Drummers - more advice please

[Ean]

Those kits are godawful. I had one a year or two back. You could only use it if you had a specific app loaded on the PC, the feedback from the pads was like hitting a plank of wood, and the triggers were just terrible.

They may have moved on I guess, and I suppose the kid could learn coordination from it.

But god, it sucked.

The frame looks a bit on the weedy side too. Can't see it lasting long.

[Col]

Yup, definitley a space issue.

[godofhaircare]

Those kits are godawful. I had one a year or two back. You could only use it if you had a specific app loaded on the PC, the feedback from the pads was like hitting a plank of wood, and the triggers were just terrible.

They may have moved on I guess, and I suppose the kid could learn coordination from it.

But god, it sucked.

The frame looks a bit on the weedy side too. Can't see it lasting long.

well it twas only a suggestion, theres no way ANY electronic kit can compare to proper one but for cheapness, space (christ the thing came in box smaller than an xmas tree) and general practice I think its ideal.

Up to you though dude..........

[Andwah]

Triggers on most of the low end electronic kits are poor, any reasonably paced single stroke roll leads to them actually having a stroke.

[Ean]

Is this compact enough?

http://www.addictinggames.com/worldsfas ... egame.html