Donner DED-200 Electric Drum Sets with Quiet Mesh Drum Pads, 2 Cymbals w/Choke, 31 Kits and 450+ Sounds, Throne, Headphones, Sticks, USB MIDI, Melodics Lessons (5 Pads, 3 Cymbals)

Great product! My son is enjoying it very much. All parts came and it was easy to put together. Great quality for price!

These drums are so professional looking , plus the play and sound so great. The head phone’s supplied are ok. I’m only a beginner, but this set makes me sound awesome. As seen in pictures, I suggest you also purchase the amplifier , that work and sounds terrific.

Pros: - The price - Quiet and the mesh heads have good rebound (after you adjust the tension to your liking). - Super light and easy to move around (also a con, see below) - Nice that it includes the pedal, throne, and drum sticks. IF you’re unsure you will be dedicated to getting better. Con if you are, they’re garbage compared to moderately priced upgrades. - Module has some nice features. It has a metronome that’s easy to turn on and off and adjust the speed with a nob. You can also change the timings, volume, and the chime it makes. - There’s a coach mode that uses your current metronome configuration and scores you based on how well you keep your timing for like 20 seconds or something. It also tells you if you’re on time, too fast, or too slow while you’re playing which is great to have that feedback. But it’s wonky, sometimes if I’m just warming up on the snare and playing nothing else it will score me a 0. Like it wasn’t picking anything up, if I throw a kick or two in there then it decides to start scoring. You also can’t change how long it coaches you for. I don’t even care about a score, I just like having that live feedback telling me if I’m on time or not. I have a better ear for it now, but when I started I thought I was keeping good timing but I wasn’t consistent and the coach feature helped out. So it’s nice, but could be so much better. - There's also some midi songs you can play along with but I don’t really see the point when you can easily just listen to a song while you’re playing. - The module is compatible with Melodics and InstaDrum (an awesome IoS app). It was just plug and play with both of those. Get an Amazon Basics printer to USB cable so you can plug into your PC. Cons - After about 6 months, my bass drum pad doesn’t always pick up hits. I played on it 3-4 days a week. 1-2 hour sessions. I don’t slam on my kit but I’m not gentle with it either. It’s not a huge deal to me because my app still picks it up for some reason, the sound just doesn’t come through the module. - The throne and pedal are garbage. If you think you’re going to be pretty serious or already are. Immediately replace them. - The snare mount rotates a lot on me. I do strike it pretty hard when I’m really getting into it. But nothing crazy. I tightened all the things and it still rotates. Like above, if you’re pretty serious just get a snare stand. - The f’ing hi-hat….depending how often I’m hitting it through like a 2-3 minute song it will start to spin and I have to grab it and rotate it real quick since the sensor is only on half of the cymbal. I feel like it’s become a part of my grooves now. When I upgrade to a better set and won’t have that issue I’ll probably feel like something is missing haha! But for the price, it’s great. I’ve wanted to learn the drums since highschool. But they’re too loud, too big, and the electronic ones were outrageous. So I’d mess around in my buddy’s set and when Rockband came out. I would just sit in my room alone and hunch over that little drum set dreaming of having an actual set someday. If you had a similar experience growing up, just get it dude. Learn some basics and reward yourself with upgrades. If I learn X skill/song then I’ll get myself a new pedal. If I practice religiously for 3 weeks then I’ll get myself a new throne. Happy drumming!

The answer to my grandson's dreams. He loves musical instruments and has a bedroom full. Whenever he gets any extra money he buys one for himself. But this was just perfect for a Christmas present. It was so easy to put together. He and his dad put it together during Christmas brunch. Then the whole family had to try it. IT is so neat with the headphones. You can play to your heart's content and no-one else the house can hear.

These were one of my daughter’s favorite Christmas gifts. She loves them. They were easy to set up, even for a teenager, and she had them going in no time. What I really appreciate is that she can play them in the living room while I’m watching TV and I can barely hear anything. She’s on them nonstop, and it doesn’t take over the whole house. They’re a great option if you want drums without the noise of a full set. Overall, they’ve been a huge hit and get used constantly.

My kids are 15,14 and 8 years old great drum set for beginners. They love learning how to play by creating beats on the drum. Quality is great.

I am in love with this drum kit. For the price, you can't beat it. I used to have a more expensive Roland V Drums kit and I prefer this one to it. The treble and bass nobs allow you to EQ the drum sounds to your liking, meaning you can make that Kick sound really low and those cymbals really splash with high end frequency. The frame seems solid. I personally love all the preloaded demo songs. Fun to just jam through them. One thing that happened pretty quickly was I broke one of the drumsticks which is not unusual for me, I like to really play hard so its like a workout. Replaced the sticks with some 5b ones and I'm back in business. Setup took me like 2 hours but I was moving at a relaxed pace watching YouTube at the same time. I've only used 7 or 8 of the kits so far. The third one is called Session and it sounded so great I just rocked that one for like an hour. I would say, set your expectation appropriately. It's not a high-end drumkit by any means but if you just want something affordable that you can enjoy jamming on, this is it. Highly recommend, it's so much fun. I will say that I am not a pro drummer at all but a musician who knows my way around a lot of instruments, so picking up the sticks and playing comes fairly easy to me. Lastly, it came quickly and had everything you need to go for it!

Great quality for the price range. My 16 yr old son loves it. He is a taller build and this accommodates him well. Has a metal frame and the mounts seem sturdy. Was easy to build when you realize it comes with an adjuster key, which is key to lock the frame in the correct position. I didnt see this mentioned in the directions so learned it the hard way. Otherwise, easy to follow.