Alesis DM10 MKII Pro Kit 4-stars Reviews

Alexis dm10 mkII PRO

It's an overall good drum set, I would prefer individual cables instead of cable snake but it does Its job. The mesh quality is good but I don't really like the feel. It's not very loud though. The sound is good and has many options. The toms are good but the cymbals are mediocre.

Good drum kit to get started

In general, it's a good drum kit. After almost 2 years using it fairly frequent, I can say it has stood the test of time, and I can't notice any important wear or loss of overall quality.

It is very hard to find details about this product.

I use this product to learn drumming at home.

The sound is very nice, the feel is good, the for a beginner it's the perfect tool, as close as possible to the real acoustic drum sets and still silent.

The biggest con is that the trigger configuration that the kit comes with for the cymbals cases a hit to not be detected, one needs to hit pretty hard in order to produce the awaited noise.

Also i found that the bass drum is louder then the rest of the drums, always found my self lowering the bass drum sound in order to play for each of the voices. It only features 1 triple zone cymbal, the hihat is dual zone and the ride is triple zone, the crashes (it has 2, ar triple zone, but the drum module dosn't have inputs for the third zone trigger, so it is unused, one additional trigger module could be used to trigger these as well and feed the signal as a midi information in the main drum module midi in port. I would have liked a tripple zone snare as well.

The pro outweigh the negative in my opinion.

Nice setup, nice sounds, powerful drum module, fast kit and sound loading,

UPDATE: i hate the cymbals ... feel the need to update to zildjian gen16 esymbols and use the input for maybe additional toms ? or cowbell .... then feed the zildjian digital cymbal processor output in the aux input of the drum module.... I just wish i could try them before i buy them....