should be on the right most middle pad.

Many different realistic drum sounds/kits, velocity sensitive pads, pedals, and more features for us to discover and grow into

It's more frustrating especially for a beginner to have inconsistent pad sensitivity

This electronic pad is easy to use, intuitive, and great for the price.

The voices weren't very realistic, and the unit lacks two important things (for me, anyway), namely independent volume control per pad and the ability to pan pads for stereo effect

I've broken the snare pad twice

First, when you strike the drum pad on some of the selections, you must hit it really hard to be able to hear anything

It's a nice portable drum pad

The pads do make a decent about of noise tho

You can also create user defined drum kits where you choose what each pad sounds like

Poor pad rebound

The pads look sturdy, not sure how they'll hold up over

' adapter, which can be used to connect to any 1/8'' headphone jack!I strongly recommend this drum pad for a beginner who wants to learn how to play

The 8 pads and layout is good for practicing (as opposed to buying separate drum pads from a music store which a drum suggested)

I will say that the internal sounds are pretty good considering the price, but again, wasted on crappy pad sensors.

Also, if you miss the pads and hit the plastic front of the unit, it makes a thud instead of a loud crack

The pads are pressure sensitive and respond very well to how hard you hit them

One thing I did is to swap sounds out on the top right and right middle pads.

I am also confused as to why the price of the ailing kit is the same as the drum machine itself

They really don't work well as you would expect compared to an acoustic drum set