Which Is The Best and Which is The WORST e-Drum Kit of 2023? 

Got the Titan 70 a while back due to your vids...Amazing kit for the money if ya know what you are doing it is bad ass! Thanks!

Thanks so much for the review. Clutch info, and coming from an actual drummer, I feel like it's super valuable.

I got my T70 two ago and bought an additional crash cymbal waiting to unbox soon ….. thanks for the advice

Just got a Titan 70 for my birthday! I love that thing!

I recently got the Titian for Christmas after watching your video. It’s as good as advertised

Great information thank you sir for the content. Appreciate it.

Just subbed to your channel. Excellent reviews!

I’d like to see how the Donner DED 500 and Alexis Command Mesh compare to the Titan 70

I have an Alesis Nitro Max, and it smashes my Roland TD11KV into the park regarding drum sounds - there isn't ONE set of toms on the Roland that I'm happy with, and just like the Roland, you have to create your own user kits to create something good. There are plenty of great sounds on the Max, you just need to have a good drum ear to pick them out. The cymbals could do with a few more good crashes, but with pitch control and EQ they work as is. I think the Simmons kits come out with better factory kits, that's what I've picked up, so you don't need to tweak as much, but I'm not happy with most modules, the guys in the R & D deff don't have a good ear for putting good factory kits together, even the high end kits. I listened to a review of the Roland TD - 27K2 the other day and I wasn't impressed - the toms sound too digital and vague. I think the 1st TD - 17 sounded better. I've done a few covers on my channel with my Max and I think it sounds great. People complain about the rack, and it isn't great, but heck even my TD11KV wobbles. When I set my kits up, I use a spirti level to make sure the horizontal cross pieces are 100% level, I also noticed that the rubber boots on the vertical posts were not put on properly and I had to push them on more. Then after a few days I re - tightened everything and after a few weeks checked the Allen screws again. When you do it like that, you'll have less issues - if you watch me play my kit, it doesn't wobble - AT ALL. I hardly play my Roland anymore. I bought the Max because it's light and easy to cart around to gigs and practices, the roland is a tank,and also because I watched as many reviews as I could, and I heard that there were good sounds on the module. I'm not interested in vst's, I want a module that sounds good, I don't want to cart more stuff around. The phone /tablet shelf is rubberised so nothing will fall off. The Bluetooth works flawlessly, the mesh pads feel great. The Hihat pedal is as good as my Roland as is the bass drum pad and pedal. The Nitro Max is lightweight, sounds great and I've had zero issues with this kit. I love it and would have to spend a lot of money to get something that sounded better. I will be making a vdo soon on the user kits I've put together. PS: The Nitro Max is actually a dual zone module, I noticed the stereo jacks when I was putting mine together, and plugged in one of my Roland pads and its dual zone - only the pads on the Max are single zone except the snare - so I reckon in the near future we'll have the Nitro Max II with dual zone pads! 👍🏻

Thank you so much for the information! I’m planning to go with the titan 50. One question, does the bass drum of the titan 50 allow a double pedal by its size?

Thx for this review…I’m 99% grabbing one of these …old man gonna attempt to play😎…at least get some minor exercise

If could add anything is. Go to your local music shop and play a few of these kits before purchasing one. I own an alesis dm10 and the cymbals were atrocious. The high hat timing for opening and closing was not even close to opening and closing in time. The crashes and ride only trigger half the time. In what I’ve spent upgrading components that didn’t work very good right out of the box. I could have just bought a better kit.

You can buy Simmson only in the states, not in Europe...I dont know that reason

Deal killers for me: 1. Machine gunny/not natural snare roll. 2. Wobbly kick drum pad. 3. Flimsy rack. 4. Poor trigger accuracy. 5. Really digital/unrealistic drum sounds.

I like Alesis the best

Man, that Aero company should just give it up now - between that and that guitar, they're just getting destroyed by reviews.

I'm a beginner and you replied to my question in another vid that you recommend the 1250 for taller people. I'm going to go to a guitar center to test it out but I'm leaning heavily on the 1250 thanks to your recommendation. Appreciate your help.

You definitely work for Simmons

How tall does the Titan 70 go in comparison to the nitro mesh? Great video

I literally knew before i started the video that u woukd choose Simmons.

I got my 7 year old the Alesis for Christmas. I didn’t want to spend a lot when he is just beginning and has never played.

My guitar center currently have a discount on the 1250 for $799. I will use the kit for recording drums in logic for the music I create. Do you recommend the 50, 70, or 1250? Or is there another set you think is better?

With the expansion slots, could you get bigger toms if you wanted them? Like could you swap out SD 1250 Toms for the 8 inch ones?

Man my biggest regret is buying the first edition ded 200. It’s ass. The cymbals suck. The kick tower sucks. The brain sucks. Like I wish I could go back in time and save for two more paychecks and get something else. And now I’m trying to sell it and no one wants it. All the RU-vid people that reviewed it looking back at it. They where clearly sponsored and talking out there ass. It sucks.

I am looking to buy a nitro pro, how does that compare?

Can you play metal on titan 70? cuz im about to buy it

I see you didn't mention the DED 500 Pro which came out in 2023 and seems like it would be worth a review compared to the older 200 series?

I can get donner ded 200 or Alesis in Japan.. what do you recommend?

Im between ded-200 and nitro max, i trying to stay under $500 which one is better or are there anymore options?

U have said in a past video and dont mark my words but something like it may seem that ur just a bigger fan of simmons than alesis. Its safe to say thats true. U always choose simmons over alesis. I think Simmons is throwing u a bone or something because ur always giving them better reviews than Alesis. And what do u know in the end u talk about the simmons being the best.

The Simmons Titan 70 is the best of the lower tier e-kits, in my opinion. I'm buying the Yamaha DTX6-whatever... ha ha.

I wanted to grab the Titan 70 $680 price matched at Guitar Center. But I went with the Nitro Max, PDP Stool, Vic Firth Nylon Tip Drumstick, and LiveWire Cable for $644 total.

Do u think the alesis strike pro se vs the simmons titan 70 is a fare comparison

is any Roland starting kit better than any of these?

With current 1250 deal. Which one you recommend to buy 1250 or Titan 70 ?

I love Donner and Alesis.

too much waffle 'you know what i mean'?

xD recalibrate drums

You are reviewing drum KITS. Not a single drum. Grrrrrr, you're driving me crazy calling a full drum kit, a drum! And, calling a drum rack a "cage"... dude... c'mon. 😂🎉