SOLD: Gear4music Digital Drum 400 Set - For Beginners ?80

By kiyoaki
December 2, 2019 in For Sale & Items Offered

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kiyoaki

Posted December 2, 2019

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Posted December 2, 2019

Two years old, not really been used much hence the sale. Full details below and photos attached

Digital Drums 400 Compact Electronic Drum Kit Package Deal Overview

Gear4music

This is the place to start drumming. The Gear4music DD400 electronic drum kit gives you all the tools you need to become a drummer. It's super quiet, so you'll be able practise more without keeping the whole street awake - just use headphones.

Play for every genre. The DD400 has 108 unique drum sounds and ten pre-programmed kits, so there's no shortage of options. You'll be creating your own beats in no time, and thanks to USB and MIDI connectivity, you can record straight into a computer.

It's convenient too. Being compact and foldable, means it fits into any room and is super easy to transport. Those old reasons for not picking up the drums no longer exist.

This package includes a stool, drumsticks and headphones

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