Did you ever want a drum kit when you were a kid, but your parents vetoed the idea because you didn't have the space and they didn't want to deal with all of the crash boom bangs? What about now, do you still fancy yourself as the next Larry Mullen Jr. of U2? If so, I have a nifty little electronic drum pad that just might start you down the path of stardom. Or not…
When Brando asked if I might like to review a roll-up drum kit, I had to think about it for a bit. I’d never really had the ambition to learn to play drums. But I thought what the heck, I’d give it a shot.
The kit basically consists of two drum sticks (not standard size). The pad is a black rubber mat with six white playing areas (for snare, kick, plus 2 toms). The mat is flexible and can be rolled up for storage if desired. FYI: it sorta smells like an old tire. It is nice and compact though, so you will have no problems finding space on your desk for this kit.
What do you think? Yeah I know, don’t quit my day job(s) right? The Roll-Up Drum Kit is not a professional instrument , but it is easy to use and kinda fun. If you ever wanted to be a drummer, try one of these before you plunk down $41’s for the real thing. Your parents, significant other and neighbors will be happy that you did.
What do you think? Yeah I know, don’t quit my day job(s) right? The Roll-Up Drum Kit is not a professional instrument , but it is easy to use and kinda fun. If you ever wanted to be a drummer, try one of these before you plunk down $41’s for the real thing. Your parents, significant other and neighbors will be happy that you did.
This Roll-Up Drum Kit had 6 pads and drumsticks are included. Beginners can learn how to play with a 3-level learning feature. Use the play along option or drum to your own beat. Record and share with friends and family via e-mail. It’s so lightweight and portable you can bring it everywhere!
