Sound X SMI-1458 Electronic Drum Set by Sound X.

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Sclick.net staff and users daily bring fresh new technology or electronic gadgets info. The thing I like most about an electronic drum set is the small amount of space it takes up compared to a regular set. Super rich sound comes from this quality Sound X Electronic Drum Set. With its 4 Drum Pads, 3 Cymbal Pads, 1 Hi-Hat Control Pedal, 1 Bass Drum Set, 108 Tones, 40 Preset Songs and 10 Preset Kits, you are sure to find what you need. MIDI IN/OUT, headphone jack and USB port. Comes with 1 pair of Drum Sticks and owners manual. The stylish design features all cables pre-run within the tubular frame for easy and quick set up.

You will enjoy hours an quiet jamming at home or in your office. This is a great second or practice kit for drummers of all ages and skill levels.

Features 4 Drum Pads, 3 Cymbal Pads, 1 Hi-hat Pedal/Pad; 1 Bass Drum Pedal/Pad 108 Voices, 40 Preset Songs, 10 Preset Kits, 5 User Kits 1 Pair of Drum Sticks, Headphones, DC (9V) Adaptor, Instruction Manual Metronome Function MIDI In/Out and USB Port Find yours here: Sound X SMI-1458 Electronic Drum Set Sclick.net is a gadgets review with figures, graphics, photos, images, videos, etcetera. Blog with visitors’ comments. The stuffs are uploaded by users or webmaster. All of the content on this blog (including figures, graphics, photographs, images, video recordings, something like that.) is covered under Canadian, US and international copyright and trademark laws. The information contained in this site is for general data purposes only. These figures, graphics, photographs, images, videos, something like that.

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Found this on Craigslist for $250 what am i getting into? This will be my first E drum set on a budget.Hellfire has a bit about it on his web site: It seems to be a modified Medeli. Otherwise known here as junk. You would be getting it very cheap. So, expect cheap sounds, and cheap build quality - ie, you might not be able to stand the sounds, and the thing might break after a little pounding (if it isnt already beaten up, which might be why it is on craig's.), My advice: Save your money, cut back on some luxuries - like food -, drum into a pillow, and save up for a proper kit, like a Roland, or a Yamaha, or even the newer Simmons or Alesis. Do a search around this site for Medeli and you will see that is pretty much what others think as well.

Found this on Craigslist for $250 what am i getting into? This will be my first E drum set on a budget.If you keep into context the price you are paying for the kit, it's not bad.

It does have a USB port on it, so if you ever wanted to go the VST route it should be fairly painless. Also, Brand new you are looking at $350. It all comes down to how beat up the used kit is. If the entry level market is were you are looking. You might want to also look at the (which uses the same module as the SMI-1458, but I believe the sound set is different) or the.

The Simmons SD7PK will be the pricier one of the entry level kits, but still worth it considering price. Above all, try them before you buy them. You might want to go to a music shop that has some edrum kits set up. I know Guitar Center (if you have one somewhat close) tend to have the Simmons, Yamaha, and Roland stuff set-up to try. They might have the Alesis DM6 as well. I haven't be in my Guitar Center lately.

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Extra info: The Medeli number for this kit is the DD501. You can download the manual from their website () if you want a closer look at what it can and can't do.