RockJam Mesh Head Kit, Eight Piece Electronic Drum Kit with Mesh Head, Easy Assemble Rack and Drum Module including 30 Kits, USB and Midi connectivity

I bought this for my nephew for Christmas. I had looked at a lot of options, here and at Musicians Freind and other music retail outlets. After comparing features I decided on this one for a starter set. One thing this set offered in comparison to some of the higher rated ones was the MP3 input on the console. And it's compactable. And overall a very sensitive set of Mesh drums with great kit sounds. The cymbals aren't quite as bright as I thought they should be, or rather the High hat wasn't. But all other features were just fine. My nephew didn't want an amp, so, so far have only been able to listen to this through headphones. But for beginners wanting to learn, I would definitely recommend this kit. Pretty quiet with headphones and you can play along with your own music by plugging any type source through the MP3 input. So you won't drive other folks crazy practicing. There was one piece missing, a PVC attachment pole for the console. When I contacted Amazon, they made it right. The kit folds in to itself very easily, and taking up little space when not in use. Which was another big factor in purchasing this drum set. Overall, price, quality, features I give this 5 stars and highly recommend it for beginner drum sets. Or for having a drum kit in your home music studio for laying down tracks without spending big bucks on more well known Mesh head kits when this will really get the job done just fine. Comes with a pair of 5A sticks.

These are not a fantastic electronic drum kit. However, it's exactly what you need if you're getting started with drums for the first time, like me. They're not super responsive, especially when going fast. There's not a lot of customization or variety with the kits. But they play, they set up smaller than an acoustic kit, and it's easy to control volume. The first kit I got had a Tom 3 that was noticeably quieter than the rest, so I had to ask for an entire replacement kit - they won't send just one part. This new kit has a kick and snare that were noticeably quieter. So hey between the two I have one full working kit! They do NOT come with headphones, you will need some with a 1/4 inch jack or an amp to hear it.

Great beginning rig for my Great grandson. He wanted to try drums .. thought his Mom was gonna pass out. These work great. Lots of different "sets" to choose from and just plug in the headphones and let the little Gene Krupa look alike wail. You won't hear a thing except little "tap tap tap" in the earphones it sounds like he's the Wipe Out kid. Several of us in the family play instruments, we've been around drums. These are pretty dang good for the money. Great for a youngster or his dad. (Yes they work well for grown ups).

We wanted an electric drum set that was good for kids and adults and we were so pleasantly surprised that this fit our needs and for an amazing price. My 3 & 6 year olds can play it. But my husband, a music leader, can also play it. The headphones option is phenomenal for children playing for hours on end! Easy to set up. The kids can turn it on themselves to play. Lots of fun different sound kits and songs to play along to. Highly recommend!

I got this as a beginner with no drum experience except playing a LOT of Rock Band. Easy enough to assemble and I liked that I can connect it to my mixer or straight into a computer. Sound is good, metronome is very helpful. The hi-hat and crash cymbals can be a bit quiet and need a bit more force than you'd like in order to get good sound. After playing maybe once or twice a week for an hour or so at a time, the snare pad no longer recognizes contact. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to repair this item, and the owner's manual specifically tells you that there are no user-serviceable parts in the drum kit and there is no warranty information (assuming there's even a warranty available). So now I have a $270 drum kit with no snare drum and no information on where or how to get it replaced or repaired. For an entry-level kit, it's not bad, but remember that you get what you pay for.

I've got zero complaints about these drums. Easy to assemble, not very complicated. Sound quality is great, especially when you connect them to large speakers. Pedals are made of good quality metal, haven't seen any signs of wear and tare yet. For a child beginning drumming and having sound issues, these are the drums for you. Plug in the headphones, grab the sticks and go to town.

I'm not qualified to rate this as a drum kit when it's fully functioning, but one of the toms simply doesn't work--I tried everything I could think of. Amazon is good about returns but the idea of packing the whole thing up was daunting enough that I let it slide and missed the return window. So that's my bad. One star because the product I received was defective and did not work!

Not bad at all, well worth the price point. Not sure where the problem lies with the other posters but I’ve had no issues at all. I got this for my 7 year old daughter to learn the basics as I’m a drummer as well. The only thing I’d change is the usb connector because it’s a printer port usb connector and should be a standard connector instead. Fairly sensitive pads allow it to be pressure sensitivity but only in the center 1/3 of each pad and no response in the outer edges of them but no big deal.

Really like the size of it. Great starter kit can get into it without breaking the bank!!

Really prefect for my 9 year old daughter who is just taking up the drums and having lessons. She practices every day at home. The drums are not completely noiseless but a lot quieter than an acoustic kit. If she wants proper sound I hook the kit up to my PA and it sounds great - or you could put it though domestic hifi speakers with the right connectors. The weighting of the pedals is not quite like a real kit but tbh I think it’s fine for practice.

Ich war lange skeptisch ob ich bei dem Rockjam DDMesh500 zuschlagen sollte, ein echtes Review habe ich nicht gefunden, dafür aber kurze Userkommentare von ganz schlecht bis ganz gut. Also habe ich es dann gewagt und es gekauft. Um es schon einmal vorwegzunehmen: Ja, es ist ein echtes, gut benutzbares E-Drum-Kit und definitiv nicht nur ein Spielzeug! Es kommt recht klein verpackt in einem Herstellerkarton, den Amazon allerdings quer ist einen riesigen Karton steckt. Der Aufbau ist sehr einfach und geht -bis auf die Füße- sogar ohne Werkzeugeinsatz (Stimmschlüssel liegt bei): Die Pads sind bereits auf dem zusammengebauten Rack montiert, man muss nur die Arme aufklappen, das Rack in die Füße stecken und dann noch die Beckenhalterungen und Becken sowie das Modul montieren und alles verkabeln. Geht schnell und ohne einen einzigen Blick in die Anleitung zu werfen. Schon auf den ersten Blick gefallen mir die Pads und auch die Becken sehr gut, hier wirkt nichts billig, sondern definitiv wertig. Die Pads haben einen Gummiring für Rim-Shots, die Becken erinnern mich gut an die von Roland, beides ist absolut keine Billigst-Einsteiger-Klasse. Insgesamt ist das Kit recht leicht, steht aber sicher und fest. Beim Spielen setzt sich der sehr gute Eindruck weiter fort: Die Wiedergabe der Spieldynamik ist wirklich gut und absolut brauchbar, das ist für mich das wichtigste bei einem E-Drum-Kit, da die Dynamik eben das Salz in der Suppe ist. Ansonsten kommt das Kit mit allen wichtigen Funktionen, mehr als ich eigentlich erwartet hatte: Ride und Crash haben eine Choke-Funktion und zwei Sounds, der Hi-Hat Controller kann auch Half-Open, die Snare hat drei Sounds (Head, Side Stick, Rim Shot). Sogar mit dem Bass-Pedal ohne Beater komme ich gut klar, weitaus besser als erwartet. Eigentlich hatte vor ihm zu ersetzen, aber jetzt bleibt er erst einmal. Nette Idee: Der Rackarm der Hi-Hat hat eine Öffnung, so dass man darin seine Sticks aufbewahren kann. Die Sounds des Moduls finde ich auch absolut brauchbar, wem das nicht reicht der kann dank USB-Ausgangs mit Übertragung von Midi-Daten auch problemlos Sounds beispielsweise von einem PC oder Laptop triggern. Entsprechende Software gibts von kostenlos, eine sehr beliebte ab knapp 100€. So hat man dann für sehr wenig Geld ein sehr gut spielbare E-Drum-Kit mit dem wohl besten Sound, den man bekommen kann. Insgesamt kann ich nur sagen: Mir gefällt das E-Drum-Kit richtig gut, ich vermisse nichts an ihm. Es ist preiswert, aber nicht billig und man kann darauf bedenkenlos Schlagzeug lernen.

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