Does anyone have any recommandation for electric drumset? (that is not too expensive..)
My room is too small for a real drumset..+ i live in an apartment so I can't make too much noise
Roland V-Drums.
I'm just going to put this out here. If you get a simple acoustic kit with muffling, it takes up just as much room as slightly larger electronic kit. If you get a simple, bass drum, snare, floor tom, and rack tom kit believe it or not you can squeeze that into the same space as a slightly larger electric kit. And good muffling for drums can make them sound like a good practice pad.
Also, it encourages a excellent setup, small spaces encourage you to put your drums close together. Which is a good thing.
[QUOTE=darkrei9n;25799675]I'm just going to put this out here. If you get a simple acoustic kit with muffling, it takes up just as much room as slightly larger electronic kit. If you get a simple, bass drum, snare, floor tom, and rack tom kit believe it or not you can squeeze that into the same space as a slightly larger electric kit. And good muffling for drums can make them sound like a good practice pad.
Also, it encourages a excellent setup, small spaces encourage you to put your drums close together. Which is a good thing.[/QUOTE]
What? I don't know what sets you've been checking out but electronic sets take WAY less space than an acoustic set...
[QUOTE=Irma;25804161]What? I don't know what sets you've been checking out but electronic sets take WAY less space than an acoustic set...[/QUOTE]
True, but a small acoustic kit can take up as little room as a electric kit. If you get a relatively small bass drum, you can easily fit a simple small kit into the same general area as a electric.
[QUOTE=Eluveitie;25799553]Roland V-Drums.[/QUOTE]
This.
Three days ago I received a Roland TD-4 kit. It's got a great feel, lots of sounds and plenty of warm up routines. I highly recommend it.
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The bass guitar is a good one.
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