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Hugo.
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I need a bit of advice. I'm wondering what anyone in the know thinks of this offer:



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I need something to practise on and i'd love to be able to hook it up to DFHS.



How does the above offer stand in terms of value for money and are there any better offers out there?
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I don't know for those you have posted, but a drummer I work with has bought these, and they are very good:



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Apparently this drum module they come with is pretty good, so later on you could use it for triggering of kick&snare on gigs (you would have to buy 2 triggers for that though). So I think it's a good investment, you can build up on it.



As far as I know, I wouldn't recommend buying e-drums under 800-900 euros. If you just need something to practice on - think about pads. If not, then save up and buy some quality stuff.
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That kit looks amazing. :xx:



Yeah, maybe i should save a bit more cash and fork out for something of similar quality. I'm going out of my mind without something to rip it up on. It's months since i've practised and my sonor kit is falling into disrepair - i thinks there are two unbroken cymbals on it :frown:



Thanks for the advice Uros :ryan:
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