Suena bastante aceptable y puedes aumentar o bajar el volumen de cada pad a tu gusto. Excelente para practicar. Adems le puedes agregar un kit de expansin que tiene un platillo y otro tom.

 

Compr la batera electrnica Alesis Nitro Mesh en diciembre del ao pasado como regalo de Navidad para mi hijo. Ha sido una adquisicin fantstica. Con diferentes conjuntos de sonidos ya preestablecidos y 385 sonidos diferentes para personalizar la batera, hace que tengas un mundo de posibilidades al alcance de la mano.
Cuando la batera lleg, el bombo no sonaba bien. Muy bajo y con el sonido apagado. Contacte con servicio al cliente de Alesis. Fueron muy atentos y efectivos. Despus de comprobar que el bombo estaba defectuoso, me enviaron otro bombo nuevo, sin costo adicional. Fantstico!
Mi hijo est tomando clases de batera y con la batera en casa ha hecho que su desarrollo sea rapidsimo, adaptando los sonidos de la batera con cada ritmo que aprende. Ya compr el kit de expansin de Alesis, porque en su clase la batera que se usa tiene los 5 tambores y 4 platillos, as que, ya puede practicar igual que en su clase. El sonido de esta batera es fabuloso, ya que puedes hacer, modificando volumen, balance, tono, reverberacin, etc, que suene igual que una batera acustica. 100% recomendado!

 

For almost $500 I am expecting a seat or at the very least that headphones are included. Absurd.

 

Sugeriria que trabajaran en un poco de mas calidad al pedal de hi ha

 

Soy novato pero desde hace tiempo quera una batera, la compr en prime day por buen precio y estoy muy feliz! Sigo aprendiendo y los sonidos son muy buenos

 

Los materiales de los parches son resistentes y tiene buena respuesta, los platillos son aceptables, sin embargo la estructura para el montaje se siente poco robusta.

 

I searched a lot for the price and quality ratio. I’m so glad I got this drum set – it is the best I could expect at this price range and as a beginner it’s even an overkill for me, but will allow me for many years of great value – mesh is strong to hold all types of drumming. Pedals or OK – I hope they had a sucking mechanism at the bottom, to prevent from sliding over my laminate floor, but I placed a rubber rug, so it prevents it from sliding. I also wish it had an XLR out instead of the 1/4 inch PL jack, but in overall it’s a great kit!

 

Mio figlio ha 9 anni, ha fatto un paio di anni di lezioni, questa batteria adatta a lui (secondo me per una persona fisicamente pi sviluppata un po’ piccola, ma non sono batterista quindi non fidatevi ciecamente di questa valutazione). I suoni sono realistici, semplice da usare e non troppo ingombrante. Gli ha dato molta voglia di suonare, penso che dopo un po’ di lezioni, se si intenzionati a continuare, ci voglia almeno una cosa come questa, altrimenti solo con i pad passa la voglia.

 

Grandaughter loved this and helpful with her drum lessons at school.

 

L’ho presa per mio figlio. La batteria fatta abbastanza bene ma con qualche difetto di progettazione. Il problema maggiore la struttura che in po’ leggerina, i giunti vanno stretti bene ma si allentano spesso tanto che si smonta mentre suona, i tubi tendono a sfilarsi dai morsetti ma ho risolto applicando della semplice gomma tra tubo e morsetto. I piatti lo stesso, dopo un po’ tendono a girare sull’asta. Il suono invece buono e mi sentir di consigliarla ma solo come prima batteria per benini, per un adulto alto non saprei poich l’altezzaassima rimane sempre troppo bassa aio parere. Vedremo col tempo come regge

 

Easy to build and play on. Pretty sturdy too.
Decent sounds and decent dynamics.
As a beginner I think it’s brilliant.
(I’d look online for tutorials and lessons as opposed to using the Alesis module as the choice then is almost limitless)

 

This set is great, it comes with many options for customization. However the directions are absolutely pathetic. There are no written instructions at all you must simply figure it out on your own. Their installation guide is just a bunch of pictures where the parts are labeled with letters like ABCD but the actual components have no corresponding letters at all.
Luckily I play drums for my church and we have a similar set there, my brother-in-law also has this exact set so after looking over there sets I was able to put mine together.

I bought the expansion pack from guitar center so I have the extra Tom and the extra symbol. I highly recommend you purchase the expansion pack as it makes it much more fun to play.

The drums are high quality!
They sound great!
You can create custom sets and mix your favorite sounding drums.
They are extremely responsive. They register hits as fast as I am capable of hitting them.
True recoil feels like your hitting a real drum.

The question I always ask myself when leaving a review, would you buy this again?

My answer without hesitation is Yes! This kit is well worth the money and if I needed another drum set I would not hesitate to buy this one again!

 

The drum kit turned up quickly, was easy to assemble and is really simple to use. Well worth getting a small amp if you don’t want to have to listen through headphones alone. Really enjoying learning how to play now. Thumbs up all round!

 

Great product but once again amazon post a parcel out in the original box with no privacy for me that is shocking surley you have to put it in a bag or box especially this time of year if not always

 

I’m totally new at learning to play the drums and as the Alesis crimson 11 SE doesn’t come with a bass kick pedal I needed to buy one.
I bought this one as its Alesis too and was at the lower price range.
All i can say is it works well for my needs it needs a small amount of putting together on arrival but easy to do once you look at it.
A quick update i now use this Alesis kick pedal on my practice pad kit and bought the Stagg pp52 kick pedal for the edrum set and although its a bit more expensive its so much more stable so if you can go for the Stagg still low end price wise but its heavier and nicer to use.

 

Once I got it together it took a bit of time it sounded great. Lots of combinations to play with for sound.
Backing tracks I thought could of sounded better. But you can add your own later.
Bit low. Can be built up. Has to be tight to stop movement. Not overtight though.
But a great kit to learn on!

 

Everything you need as a rehearsal tool. Even for low-key gigs (you know the ones- “can you turn the drums down…”)
Rims are a bit on the high side so you may end up cracking the rim if the pad is not angled correctly. Pads are relatively small but shouldn’t be a problem. Snare does rim and head so get two different sounds.
Got midi, which is useful. Tried attaching some roland pads (rubber and mesh) to the brain part and they didnt respond as well as the alesis/supplied pads. Shame as the roland mesh pads are nicer. (have played with all the settings and got some usable results but still not as good as pads that came with it)

For 300 its recommended

 

Back in the day, people used to say that something fun was “the most fun you can have with your clothes on”. It was a bit of a naff saying but it did the rounds for a long time.

Well, drumming might just be that fully-dressed frolic that works for me! I laugh out aloud whether I’m getting something right or hilariously wrong, and its invigorating and rewarding at the same time.

This kit covers just about all that I want to achieve. I was getting it to replace the old Octapad II that I still have. That was getting a bit unreliable and I just wanted to trigger drum sounds elsewhere, but to my surprise, actually playing and learning new tricks has proven to be pretty engaging and exciting.

It’s hard to assemble, and heavy too once it starts coming together (well, it has to be). The instructions are okay, but not overwhelming. We really need another picture for a little Ikea-man lying on the floor throwing a tantrum when putting one of these together. It’s kinda exciting to see it taking shape, though.

The instructions are a bit fuzzy on things like orientation of parts – is this crossbar the right way up, or upside down? Getting the kit assembled is partly instruction and partly inspiration.

Once it is set up, the fun begins. The module (brain) controls everything except your playing, and has a bunch of demo tune for playing along to, with drum parts that can be switched on or off as required. You can also choose other kits (sounds) to play or concoct your own kit from the various sampled sounds, mixing bass drum with snare from another kit, and cymbals from yet another one, and so on.

There are practice functions to improve your timing and accuracy in other regards as well, and switching on the metronome while playing along to a demo tune will also invoke the function that watches your timing. You can even play music from your phone or some other device and drum along to that. I record music and have made drumless versions of my own music to play along to. It might also be possible to find such tunes online, by bigger rockstars than me!

You can also play drums into a DAW (USB-midi) and assign the hits to different drum sounds, meaning that you can add your own playing to any demo tracks you are recording and also change the sounds as you go.

It’s a beginner kit in many ways. The drums are all single-zone but for the snare, which has two. This means that the sounds are less changeable by techniques such as where you strike the drum, although they are obviously velocity-sensitive and you get a lot of nuance that way. You have to move up to another kit to get that feature.

You can add another tomtom and another cymbal to this kit using the two spare inputs on the brain module. I’ve not become an expert with this one yet, but who knows, one day I might do a whole-bar fill that goes around the kit and miss that final drum and cymbal. It’s comprehensive enough for a long time musician getting into drumming, there’s a lot to learn.

Build quality is “sturdy”. It needs to be! It’s heavy as a large boulder but things like the bass drum pedal, while fantastic and just like a proper one, are so light that they will creep across the floor as you play the bass drum, eventually ending up out of reach! So you really need to look at getting a backstop for wandering pedals. The hi-hat pedal doesnt have the same wanderlust. It’s not so bad.

Playing acoustically is hilarious, just a collection of weird bumps and binks and bops as you hit the pieces, so headphones or an external amp are the way to go. I’ve used a guitar combo to good effect, although you really have to do some serious equalising of the sound to get something acceptable. Headphones is great too, and with other people in the house perhaps it’s the only polite option. Playig upstairs on a wooden floor would be antisocial either way, so use a good drum mat or something to deaden the bumps if you are in that situation.

As a 60-something just getting started, this is great fun, and with great fun comes great progress. I’m now confident that I could amaze someone with my drumming (unless they were also a drummer) and was at that level after about 2 months of playing an hour or so each day. I’ve come to a plateau in my progress and now need to look into specific things, most importantly trying to get my right foot (bass drum) to stop following my right hand (hi-hat cymbal) when I change the rhythm on one or the other. This “rewiring” of the brain is a common obstable that is only overcome with practice, and this kit provides more than enough fun to keep me going while I figure that de-coupling skill out.

It’s not for everybody. If you’re easily discouraged then it really doesn’t matter how great a drumkit is, you probably wouldn’t stick with it anyway, but if you’re even moderately ambitious and open about having to learn and improve, this is a real blast. I doubt I’ll ever regret buying this kit and using it to “upskill” myself in music. There’s also nothing quite as satisfying as now having demo tracks on which I really did play every last instrument myself! No drum machines, no pre-recorded tracks slipped in, just my own work.

Enjoy!