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If you can live with rubber pads, the affordably-priced DM5 kit is a decent deal
The MusicRadar Team, Tue 23 Oct 2007, 12:12 pm UTC
The DM5 kit is a relatively compact set-up – something that will be a real boon to bedroom bashers
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The Alesis DM5 Pro Kit is a high–quality, low–cost solution for a complete electronic drum kit, with professional sound and familiar, comfortable playability. Featuring quick setup and easy portability, combined with the DM5's versatile sound selection, drummers can practice quietly with headphones or get as loud as they need on–stage. Considering its portability and power, the DM5 functions equally well for recording or performing.
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I have to add that the DM pro kit isnt quite as quiet as many would think. Though the pads are significantly quieter than acoustic drums I would say avoid playing these pads late at night if you have neighbours ;-) Also another thing I will point out is that you need to zero in on an area to get the trigger to respond loud enough - Alesis could overcome this by doing what percussion manufacturers do (say if you buy tabla) and place a black spot on the sweetspot. Other than that I think it beats Roland's cheapest eKit for sounds and options and price
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