Alesis Nitro Max Kit and Amp - Electric Drum Set with 10" Dual Zone Snare, Bluetooth, USB MIDI, and 70W Rack-Mountable Drum Amplifier

Actually excellent bit of kit...I'm a pro signed guitarist (I was a drummer before anything else) and I like to play still and also record my own drums on my ideas and demos, this is perfect for it,Size': all of us adults looking at this are asking the same thing and doing the same YouTube searches.... Will it be like a kids kit on me... No... I'm 6ft and muscular built and it's nice to play, yeah it's not a full acoustic kit and yes you've gotta adjust how you play SLIGHTLY, as the pads are a little smaller than your Standard size acoustic kit, but that's the idea, it's meant to be portable and nice to store and space saving which is 100% isNgl... I hated building it.... Wasn't fun lol....Computer is easy to figure out without instructions (great for men lol)And I love that alesis do the add on Tom's and cymbals too, I used the extra tom with the extra crash as it does only come with x1 ride and x1 crash with hi hats and that's a no go for me... I need at least x2 crashes minimum as standard. But you've got the option to add them if you want!!!There are many different sounds of drums on the comp.. Most are totally trash but there's about 10 maybe very excellent, usable and realistic authentic sounding drums on it... You'll figure it out, there's about 40odd to go through but most are so bad you'll get through all 40 in about 6-7 mins like I did and decide your favesAs an adult, a grown man beast, the size is nice and it's comfortable to use, I think it's excellent value for money too, quality is great for what you're paying forFunctionality ticks all boxes for me. Does what it's designed to do lol... Yes slightly bigger pads would be nice.... But it's meant to be compact and that it is.Fits in my cupboard behind my wifes clothes collection and huge collection of high heels and boots lmao... And she even uses the kit too! So she doesn't complain about "there being a huge drum kit in the house"... LolTry it, if it isn't for you return it for free lol no brainer

I've had this Alesis Nitro Max Kit for 3 months now and I have to say that having been a Drummer for over 20 years, this kit makes an excellent practice kit for places where noisy drums and cymbals are a no go. The sounds coming from the 'brain' module are great, there are custom kits that allow you to program the volume and effects on individual drum pads, all of which are mesh head style and respond very nicely to my conventional Pro-Mark sticks. The 'cymbals' are the old fashioned black rubber type, very similar to practice pads that have been around for years, so they're not perfect, but they are playable.One of the best things about this kit is the fact that it comes with a conventional drum pedal with a beater which hits it's own pad, (instead of just triggering air) - this is something that drummers who are used to playing a 'real' acoustic kit need in order to play the Kick drum properly. The Hi Hat pedal is the less desirable trigger pedal type and isn't connected to a moving hi hat stand, so doesn't function the same, but hey, I'm splitting hairs here! This kit is amazing for the price tag (approx EU400) and I'd recommend it to any 'traditional' drummer looking for a budget conscious electronic solution.Having read other reviews which mention the kit's plastic hardware. I would hasten to point out that this is not a heavy duty drum set and should be treated more like a MIDI instrument. It's very lightweight and might not stand up to regular gigging. I have mine set up in dry habitable space (it probably won't survive a damp garage environment like traditional kits might) And when setting it up, don't overtighten anything, give it some time and be patient and by following the instructions and using your common sense, it should set up fine and be adjustable enough to suit any drummer of any size, or age.I'm so glad I bought this kit, as I've been meaning to get a mesh head kit for years and it wasn't so long ago that they all seemed to be selling at a much higher price. Roland's V-Drums have been around a long time, but were always a little too expensive for some reason.Anyway, buy it. For musical drummers, it's a bargain.

This is an excellent little kit for beginners and experienced players who don't want to spend ridiculous amounts on a state of the art kit. You get a lot for your money. Its compact, quiet, responsive and well built (apart from snare arm......buy a cheap snare stand , people) Bought this for my 10 Yr old son, but dad's been spending a lot of time on it to. Great brain for the money and tye bluetooth feature is brilliant for playing along with yoyr favourite tracks. Superb. Highly recommended.

My first EKIT. Great sounds, responsive pads, pretty quiet playing on the mesh heads. The crash has a choke which was a welcome addition.Plenty kits pre installed with high quality, realistic samples.Easy assemble.One gripe is that the snare arm droops and the stand itself is a bit wonky.The 90 day free Drumeo membership is worth 90 quid on its own too, so that's a huge bonus if you are learning.Also connects to PS3/4/5 via a USB hub and Roll Limitless adapter and wired controller if you are a Rock Band/Guitar Hero player. I assume easy connection to PC for Clone Hero too, but can't confirm yet.Bluetooth and built in tablet stand make using Drumeo a breeze, although the volume of the drums themselves could be louder through headphones.Considering getting the additional pad and cymbal extension, for which there is inputs for. Kick pad big enough for doh le bass pedal too. Although the kick stand is very slidy so invest in a good non slip mat or drum rug.

Very good value for the money a good drum kit