Beginner Electric Drums - Musicians Actually Want | TOP 3

[@4stringz.]

That Yamaha DTX seems to me the best sounding and it appears to have superior response

[@SP.05]

The Yamaha sounds SO GOOD

[@PotujniyYajneloh]

Hi there! I have DTX452K. How to configure snare for left hand? Now rim click is for the right hand and I can't play it as left hand

[@stephanemignot100]

Alesis and reliability, a love story! ^ so Yamaha for me...

[@prasadanantha1103]

Thanks for the video. My Son is a beginner and I am planning to buy a drum kit. Confused between the Yamaha DTX452 and the Alesis Nitro. I am based in Malaysia currently.

[@DrummerGrrrl]

Yamaha DTX452. Don't waste your money on the Alesis trash.

[@sreenivasreddy1668]

Hi did you buy any drum set as off now?? I am planning to buy for me as well my kid

[@prasadanantha1103]

@@sreenivasreddy1668 Yes, I bought the Yamaha DTX 452

[@sreenivasreddy1668]

@@prasadanantha1103 Thanks for reply, how is it Sir.

[@sreenivasreddy1668]

@@prasadanantha1103 How much cost and can you please share me reviews

[@licklepickle6855]

I need one where I don’t need to hit it really hard for it to be loud

[@bolhico]

Yamaha sounds great but no mesh! so Roland is the winner

[@kot_4eshir]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@greg5143]

So it looks like only the Roland has double bass pedal compatibility. That sucks.

[@Evie45426]

Alexsis nitro does

[@DaraM73]

I wouldn’t by a kit without MIDI on the module.

[@rodrigoarancibia1975]

Alesis is a chinese product. The product will no suvive longer than yamaha or roland products.

[@ernestoptimist]

The "made in" tag is largely meaningless, Yamaha drums (and other musical instruments and bikes too!) are manufactured in China for years!

[@Throwaway-kg7ft]

​@@ernestoptimist i had the same alesis as shown in this video and it went to shit real fast

[@FoiMal123]

Alesis might feel good but sounds like shit with pebbles rolling down the stairs