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title: "Alesis DM6 Kit Performance Electronic Drumset"
brand: "alesis"
price: "54032437₫"
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# USB-MIDI connectivity 5-piece versatile kit 108 premium sounds Alesis DM6 Kit Performance Electronic Drumset

**Brand:** alesis
**Price:** 54032437₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🥁 Elevate your rhythm game with pro sounds and ultimate versatility!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Alesis DM6 Kit Performance Electronic Drumset by alesis
- **How much does it cost?** 54032437₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- alesis enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted alesis brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Dual-Zone Snare Pad:** Experience authentic rim click and rimshot dynamics for expressive play.
- • **Customizable Drum Sets:** Save up to 15 programmable kits tailored to your unique style and workflow.
- • **Pro-Level Sound Library:** Dive into 108 high-quality drum, cymbal, and percussion sounds that elevate every beat.
- • **Rugged, Adjustable Hardware:** Heavy-duty aluminum rack and versatile pedals built to grow with you and withstand intense sessions.
- • **Seamless USB-MIDI Integration:** Connect effortlessly to your favorite drum software and expand your sonic universe.

## Overview

The Alesis DM6 Kit is a five-piece electronic drumset featuring a cutting-edge DM6 module with 108 premium sounds, dual-zone snare pad, and USB-MIDI output for seamless software integration. Built on a rugged aluminum rack with natural rubber pads, it offers realistic playability and customizable kits, making it perfect for both beginners and seasoned drummers seeking professional-grade electronic percussion at an unbeatable value.

## Description

The Alesis DM6 Kit highlights the best of Alesis' 20 years of experience in professional electronic percussion gear. This electronic drum set features a completely new sound module with 108 quality drum, cymbal, and percussion sounds. Its pads feel great and its hardware and rack system are high quality. UNMISTAKABLE ALESIS FEEL Like all Alesis drum sets, the DM6 Kit features realistic, natural-feeling playing surfaces. To reduce vibration feedback, we selected natural rubber drum and cymbal surfaces for the DM6 Kit's pads. This five-piece kit gets you started on a dual-zone snare pad for two-sound compatibility. The DM6 Kit also comes with three tom pads, an upright kick drum pad, hi-hat, crash, and ride cymbal pads. It even comes with an Alesis bass drum pedal and the kick pad is compatible with any single or double bass drum pedal for your personal feel. OUTSTANDING SOUND The brand-new DM6 module features an internal collection of top-notch drum, cymbal, and percussion sounds that will blow you away. You can edit and save your drum kits for custom sounds. You get 10 presets and 5 custom slots. In addition to the sounds in the DM6 module, there's a USB output that sends the notes you play out as MIDI signal, so you can use the DM6 as a trigger-to-MIDI interface with drum-module software such as BFD, Toontrack, or Reason for a limitless collection of sounds. The DM6 has headphone and amplifier outputs so you can play quietly in phones or connect up and rock out. You can also connect your iPod or CD player and mix it in with the DM6's stereo input jack. RUGGED HARDWARE A drumset is only as strong as its weakest link. The DM6 Kit mounts on a heavy-duty aluminum rack. The standard 1 1/2" tubing enables you to add on with Alesis and other brands' clamps and mounts. The kit also comes with a full set of mounting hardware and cables, as well as rugged kick drum and hi-hat pedals.

Review: Outstanding Bargain Digital Drum Set - My 5 year old grandson has been taking an interest in my drums, so I decided I would get him his own set for Christmas. I didn't want to spend thousands of dollars on them (as I did for mine) in case it was just a passing thing and he wasn't really interested. I decided on the Alesis DM6 based on features and cost, plus the ability for the entire set to be lowered for him to use now, as well as raise them up as he grows. I didn't really expect much from these drums since they were just over $300, but I was really surprised by the quality of construction, the capabilities and the sound quality. The assembly instructions probably were not as good as they should be for a novice, but for someone that has owned several sets of digital drums it wasn't an issue. This is a complete drum set....comes with everything.....even drum sticks (but they are full size and you'll need junior sized sticks for a young player). It took about 40 minutes for assembly. Everything worked great!! I would highly recommend these drums for the young beginner.....or someone uncertain of the entire digital drum concept and wants to try out a budget set first. There are lots of videos on youtube for these drums. They have many of the features of my $4,000 set. What is missing is multiple voices for each cymbal. You have one ride and one crash.....plus a high-hat that really works well. You can't choke the cymbals either. You also cannot add other triggers (drum pad or cymbal or whatever). Other these limitations.....this is an excellent set of drums.
Review: Some notable experiences - Simply put, this is a great product. I've had a lot of fun with it over the past few weeks. eDrums are great for keeping the noise to a minimum while jamming out. It still makes a considerable amount of pitter patter as the pads are hit, but much more tolerable than an acoustic set. Plus, there is always the option of hooking up a amp/speaker; this is my preferred method. Setup was difficult as the directions are terrible. Step 1 should be: Find the "drum key." This is required to assemble all of the stands. Instead, it just gives a tiny picture of unlabeled parts and some arrows that tell you where to insert the pieces. Of course nothing fits because you have to loosen all the clamps with the drum key before inserting. Okay 20 min later I've figured this out and can now begin building. Not so bad anymore. Just remember to keep all the clamps loose until the very end because you will be making minor tweaks to everything until it feels comfortable. The preset kit sounds out of the box are less than stellar. You can create custom kits with you're favorite voices to alleviate this problem. Then, set the volume for each pad to balance it all out. It saves all this to memory so it's only required once. I did the suggested firmware upgrade. Couldn't get it to work via Wine in Linux, but in Windows 7 it was a breeze. That seems to be a recurring theme but that's another story. Now actually trying to play, I've not had any issues. Some other reviews mentioned problems with snare/hat silencing one another or dropping notes; thankfully not happening on my unit. My only gripe is that damn ride cymbal plays the bell sometimes when hit too hard. I just tell myself, "haha, yeah I meant to do that." It doesn't sound bad and I don't really consider it a problem. All the pads are responsive and have a nice realistic bouncy feel when hit. But I should mention, my first week playing my kick felt way too bouncy. Every kick came out as a double hit. I messed with the kick spring and it seemed to go away. First all the way loose, and then very tight, and then a little less tight. Not sure if this did the trick or if I learned to control the bounce. Anyway, it doesn't double bounce anymore. In the end, I threw away the box as this thing is a keeper!

## Features

- Five-piece electronic drumset with DM6 drum-sound module
- DM6 module contains 108 top-notch drum, cymbal, and percussion sounds
- 15 programmable drum sets
- Dual-zone snare pad for rim click and rimshot capability
- USB-MIDI output for use with drum-module software

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B002C4SM5W |
| Body Material | Rubber |
| Color Name | Black |
| Connector Type | aux,usb |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (656) |
| Date First Available | July 16, 2004 |
| Drum Set Piece Quantity | 5 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00694318013175 |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Included Components | (1) DM6 drum sound module |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 37 pounds |
| Item model number | DM6 USB Kit |
| Manufacturer | Alesis |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Number of Keyboard Keys | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 33.8 x 22.4 x 13 inches |
| Set Name | DM6 |
| UPC | 464646845454 031111599855 694318013175 798304116939 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Alesis
- **Color:** Black
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 33.8 x 22.4 x 13 inches
- **Material:** Rubber
- **Model Name:** dm6

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Outstanding Bargain Digital Drum Set
*by W***. on December 26, 2014*

My 5 year old grandson has been taking an interest in my drums, so I decided I would get him his own set for Christmas. I didn't want to spend thousands of dollars on them (as I did for mine) in case it was just a passing thing and he wasn't really interested. I decided on the Alesis DM6 based on features and cost, plus the ability for the entire set to be lowered for him to use now, as well as raise them up as he grows. I didn't really expect much from these drums since they were just over $300, but I was really surprised by the quality of construction, the capabilities and the sound quality. The assembly instructions probably were not as good as they should be for a novice, but for someone that has owned several sets of digital drums it wasn't an issue. This is a complete drum set....comes with everything.....even drum sticks (but they are full size and you'll need junior sized sticks for a young player). It took about 40 minutes for assembly. Everything worked great!! I would highly recommend these drums for the young beginner.....or someone uncertain of the entire digital drum concept and wants to try out a budget set first. There are lots of videos on youtube for these drums. They have many of the features of my $4,000 set. What is missing is multiple voices for each cymbal. You have one ride and one crash.....plus a high-hat that really works well. You can't choke the cymbals either. You also cannot add other triggers (drum pad or cymbal or whatever). Other these limitations.....this is an excellent set of drums.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Some notable experiences
*by A***A on January 18, 2015*

Simply put, this is a great product. I've had a lot of fun with it over the past few weeks. eDrums are great for keeping the noise to a minimum while jamming out. It still makes a considerable amount of pitter patter as the pads are hit, but much more tolerable than an acoustic set. Plus, there is always the option of hooking up a amp/speaker; this is my preferred method. Setup was difficult as the directions are terrible. Step 1 should be: Find the "drum key." This is required to assemble all of the stands. Instead, it just gives a tiny picture of unlabeled parts and some arrows that tell you where to insert the pieces. Of course nothing fits because you have to loosen all the clamps with the drum key before inserting. Okay 20 min later I've figured this out and can now begin building. Not so bad anymore. Just remember to keep all the clamps loose until the very end because you will be making minor tweaks to everything until it feels comfortable. The preset kit sounds out of the box are less than stellar. You can create custom kits with you're favorite voices to alleviate this problem. Then, set the volume for each pad to balance it all out. It saves all this to memory so it's only required once. I did the suggested firmware upgrade. Couldn't get it to work via Wine in Linux, but in Windows 7 it was a breeze. That seems to be a recurring theme but that's another story. Now actually trying to play, I've not had any issues. Some other reviews mentioned problems with snare/hat silencing one another or dropping notes; thankfully not happening on my unit. My only gripe is that damn ride cymbal plays the bell sometimes when hit too hard. I just tell myself, "haha, yeah I meant to do that." It doesn't sound bad and I don't really consider it a problem. All the pads are responsive and have a nice realistic bouncy feel when hit. But I should mention, my first week playing my kick felt way too bouncy. Every kick came out as a double hit. I messed with the kick spring and it seemed to go away. First all the way loose, and then very tight, and then a little less tight. Not sure if this did the trick or if I learned to control the bounce. Anyway, it doesn't double bounce anymore. In the end, I threw away the box as this thing is a keeper!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ yes, worth the money
*by B***P on March 31, 2011*

This was my first e-drum purchase and I couldn't be happier. I have been playing drums since I was 11 (that's 20 years). I am just a recreational player and am not in any bands, but will jam with friends if I get the chance. I wanted the "quietness" for my wife and my neighbors, and this takes up less room than my Pearl 6 piece. Set up was easy, just follow the directions. I left hardware loose until final adjustment and placement of pads. Hardest part was the 2 or 3 trips to Radio Shack to get headphone chord extensions and various wires to hook up my computer, stereo, and monitor speakers. Pads are realistic (although I need to work on my rebound). The feel and characteristics are a little different from the real thing, but once you get used to it and learn the technique it works out. The patterns to play along with are lame, but there are about 4 that are worth your while. I wish there were more good jam patterns and not jazz/samba style. Drum kit sounds are good. My fav is #14 cause it has a good Green Day snare. People say they have problems with the high hat controller, but mine works fantastic. It is very realistic. Obviously it is either 1/2 open or closed, and has no fully open sound, but this works out for the kind of music I play. (ROCK) This kit, although on the cheap price side, is very good quality and takes a beating. I am not easy on the kit at all and thrash the h3ll out of it. It takes it like a champ. I like the fact that it is upgradable and look forward to adding a new controller with more sounds and more pad inputs and growing my set over the next few years. Definately get this if you are considering. It is a great starter kit and is expandable. You can use these pads with different controllers later on. Cheers

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