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Electronic Drums...

colincarnate · 2004-12-26 12:38:48

Hi, Thinking about buying elecy drums, i'm wondering do they come with on-board sound where you just plug big headphones into the kit or do you have to have a PA system type deally? thanks

26-12-2004 12:38pm

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colincarnate

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Hi,
Thinking about buying elecy drums, i'm wondering do they come with on-board sound where you just plug big headphones into the kit or do you have to have a PA system type deally?

thanks

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#2 26-12-2004 12:52pm

bombidol

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The module, which has the sounds stored will have a headphone socket so you can just plug in headphones and bang away

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#3 26-12-2004 12:54pm

Karl Hungus

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Hmm... how much would a set cost? I've always been interested in playing a bit of the auld percussion.

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#4 26-12-2004 4:38pm

bombidol

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basic (crap) sets start off around the 600E mark on Thoman and musicstore. They arent the may west to be honest. Better off putting around 800-1000 away and getting one of the basic Roland or Yamaha Models.

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