gaffa tape is indeed a cunning plan

 

[Neoni]

Or a wooden/plastic faced beater But Gaffa tape is indeed a cunning plan

no dont use wooden beaters on it fella, it absolutely eats through it my double chained iron cobra nearly destroyed my kick pad