These are the top electronic drum set deals this Prime Day

Roland BT-1 Bar Trigger: Was $109.99, now $77.60
With its sleek, curved profile, the Roland BT-1 can be mounted to an acoustic drum, or conveniently nestled amongst the rest of your kit to provide a single-zone playing surface. Use it as a digital percussion pad, electronic snare, cymbal or any other sound, or as a start/stop switch for triggering backing tracks and loops. 

Alesis Nitro Mesh Special Edition | Was $379, now $341.10
Don’t need an amp? Get the Special Edition kit on its own for close to 340 bucks using the code rocktober. Need some headphones to go with your kit? Check out our guide to the best studio headphones. 

Alesis Nitro Mesh SE w/ Amp | Was $499.99, now $424.99
Stand out from the crowd with the stylish red special edition of this kit. The bundle comes complete with the 25 watt Simmons DA25 amp, for out loud practice. Use the code rocktober at checkout for 15% off.

Alesis Nitro Mesh w/amp | Was $499.99, now $424.99
If the red of the Special Edition kit is a step too far, you can get the same bundle, complete with the Simmons DA25 25 watt amp, but with the standard black version of the kit.

Roland TD-1DMK with DA25 bundle: was $879, now $747
A great entry-level option that here comes with the DA25 25 watt dedicated e-drum monitor, a PDP kick pedal and Sound Percussion Labs sticks.

Roland TD-17KV with DA200SB Bundle; was $1499, now $1349
The TD-17KV is a superb offering, feature packed, great sounding and a pleasure to play. Here it's supplied with a Simmons DA200SB Bluetooth monitor that pumps out 200 watts at full throttle.

Simmons SD200 with Mesh Snare - 15% off
Use the code rocktober at checkout to get 15% to grab this basic entry level kit with tensionable 8” mesh snare pad for just $238!

Simmons SD1200 ekit - save $150
This is a serious offering from Simmons, and reduced from its normal $1k asking price - use rocktober coupon code at checkout. There are mesh pads throughout and 50 preset, plus 25 user kit slots.