Partnering the kick is a chunky kick pedal together with essential assembly key, drumsticks and manuals. The Alesis Nitro Mesh electronic drum kit includes an 8' dual-zone mesh snare, three 8” single-zone mesh toms, a 10” dual-zone crash (choke-able), two additional single-zoned cymbals (one for hi-hat and ride cymbal), hi-hat controller pedal and a complete four-post drum rack.Īlso included is the Alesis DMPAD kick pad which features a robust pressed steel housing, anti-creep spikes and a single-zone surface. We've thoroughly tested every kit that's featured in this guide so you know that our assessment of each product is based on hands-on experience.

You'll find a link out to a full review at the bottom of each kit entry if you want to know more. If you'd rather get straight down to business and find the best electronic drum kit for you, then our top picks are up next. If you’re here to learn more before you decide which is the best electronic drum set for you, head to the end of the guide where you'll find comprehensive buying advice written by our in-house experts, explaining what e-kits are capable of and what to look for before you make a purchase. But with an ever-growing list of options, brands and price-points, it can be tough knowing where to start your search. The electronic drum world has seen a high number of new kits entering the market over the last couple of years.

In fact, most e-kits now offer a version of both. The best electronic drums are capable of delivering everything from headphones-based quiet practice alongside excellent tuition tools, right up to effortless recording functionality. Then there are pro drummers who need reliability, performance and control over their sound, both live and in the studio.

Many drummers want to practice at home, but are restricted by how much noise they can make and when, making an acoustic kit a no-go. Regardless of need, there’s an electronic kit to suit every type of player.

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