BEHRINGER XD80USB
The XD80USB 8-piece electronic drum set comes with everything you need to lay down the groove including a professional-grade kick pedal with trigger pad; dual-zone snare for standard head and rim play; 3 x 8″ dual-zone pads; 3 x 12″ dual-zone cymbals; and a 3-position hi-hat control pedal (open, half-open, closed). The accompanying drum rack is easy to assemble, and comes with all mounting hardware – plus the multi-pin cable makes quick work of connecting all your pads to the incredible HDS240USB sound module. With 15 drums sets and 175 sounds to choose from, every time you sit down at your XD80USB – your creativity will instantly be unleashed! Features: 8-piece electronic drum set with HDS240USB sound module Ships ready to rock with everything you need to start immediately 10 factory presets plus 5 user-programmable drum sets Large LCD and icon-driven user interface for easy operation USB and MIDI interfaces to connect with any virtual instrument and drum software (not included) HDS (High Definition Sampling) technology provides an authentic drumming experience 175 studio-grade drum, cymbal and percussion sounds Realistic-feeling, natural playing trigger pads and cymbals Dual-zone snare and tom pads for drum head and rim playing techniques Dual-zone crash and ride cymbals for bell and rim playing styles.
Product Features
- 8-piece electronic drum set with HDS240USB sound module
- Ships ready to rock with everything you need to start immediately
- 10 factory presets plus 5 user-programmable drum sets
- Large LCD and icon-driven user interface for easy operation
- USB and MIDI interfaces to connect with any virtual instrument and drum software (not included)
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Wisdom and the Worth of a Warranty I’ll TRY to keep it short and sweet: – The setup was relatively easy. – I haven’t had anything break and I’ve been giving quite a beating for about 2 months…no parts even seem close to breaking but the warranty is worth the money in itself.- Someone complained about the sticks but, as I did, I think most people know what size and feel of stick they want and would probably order them alongside the set, or have some already. As a side note, I have not used the sticks…
Best bang for your buck, by far… I am a beginner drummer, but I have played in two actively gigging and one touring rock band as the lead singer, lead/rhythm guitarist, and songwriter. I have jammed around many sets of acoustic and electric drums, from a cheap GP kit to a Pearl Master Series kit, from a $4,000 Roland electric kit to a sub $300 Simmons electric kit and have spoken to many drummers over the years. I can’t speak from a playability standpoint, since I don’t have the chops to know how to perform more advanced…
and I am very happy I bought it This is my first drum kit, electric or acoustic, and I am very happy I bought it. For awhile, I’ve been recording drum tracks either using a midi keyboard, piano roll in a DAW (Digital Audio Workstaion) or a rockband 2 drum kit. With this kit i have the option to record audio from the kit itself or through MIDI into my DAW and use my software instruments. The Behringer XD80USB is an pretty awesome kit. As far as drawbacks, the built in song tracks sound like they use the kind of sounds found on…