Can this drum set be expanded? Can I buy more cymbals or toms?
137078
I was able to buy to more pads to work as cymbals. The third tom works fine, the second cymbal is fussy and I have to tape the cable down to get the trigger to work. Also, the second bass drum does not work at all. Finding a pedal and cable that will work for the bass is impossible, and customer service at Pyle Pro is not very good. This set is fine if you do not want to expand it.
1848948
Yes you can connect a 3rd cymbal. I play open so I have my ride to the left of my high hat in addition to the other two crash cymbals. The additional (3rd) cymbal trigger input is on the side of the TD-15 module. There's a second trigger "auxiliary" input so I'm pretty sure you can connect your 4th tom there. Unless you upgrade to a larger v drum module, that should be it. The pics of decked out kits (3rd cymbal/4th tom) always has a larger module on display but that's probably to show off a pro set up. Either way, you'll get what you need out of the smaller module. Hope this helps! Have fun, the supernatural is an amazing kit to play. get an amp, use the high hat stand and upgrade the bass drum pad if you can... you'll be in heaven.
1153293
I'm not an expert. But it may depend on how tall he is. The drum at pictures is not the exact one I receieved. If there is a way to contact the seller they could answer that better then I could. They were extremely helpful when I spoke with them. The set I received is great though
2195871
Yes, according to my son (who is the drummer here) it has 25 different kits and different sounds. Not performance quality but fantastic for practice.. with head phones... on him.
842671
Bass drum is 16" tall (the drum that the two other toms mount on) and those toms are adjustable from there so you would add that size on top of the bass drum of the mounted toms. The cymbals also sits higher than the toms.
916669
I think that is just your option. My son has just one which was helpful for him when away from a drum set.
132540
I really do think so. The quality is much higher thn I expected for the price! It is a REAL drum set and the sounds are amazing. I - and my grandsons - are very happy with the drums. I think an 11-year-old would like them a lot.
831752
Hello, Lori, it all depends on her height and love for drumming. If she is serious, I think you want to invest in a set perhaps cost a bit more. She may not want a beginner set. This set is really good but I do plan on getting my son some of the "v drums" perhaps around your daughter age if his passion for playing increases. I hope this helps.
417746
the set I got, has one cymbal mounted on the bass drum between the 2 ride toms, the hi-hats are the same though.
41060
All you need is the cymbals as far as having a complete set, since it comes with the throne and drumsticks. You might want to add another pair of drumsticks, always good to have some extra in case they break.
1091147
you can change the sound of all the pads , I use the cymbals as percussion sometimes but you can change the cymbal to a drum if you want.
1993325
Yes you can expand. I did see expansion set on amazon 2 or 4 Piece sets brand must be the same. Or you can buy a second playpen and combine the two.
1720113
Yeah. There are a lot of different set, but the first two are the more realistic sound. I've been drummer 20 years and got this for the space it saves. I, also, just bought a Simmons DA50 amp and it sounded great with that. :)
1214538
Sure, depending on your vehicle. For a car, you could probably fit the kick drum/toms in the back seat still assembled. At worst, You would have to take the toms off the kick drum. and the entire set is pretty simple to break down. The individual pieces are small enough to fit in most trunks/back seats.
2039209
No I'm pretty sure you can't. What I did since I have 6 piece set up as well is just use the bass mic for my 18 inch floor tom. The bass mic by far is the weakest area of this set up. Pick up a shure beta 52 or an Avantone Mondo bass drum mic ( I have the Avantone it's awesome). It will really bring out the full potential of your kit. They're around 150 bux.
1072232
It's a mini drum set, approx 8 inches tall, 12 inches wide...more like a toy, so unless your 15 is wanting a big set, then its not what you want.
1709735
Yes you can, takes just a little practice to get a feel for the snare.... Placement of the drums was important to me, once I got it where it worked the best, we have no problems at all... They sound pretty good too, and takes up a small foot print in the house... Oh when the kids play I can turn down the volume which I really like... Don't cheap out on the amp.... We bought a mid size Ampeg bass amp. and it's perfect... Hope this helps, good luck!