DonnerDED-200 Electric Drum Set With Drum Throne/Maple Stick/Earphone/Audio Cable

owned acoustic drum set in the sixties , thought i give these ago and i am glad all over!! Totally taken back by the whole set,thats the quality ,different drum set ups from hard rock to jazz etc brilliant sounds.Headphones a great idea for self quiet playing or just plug into a amp.The price i paid £310 pounds is a complete steal,other reviews say it is difficult to build and the instruction manual is not great,just use common sense look at the donner drum set on their site and work from there.Only change i have made to the purchase is to upgrade the drum throne only due to no back rest and size (a little small for me} on the one provided,

Good value, works really well. I found it very straightforward to assemble, you could probably work it out without instructions even. My only gripe is when you’re playing any tracks through the headphones I can’t hear my drum beats. Turning it up just turns the music up. To get round it I’m going to buy a drum speaker so I can set music on a different device. I’m a beginner and am finding this excellent for practice. The whole family like banging on it just for fun too. It’s a little bit cramped compared to playing on the real set in lessons but is absolutely fine. Yes definitely recommend - and mine came with drumsticks and everything needed included.

Pros:-Sturdy Build: The frame is impressively solid and stable, giving a reliable feel during play.-Quick & Simple Setup: Assembly took just 30 minutes solo. It’s so intuitive you’re better off ignoring the poorly written manual.-Good Sound Quality: The kit offers accurate, responsive sounds with a decent module for the price.-Value for Money: Apart from the kick pedal, it performs above expectations for its price range.Cons:-Terrible Kick Pedal: The bass pedal is cheaply made and frequently gets stuck at the top, making it hard to get consistent volume or response.-Poor Manual: The instruction manual isn’t helpful, though thankfully the kit is easy to figure out without it.-Uncomfortable Seat: The included drum throne is quite basic and uncomfortable for long sessions—an upgrade is recommended.-Low-Quality Headphones: The bundled headphones are not worth using; you’ll get a much better experience with your own pair.The DED-200 is a great electronic drum kit for the price, offering excellent core performance. However, if you’ve got the budget, consider upgrading the kick pedal, seat, and headphones to get the most out of it. With a few tweaks, this kit can punch well above its weight.

Simple and easy assembly. DOES NOT COME WITH DRUM STICKS which I found to be a little strange seeing as they are the most important things for drumming. Sound quality is great and the controller has so many different styles and settings.My only complaints are the lack of drum sticks and the 40 free lessons they offer, as the app you need to use only lets you play free for 5 minutes per day, you need to buy a subscription to play for a longer time

Brilliant. Love it. Just starting out so didn't go mad price wise as might not have got on with it but it does so many different, useful and clever things I now love it.

Years since I last played an acoustic set as I've never really had the room (or understanding neighbours). Decent sound and a fairly realistic feel - compared to the early days of electric drums. Just rebuilding my skills at the moment.

This set is perfect for a young lad learning the drums and is restricted for space. He is due to undertake his Grade 8 test soon and without the set, he'd have to fight to practice on a school set which is rarely free.

Disliked only one key