Thanks for watching🤘

Appreciate it🤘 many years of stick flipping

I appreciate it. Thank you🤘

Appreciate it. Thank you🤘

I appreciate it very much. Thank you🤘

Congrats🤘 I am with you. It has definitely reignited my practice regimen.

Can you easily add it to the existing mount or do you need a new mount? Thanks in advance

The mount that comes with these only holds one tom. I believe you need a new post mount to add a tom. Or some other solution (via a cymbal arm clamp or something).

@@Bearvswolf Yes that is correct. You need to buy a mount that clamps onto the ride cymbol stand. Then you can add the second rack tom.

@@phillipchan9125 hey can I ask you what other electronic drum kits have you owned? And this clearly blows away anything else you’ve played?

Thank you🤘

The module has a headphone output. And it also has L/R outputs. For this vid I just took the left out to an iRig, which converts to lighting and plug it right in.

Thank you very much🤘

Appreciate it thanks🤘

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching

Right on. Thanks for watching🤘let me know what you think if you pick one up.

@@Bearvswolf I’m pricing them now as we speak… but I may not be ready to spend that much money. I may just get a module and choose the best Hi hats for the money and build a conversion kit. We’ll see!

Thank you🤘 It is 5’ round. One of the ride cymbal feet is right at the edge. And one of the throne feet is off at the back. They make a 6’ round version as well. I thought that would be too big. I got it through target.

@@Bearvswolf Thank you! This helps a lot. That tells me that a 5’ round circle on my 9’x13’ rug should accommodate the drum set (excluding the throne)

Thank you🤘 I think in terms of appearance the efnote kits are pretty competitive being full shells in the $2700 range (mine was used around $2k.) The module is very simple but practical. Not a ton of kits but very natural sounds and great performance. In a similar roland kit you would get a more advanced module with probably many more sounds. But the kit would be half shells and just black. For me, it was the blend of the kit looking 10/10 with a simple module I can connect to a computer. That way I can access any sounds I want via SSD, addictive drums etc. And then record them. Just depends what you want out of the set.

Roland VAD307 would be a close competitor.

Agree. The standout on this kit is the hi hats for me👌

The rug is 5 foot round. 👍

@@Bearvswolf thanks bro!

Yep. I just use an iRig

Yes. You can connect via cable. Or with this kit my phone connects via bluetooth and you can play along.

Snare stand yes. Hi hat no. Used around $2200

Not too bad. I am in an apartment and no problems. I do live on the ground floor and only have two tenets connected via ceiling/walls. Not sure its any louder or softer. The bass drum carries some weight. But you could stuff it with something to deaden it.

This kit does not come that way. But you can add a tom yes.

@@Bearvswolf thanks for letting me know

Ive heard others say similar. Doesn’t bother me though🤷‍♂️ The feel is right.

Beleive you can rock an alternative snare (eg Roland) with this kit/module, if you wanted I believe only the hihat has a proprietary connector preventing any alternative Obviously an extra snare would be an extra cost , but worth noting 😊

I am pretty sure one of the kits has a china assigned to it. Almost positive you can assign whatever you want to it though.

Yes

@@agusg.t.8950 thanks bro

I have mine in one. I only share walls on one side and have people above me. Being on the ground floor is probably helpful. The shells do ring a bit. But you could stuff them with dampening to help.

Some people like to know the contents of the inside and the dopamine hit of opening something lol

Same here - always seemed like bottom tier content to me. I skip it always.

😂 I hear ya🤘

@@Bearvswolf 🤣

I’d love to have both to compare. I have not played on a super high end Roland kit. But the efnote kit is fantastic!

@@Bearvswolf I've been working as a Salesman in musical instruments store and one of them was Roland, I've tried most of the models such as TD and VAD so I can say that Efnote wins the sound but Roland wins the inputs and outputs

Makes me feel good about my purchase then. I dig the sounds and was looking for the biggest bang for buck. And not caring too much about the module. 🤘

I had the TD27....sold it for the EFNote5X. Best edrums I ve ever played. The sounds are just ultra realistic. After tuning it, it sounds so great. And now check out the new EFNote pro module and how much drums and cymbals you can add.

@@StefBelgium I checked from the first day they started Namm 2023, I'm so impressed and I love that China cymbal it just looks great

Efnote wanna convince an other purchase group. Roland ever lacked of realistic sounds. Efnote targeting the people who wanna have the "real feel" experience. But I agree. To add some low budget electronic sounds shouldn't be that hard.

Are you having problems with your ears??! The snare and toms sounded great. The hi-hats didn't sound all that, but that might just be a sensitivity setting in the module.