Strike Multipad 9 Trigger Percussion Pad with RGB Backlighting, Sampler, Looper, On Board 2 In/2 Out Soundcard, Sample loading via USB Thumb Drives and Radiant 4.3 Inch Display, Black

Ich bin hellauf begeistert. Ich konnte mich erst nicht entscheiden ob das oder das von Roland. Ich bereue die Entscheidung nicht. Egal ob Profi oder Anfänger , sehr leicht zu bedienen und zu verstehen , es macht total Spaß damit zu arbeiten, mit meinen musikprogramm sind die möglichkeiten grenzenlos und es ist für mich genau perfekt als dj-drummer.... das geld ist es definitiv wert!

Being a beginner, I find it easy to learn, operate and edit kits. It's preloaded sounds are amazing and audio quality is excellent. Sometimes the sensitivity of pads is low and some beats are missing, being the only negative I can think of. Will update my review after 3 months again

Excelente pad para tocar en vivo en lugares pequeños, sin necesidad de usar la batería acústica, tiene 4 entradas extras para meter otros pads (uso pads yamaha) muy fácil de programar, lo malo es que no viene con soporte.

This machine certainly packs a punch! Packed with a powerful array of sounds, it is fully programmable with plenty of user slots available, yet somehow manages to remain easy to use. There are a ton of videos on YouTube giving an idiots guide to using the various functions so that even a non technical person like me can access the full array with relative ease. I use it as a standalone drum kit and have added a kick drum pedal to add a more authentic feel, although strictly speaking this is not needed as the nine pads give ample room for a kickdrum to be assigned to one. An extremely versatile instrument marketed to rival the more expensive Roland, it is definitely worth the price, and I would have no hesitation recommending it.

I purchased this to use as a more compact solution for adding percussion to my recordings. Although I have since decided a full drum kit is better suited for my setup, I can't say enough good things about this entry from Alesis. Build quality is fantastic. It feels very solid, and yet it's still light enough to be portable. It's easy to use. The large screen makes navigating the menus and creating presets a breeze. If you're looking at this in comparison to the Roland SPD-SX, I consider this a slight step-up at a lower cost. It's much more easy to navigate, and has some cool features and accoutrements that were not included on the much older SPD-SX. The only machine I believe outclasses this is Roland's newer SPD-SX Pro, which is both the highest end and highest priced multipad out there. TL;DR, if you're looking for a really solid, expandable drum multipad system at a good price, look no further.