Can i use those drumheads for this drum set? http://www.amazon.com/drum-complete-adult-cymbals-black/dp/b008j1teq8/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t Can i use those drumheads for this drum set? http://www.amazon.com/drum-complete-adult-cymbals-b... » Read More Can i use those drumheads for this drum set? http://www.amazon.com/drum-complete-adult-cymbals-black/dp/b008j1teq8/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t « Show Less
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No, the kit you are looking at is 10, 12, and 16. which is odd sizes.regular packs are 10,12 and 14 floor. standard is 12, 13, and 16 floor.the kit you are looking at is regular arm toms, and a standard floor tom, so you would have to buy them separate. Also if you are looking at buying a cheap set and putting nice heads on them, you might want to really consider paying the extra $50 and upgrade to the birch kit, it will sound much better.
198885
The ad states the drum sizes as, "Three (3) Toms: 10.5" x 10; 12.5 x 10.5; 16.5 x 16.5;" THESE ARE NOT STANDARD SIZES!!! The drumhead pack you are asking about has 12", 13", and 16" diameter heads. If the drumset ad is correct (and I doubt it is) these heads will not fit.
1049600
The two previous answers I believe are correct.I have been playing drums for over 30 years and have never seen toms measured with a .5 or half if that makes sense.I would recommend buying a standard drum set (meaning measured in whole number diameters)you will have less problems buying heads and replacement parts.I hope this helps.
1049601
Some kits measure the diameter including the rim around the head. do not be fooled these are 10 inch, 12 inch and 16 inches. They are measuring the shell and rim at the widest part, not the size of the top surface of the drum head. but the layout is not common and will be hard to find 3 packs sold like that, i saw them in a few brands, but this is not a match for you. look for 10, 12 and 16.
1241168
The smallest little triangle piece is what I use for the high hat. I find that I works the best when the hat is tightend down where you can't use the pedal on it. Otherwise it's still a little loud. The little foam sound block I use to help tie down the base pad cause I couldn't figure out how else to. But after a little bit the pads on the drum heads start wearing out fast. Same with the base drum head, my pedals were almost completely through the foam so I had to tape them up. If you have to option to get different pads I would do so.
585566
I would listen to the sounds on a YouTube video so you can hear it for yourself. They arent the most realistic drum sounds but any percussion is fun to play to.... and it is quite easy to program.
1056357
Yes this kit is a good place to start there are videos on you tube that can teach you also. I brought this drum set for my 10 year old but I can't quit playing, he'll put on his headphone when I'm sleeping so I don't hear hardly anything
1132136
I'm not a drummer, I host a jam session, and provide a drum set for sit-ins. One of my drummer buddies is a Zildjian endorser. He suggested the A's, saying they're less likely to break, and they're a little cheaper than the K set.
712062
If your bottom heads are more than three years old, I would. Make sure you get the right type of heads for the bottom, they are called resonant heads. I play professionally, and I play several times a week, either in practice, in the studio, or out live. I change my top heads at least once a year and my bottoms every other year.
2093104
I would have to ask my son. He is away this weekend, but I can ask him tomorrow night when he gets home. I know that he has used them for years! He plays in a band locally and is actually playing at a festival this weekend.
391977
I'm guessing you're looking for toner, not drums. This is the wrong product. DO NOT OPEN. Vendor will not accept returns if you open it. However, if you really need a new drum, the cyan, Magenta, & yellow are identical and interchangeable. But you probably want toner. .. search for product number TN-210M for Magenta.
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You can use midi to USB to hook up to your comp, then add extra triggers to the computer through other means. Am easy way is to use an old Rock Band drumset, already USB. Not great pads but good for specialty hours like cow Bell. The Roland pads are zone and velocity sensitive so you can assign multiple sounds to one. A few of the presets on the kit use this, if you hit the ride cymbal hard it triggers a splash.
284546
not sure about what drums you have , my set has an input on the the drum "brain" that accepts an input from mp3,etc.
1036477
The drums set should work for both games. I've used it for The Beatles and it works just fine. There shouldn't be anything wrong when you use it for AC/DC Live.
1241166
I bought these for my husband. I dont know much about drums and what pieces are what.The kinda triangle pieces are the ones for the high cymbals and the high hat. As for the ones that crash together there I don't remember if this set came with anything for that or if there is anything for that. These do help silence some noise of the drums
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This is more of our preference, as we want to simulate/set up a full set of drum set.We ordered the additional cymbal pieces from Pyle-Pro, they shipped the components from a PED02 model.
1138990
Be careful. Not all heads are compatible. I researched Amazon.com and asked if they carried my brand but just werent advertizing it at the moment and got lucky. Most are NON-REFUNDABLE. So be careful. I didn't order until I made sure they were a match. Hope this helps.
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If you play them without the xbox then they won't sound like drums. It'll just sound like sticks hitting a rubber surface. So technically you could, but it wouldn't be anywhere close to a real set. Now if you play them WITH the xbox it will sound more authentic, because depending on which game you use to play it might have an option for Free Style which would allow the user to play the drums like a real set without having to play to a specific song.
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As stated in other comments, the drum head is synthetic so it will have a different sound and feel compared to the natural skin drums. It also is a Base drum and has a deeper sound that the regular Buffalo Remo. I love mine and have no issues at all, also hold the drum by the ropes to play it.
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Hello Baker.... so far I've only been playing with a really great single pedal, so I haven't hooked up my double pedal to the kit yet. But, according to this link ----- Alesis DM10X Kit Premium Six-Piece Professional Electronic Drum Set ......... there doesn't seem to be a problem with using a double pedal either. I can tell you this.... the responsiveness of each drum head is superb, as well as the delicacy of each drum stroke. Therefore, I believe you will love the feedback of pedal response, even if there are two beaters sharing the same bass drum head. Hope this helps... Sincerely, Bob Hello Baker.... so far I've only been playing with a really great single pedal, so I haven't hooked up my double pedal to the kit yet. But, according to this link ----- Alesis DM10X Kit Premium Six-Piece Professional Electronic Drum Set ......... there doesn't seem to be a problem with using a double pedal either. I can tell you this.... the responsiveness of each drum head is superb, as well as the delicacy of each drum stroke. Therefore, I believe you will love the feedback of pedal response, even if there are two beaters sharing... » Read More Hello Baker.... so far I've only been playing with a really great single pedal, so I haven't hooked up my double pedal to the kit yet. But, according to this link ----- Alesis DM10X Kit Premium Six-Piece Professional Electronic Drum Set ......... there doesn't seem to be a problem with using a double pedal either. I can tell you this.... the responsiveness of each drum head is superb, as well as the delicacy of each drum stroke. Therefore, I believe you will love the feedback of pedal response, even if there are two beaters sharing the same bass drum head. Hope this helps... Sincerely, Bob « Show Less