Gone are the days when drummers depended on authentic animal hide for their drum skins. Nowadays, drumheads are commonly made of mylar plastic, providing cost efficiency, better durability, and improved tuning stability. Given the array of modern drumheads on the market, understanding their pivotal role in defining drum sound is crucial. This article will shed some light on the fundamental characteristics of the most popular options.

Electronic drum sets with real wooden shells are popular due to their authentic look and realistic playing feel. For kits like this, our catalog offers two distinct options. While the MPS-1000 remains popular as one of our flagship products, the MPS-750X PRO is a newer model, that’s available at a more affordable price.

The snare drum is to the drum kit what the singer is to the band. A different snare sound can completely change the character of the entire instrument. While drum head selection, tuning, and muffling techniques play a significant role in achieving various tones, the choice of the drum itself is equally crucial.

With our B20 and Brass series we have a large selection of excellent-sounding cymbals in our product range. However, there's a third option that stands out from the rest. Our Still Cymbals live up to their name by providing a lower cymbal sound.

You're looking for an electronic drum kit that gives you the look and feel of an acoustic kit? You've already come across our MPS-1000 but you don't need the extra features?