I got my new fesley fed1200w & can't keep my hands/feet off them. Got to give huge shout out to fesley & it's workers. 5 stars out of 5 !! They went extra mile to make sure I was very satisfied. Band students,garage rockers, & the born drummets in us all should tryly consider his kit. As sr old rocker is really dig these drums. Ronzo like@@
It looks like it's definitely worthy of the price increase over the 1000 given the upgrade in the control module, components, and rack. It's still the best least expensive kit you can get that incorporates a real hi hat which is huge.
I have one and made big improvements with using an iron cobra dbl pedal modified using a strap drive and the speed cobra footboards, replaced the 12” hi hat with a 14” low volume hi hat (I took the trigger of the fesley hi hat and put it on the 14” hi hat and use the same controller, replaced all the cheap plastic clamps with Gibraltar metal clamps so much easier to readjust when needed, and the biggest improvement which I had told Fesley is I actually swapped out the 10” floor tom with another 12” snare pad being used as a floor tom (this one change alone makes a major difference as I kept missing the 10” floor tom). The dual zones on the pads cannot be changed to other sounds like say a cowbell. They are stuck as rims unless there’s a preprogrammed kit with cowbell that I haven’t found yet but I will look. Other than that it’s a decent starter set and the sizes and moving hi hat is why I bought it.
So basically you bought the set and totally changed it and now it’s a good Fesley? 😂😂 just kidding. The module is still lacking majorly. Sounds and sound quality. The hi hat is the star of the show and the bass drum assuming it’s the larger one.
@@pocojoyo a standalone hi hat is a huge plus, also I wanted originally the mps 1000, but given I am from Canada it was almost as much to ship as the kit itself.
I’ve had my Fesley about a month now, best kit I’ve had. Previous was Simmons sdk9, Alesis Dm10, Fesley outperforms them both and NO silent snare! I’m happy with it!
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I bought this kit about a month ago. Im new to e kits so i don't know how it compares to other brands. It's sturdy, has generous sized drum heads, actually the kick drum is more sturdy than i anticipated, love the snare size and the hats having is own stand is a plus. It seems like it lacks in the sound department. Over all four the$850 i paid for it...i like it.
I love the fesley fed1200w! I got extra 12" snare .i just scored 3 simmons new metal cymbals & new kp180 ekick drum. Both look like hi end classy but sound great. Exact solud triggering. Waiting for 16" mc16 simmons to complete entire drumset huge upgrade!
I've had fesley fed1200w couple months now, love it. I got to give 5star recommendation to fesley!! I had damaged carton & fesley replaced drum damaged. They went extra mile after a replacement set just arrived. I'm pleasantly stunned w Fesley customer service/engineering / company in general. I will buy an amp, guitar, keyboard in future! 5 stars to Fesley- pro features edrumkit that regular folks can afford. Bang 4 buck winner...
I definitely agree with you about the sounds on this particular drum kit. The sounds leave a whole lot to be desired, and I’d have a hard time spending 800 bucks if I had to base this kit on just those.
Just your option how many kits do you really need anyway lol and are going to play live anyway and that's just his opinion because of his taste in music start there I need to look at the brain to see what he's talking about saying it's retro vague statement there every else looks nice is this a Rolland hell no , but price sell this kit needs reviewed by other people that dive into this kit more realistic I'm sure you can modify sounds toms ECT.
Agreed. In future reviews I’ll dive a bit deeper. I think the sounds are decent except the decay is unrealistic. I can’t wait to see what others think as well.
I love the feedback I'm buying the kit but apparently there is a 1500w not sure if it's come out yet but wait until you see this kit check it out brother
@KeithronPowell Fesley sent a new snare damaged by forklift. I commented 5star for their amazing replacement snare.. Fesley sent new Fesley fed1200w kit n/charge after I sent pic of my diy 20",8",14" clear lexan drums w my new fedley kit 1200w edrumset as nice hybrid. A piccolo snare & silver lo vol cymbols make it affordable Neil peart 'starter set'! Lol
I've had mine for a week and it's a great drum kit for the money, however I do agree that the sounds could be better. And the throne is just too small for me to use, but atleast it holds my laptop so I can run my own sounds in EZDrummer.
What about changing the Module? The Drums, Cymbals, Hardware and the Rack are stunning, AS far as i know since your Review... So, why don't try to Change the Module to a better one, or even better Sounding one? What would you Recommend? Thnx,🥁🥁
Ok… so in the initial review it’s a good idea to NOT make changes. Now that I’ve down that I may make some changes but… does that really make a good drum set? I’ve done at least one test and found that the hi hat will not work properly on the Titan series drums (no video). This logically means the module will likely function well for everything except the hi hat… I’m also, sure the Tom’s will become dual zone exactly like the T70 (multiple sounds) instead of the tom sound from the Fesley module. In my opinion, it’s better to use the drum with something like EZDrummer. This would make for a great drum if the sounds were better.
Okay, thank you Keithron. I know what you Said . So, If i choose that Kit i just Set Up it trough EZ or SLATE or whatever and i' ll be satisfied with the Sound . 🥁🥁
Great review, Keithron, informative and engaging! One question, how easy is it to break down and move for a gig, and how long to set back up? Does it have to be stripped down, or does it mostly fold away?
Thanks for posting. I have never heard of this company. I am looking to replace my beat out GTX Yamaha drums at I used to teach for kids. I’ve been playing on the same ser for well over 12 years and I’m wondering if I would be able to just use my DX brain substitute for the brain that comes with that kit. thanks for posting
Can you switch out some of the fesley drums and cymbals with the titan 70? The hihats/ride cymbals the titan could be fun. Or the fesley snare with the titan
That’s not an easy question. If you’re looking for a realistic feel the 1200W feels more like an acoustic but there again, a beginner won’t know that. When it comes to sounds the Titan wins hands down. The main thing that makes this a better buy for a beginner is that everything you need is in the box.
Seems like a solid kit I like multiple features of this set, considering this vs Simmons Titan 50. Have you tried the Fesley 1500 they have now? I am not apposed to using 3rd party drum sounds, I want feel, reaponce, durability and familiarity compared to an acoustic set.
How does it do will software I personally have superior drummer 3 and does it fix the dynamics of the drums but I’m purposely using this kit for my software is it any good for that?:) thank you for your response in return
I’m going to do some more testing but I’m sure the programs will make them all better. The Software becomes the module and that’s where the magic happens.
I’ve spoken with them. They’ve seen my reviews and stated that there is no need in sending it since the module sounds and the response that I noted hasn’t been changed.
I thought the toms sounded pretty good but the hi hat closed and snare were pretty bad. Maybe the 1400w will address those issues until then Titan 70 looks like the best kit for the money. Thanks for the indepth and honest video.
I’d answer that two ways. 1) because of the hi hat and 12in snare also, the rack. This drum feels more like an acoustic. If you’re going to be moving back and forth the natural feel makes this great. 2) the sounds and the module are the real issue. If I was going to buy for something other than practice I’d have to get a different module. If this has the Roland, Alesis or Yamaha module it’d be a really sick drum set. To me the drum set is physically better than the nitro mesh but the module is 5-10 years behind.
@@KeithronPowell I use my alesis nitro with ez drummer 3 to improve the sound, do you think it is convenient to change the nitro for the fesley fed 1100 o 1200? contemplating that I will continue using ez drummer 3 to improve the sound. I'm worried about the fesley snare will cause problems as the video shows. Alesis nitro works perfectly with ez drummer 3 but fesley looks amazing vs alesis nitro. Tnks!!
I’ve placed the drum I. Storage but if I recall… the Fesley did have an expansion but they don’t sell expansion kits, last I checked. You’d have to buy a different brand. I’d go to their website to double check but I’m pretty sure I’m right.
@KeithronPowell I certainly have very much... I watched he'd over 15 vids on the Titan 70...and I would for sure go with the Titan 70.... I just wanted your true opinion, you played them all lol... not me
The 1000 and the 1200 are the same. In the video I try to show what they can actually do. I can trigger with my foot or the sticks… but there aren’t multiple sounds so it’s prone to machine gunning.
I thought of both kits morphed into " Frankinkit"...8,10,12s real drum sizes. I can use also my old aleselis dm10X module with a/b switch to have nice choice of some decent kit library sounds @ workin folks budget. As non pro drummer this drumset becomes my 'po boys' Roland... as in Im not Rollin in dough.. pun intended. Great real-world, honest evaluations .
try to run that thru a PC, with some drum programs and make a video on it .. and you wont have to use the sounds on the brain. control all sound thru a PC .. it will open the kit up even more .. friend of mine has a donor kit that he runs thru a PC using the USB .. that donor kit you would think it was a donor kit .. and have you tried the New kit from them with the big 16" kick and their snare on a stand ?
@mike-xq8bv 2 months… only 2 months? Thats a shame! Ok.. as to when I get a moment I will work in the module but… the decay rate is my main issue. Next is just the grouping.
Keith. I have a Simmons Titan 70, which I believe is superior as a playing set. Four toms, expansion ability (I want to add another cymbal in the center between the first two toms). I don't like the flimsy plastic hardware and are going to buy extras in case they fail over time. The wiggling is a bit annoying, but as long as it holds together, it's not that big of a deal as there is no reason to hit electric sets hard anyway. On the Fesley 1200, clearly the hardware is superior, but the module seems poor compared to the Simmons. The double clicking on the hi hat is unacceptable to me, and I would be pissed off big time by it. Maybe they can fix it with a software upgrade. If one was going to use external sounds on a computer to drive the set, then it would be fine except for the hi hat issue. I find the sounds and ability to make my own custom sets in the Simmons adequate, and don't feel the need to run it through a computer. I enjoy your reviews! Keep up the good work!
I can’t disagree. If either Fesley upgrades their sounds or Simmons upgrades their hardware… there is a serious potential for Roland and others to have a problem!
Keith please do a short video on the module because I think if you tweak some parameters this kit could be nice if it's lacking substance it could hold some people back from buying this kit I like it I have sd1200 and started sd9k 20 years ago did a lot of tweeking after two months I got it right the cross talk was the last to get in line ty look forward to more vids
I got my new fesley fed1200w & can't keep my hands/feet off them. Got to give huge shout out to fesley & it's workers. 5 stars out of 5 !! They went extra mile to make sure I was very satisfied. Band students,garage rockers, & the born drummets in us all should tryly consider his kit. As sr old rocker is really dig these drums. Ronzo like@@
It looks like it's definitely worthy of the price increase over the 1000 given the upgrade in the control module, components, and rack. It's still the best least expensive kit you can get that incorporates a real hi hat which is huge.
It’s great because of the hi hat but the sounds fail it. I think the kit itself is dope. Just wish I could use the module from the SD1250 or T70
I have one and made big improvements with using an iron cobra dbl pedal modified using a strap drive and the speed cobra footboards, replaced the 12” hi hat with a 14” low volume hi hat (I took the trigger of the fesley hi hat and put it on the 14” hi hat and use the same controller, replaced all the cheap plastic clamps with Gibraltar metal clamps so much easier to readjust when needed, and the biggest improvement which I had told Fesley is I actually swapped out the 10” floor tom with another 12” snare pad being used as a floor tom (this one change alone makes a major difference as I kept missing the 10” floor tom). The dual zones on the pads cannot be changed to other sounds like say a cowbell. They are stuck as rims unless there’s a preprogrammed kit with cowbell that I haven’t found yet but I will look. Other than that it’s a decent starter set and the sizes and moving hi hat is why I bought it.
appreciate that input 💯
So basically you bought the set and totally changed it and now it’s a good Fesley? 😂😂 just kidding. The module is still lacking majorly. Sounds and sound quality. The hi hat is the star of the show and the bass drum assuming it’s the larger one.
Ordered mine waiting to receive it 😅 thanks for the review I went in blind but it had everything I wanted. Cheers
Looks like a more for your money kit. Can't go wrong
@@pocojoyo a standalone hi hat is a huge plus, also I wanted originally the mps 1000, but given I am from Canada it was almost as much to ship as the kit itself.
@@Taylordomy also the 12 in snare and 10 in toms. That should be minimum standard sizes
@@Taylordomy and the 12 in snare and 10 in toms ! Should be a standard minimum
@@Taylordomy and the sizes of the snare and toms ! Big plus ! Should be standard sizes
I’ve had my Fesley about a month now, best kit I’ve had. Previous was Simmons sdk9, Alesis Dm10, Fesley outperforms them both and NO silent snare! I’m happy with it!
Comparing to old ones I’m sure.
I love your reviews. They're so detailed and even the tips with the assembly. Subbed!
Thanks for watching…. check out this video The All New Simmons Expansion Kit - MC13, MC16, MC18 Cymbals and KP180 Bass Drum
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Another great in depth review, thank you!
👍🏽
I bought this kit about a month ago. Im new to e kits so i don't know how it compares to other brands. It's sturdy, has generous sized drum heads, actually the kick drum is more sturdy than i anticipated, love the snare size and the hats having is own stand is a plus. It seems like it lacks in the sound department. Over all four the$850 i paid for it...i like it.
Cool
Very intuitive and insightful vid. I'll be looking for more from you. Sold me on the kit. 🤘
Thanks for watching… check out my page and the playlists.
Mine will be here on Tuesday, I’m excited to play again after shoulder surgery
Awesome
How is it?
So far it’s great! The headphones are not the best and I’ve already rectified that.
@@dannyeggleton7362would you purchase again? Any suggestions? Thank you in advance sir.
@@dannyeggleton7362 have u plugged a doble kick¿¿
I love the fesley fed1200w! I got extra 12" snare .i just scored 3 simmons new metal cymbals & new kp180 ekick drum. Both look like hi end classy but sound great. Exact solud triggering. Waiting for 16" mc16 simmons to complete entire drumset huge upgrade!
Very nice!
Where did you get the extra 12" snare?
Just ordered mine, waiting like 64 yo kid for xmas,lol. I got old alesis dm10 module 2014ish ill try on this kit also. Impressed w bang for buck.
Congrats! Hope you used your link
Hope to use link,thanks.
I've had mine for a month. I like it.
I've had fesley fed1200w couple months now, love it. I got to give 5star recommendation to fesley!! I had damaged carton & fesley replaced drum damaged. They went extra mile after a replacement set just arrived. I'm pleasantly stunned w Fesley customer service/engineering / company in general. I will buy an amp, guitar, keyboard in future! 5 stars to Fesley- pro features edrumkit that regular folks can afford. Bang 4 buck winner...
Awesome
Great channel,honest reviews, & darn good drummer.. reminds me of Johnathon Moffits that foot groove style!
I definitely agree with you about the sounds on this particular drum kit. The sounds leave a whole lot to be desired, and I’d have a hard time spending 800 bucks if I had to base this kit on just those.
Just your option how many kits do you really need anyway lol and are going to play live anyway and that's just his opinion because of his taste in music start there I need to look at the brain to see what he's talking about saying it's retro vague statement there every else looks nice is this a Rolland hell no , but price sell this kit needs reviewed by other people that dive into this kit more realistic I'm sure you can modify sounds toms ECT.
Agreed. In future reviews I’ll dive a bit deeper. I think the sounds are decent except the decay is unrealistic. I can’t wait to see what others think as well.
What happened to the "here we go!" ??
It’s coming back. Been waiting to see if anyone would notice and how the intro affects the video.
I love the feedback I'm buying the kit but apparently there is a 1500w not sure if it's come out yet but wait until you see this kit check it out brother
Thank you so much! enjoying it! cool man!!!🆒😎🥁
You’re welcome
I d like to get Fesley fed1100w module w 6 drum inputs to try w my 2 fesley fed1200w kits for mini monster ekit.
That would be hot
@KeithronPowell Fesley sent a new snare damaged by forklift. I commented 5star for their amazing replacement snare.. Fesley sent new Fesley fed1200w kit n/charge after I sent pic of my diy 20",8",14" clear lexan drums w my new fedley kit 1200w edrumset as nice hybrid. A piccolo snare & silver lo vol cymbols make it affordable Neil peart 'starter set'! Lol
I've had mine for a week and it's a great drum kit for the money, however I do agree that the sounds could be better. And the throne is just too small for me to use, but atleast it holds my laptop so I can run my own sounds in EZDrummer.
EZDrummer makes this a killer drum set
Stephen sir, do you use any 3rd party sounds? Did you try EZdrummer? Thank you in advance sir.
It has a choke on the cymbals ! What! Mind blown
@@keystonepirate2534 Yup, EZdrummer is great with this kit. I'm more of a rock/metal player so I'm using Ugritone VST sounds now.
Mr. Powell. Love your videos. Would you consider doing a review of the new Fesley FED 1500W ? (I know you've done prior Fesley models.)
They won’t send it because as they said to me about it, “the module is the same.” Basically, I’ll. Have the same review
What about changing the Module?
The Drums, Cymbals, Hardware and the Rack are stunning, AS far as i know since your Review...
So, why don't try to Change the Module to a better one, or even better Sounding one?
What would you Recommend?
Thnx,🥁🥁
Ok… so in the initial review it’s a good idea to NOT make changes. Now that I’ve down that I may make some changes but… does that really make a good drum set? I’ve done at least one test and found that the hi hat will not work properly on the Titan series drums (no video). This logically means the module will likely function well for everything except the hi hat… I’m also, sure the Tom’s will become dual zone exactly like the T70 (multiple sounds) instead of the tom sound from the Fesley module. In my opinion, it’s better to use the drum with something like EZDrummer. This would make for a great drum if the sounds were better.
Okay, thank you Keithron.
I know what you Said .
So, If i choose that Kit i just Set Up it trough EZ or SLATE or whatever and i' ll be satisfied with the Sound .
🥁🥁
been waiting for a review of the FED 1200W i want to order one but i have doubts on it because yk. but great video!
Thanks
Did you end up ordering @Mukler161 just curious about experience if so. Have a good day.
@@keystonepirate2534 No 😭
Great review, Keithron, informative and engaging! One question, how easy is it to break down and move for a gig, and how long to set back up? Does it have to be stripped down, or does it mostly fold away?
It’s simple as long as you do NOT take the cables off the rack.
@@KeithronPowell Cool, thanks!
Thanks for posting. I have never heard of this company. I am looking to replace my beat out GTX Yamaha drums at I used to teach for kids. I’ve been playing on the same ser for well over 12 years and I’m wondering if I would be able to just use my DX brain substitute for the brain that comes with that kit. thanks for posting
You’ll just have to try it. I don’t have that module to test it for you.
Titan 70 still my favorite e kit for under 1000$.
Yeah, the Titan 70 is a beast.
I can’t argue with that. It’s awesome
Can you switch out some of the fesley drums and cymbals with the titan 70? The hihats/ride cymbals the titan could be fun. Or the fesley snare with the titan
The hi hat will not work properly the T70. Everything else will work
@@KeithronPowell are there any expansions slots for additional pads or would this be a job for splitters?
@@travisfinnerty156 no expansion slots.
Fed 1200w vs. Titan 70
Which one do you feel is a better kit for a young beginner to grow in?
That’s not an easy question. If you’re looking for a realistic feel the 1200W feels more like an acoustic but there again, a beginner won’t know that. When it comes to sounds the Titan wins hands down. The main thing that makes this a better buy for a beginner is that everything you need is in the box.
@@KeithronPowell agree
Seems like a solid kit I like multiple features of this set, considering this vs Simmons Titan 50. Have you tried the Fesley 1500 they have now? I am not apposed to using 3rd party drum sounds, I want feel, reaponce, durability and familiarity compared to an acoustic set.
They told me they wouldn’t send it because the things I said about the 1200 would be the same as the module is basically identical.
How does it do will software I personally have superior drummer 3 and does it fix the dynamics of the drums but I’m purposely using this kit for my software is it any good for that?:) thank you for your response in return
I’m going to do some more testing but I’m sure the programs will make them all better. The Software becomes the module and that’s where the magic happens.
3 bass!! 🤣 BUT does the snare have rimshot? or just crossstick?
Just cross stick
Besides the sounds not been all that , how do you think it compares to the titan 70??
If I remove sounds from the mix… this is better feeling but… sounds are very important. Its the entire purpose of the drum.
@KeithtronPowell Ant chance of you doing a video comparing the 1200 and the new 1500?
I’ve spoken with them. They’ve seen my reviews and stated that there is no need in sending it since the module sounds and the response that I noted hasn’t been changed.
@@KeithronPowell Wow, thanks .. Love your videos Keithron …
Any chance of you doing a review on the new Fesley fe 1500 kit?
I combined a clear acrylic 8 pc double bass acoustic w Fesley FED 1200w for my dream kit. Hybrid beast my neighbors love....
Keith, as far as a transportable an overall best 2 gig out with, would you recommend this or the Titan 70?
As along as you remember to not take the wires off the rack and to not take the rack apart, I’d suggest either.
I thought the toms sounded pretty good but the hi hat closed and snare were pretty bad. Maybe the 1400w will address those issues until then Titan 70 looks like the best kit for the money. Thanks for the indepth and honest video.
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do u know when is the 1400w dropping¿¿
@@anderpro2845 no, my comment was more sarcastic going by past fesley numbering system. It's just good to see all manufacturers improving.
can u plug a doble kick in it¿¿
You can 1) put a double bass pedal on or 2) split the cable and add a separate kick drum.
I have the alesis nitro mesh kit and I am thinking of buying the Fed 1200w, do you recommend this change? Excellent video bro!!!
If i were moving from an Alesis the only 2 ways I would go is Roland or Yamaha. Your moving from one beginner kit to another beginner kit.
@@aggressiveaccentsbest answer ever
I’d answer that two ways. 1) because of the hi hat and 12in snare also, the rack. This drum feels more like an acoustic. If you’re going to be moving back and forth the natural feel makes this great. 2) the sounds and the module are the real issue. If I was going to buy for something other than practice I’d have to get a different module. If this has the Roland, Alesis or Yamaha module it’d be a really sick drum set. To me the drum set is physically better than the nitro mesh but the module is 5-10 years behind.
@@KeithronPowell I use my alesis nitro with ez drummer 3 to improve the sound, do you think it is convenient to change the nitro for the fesley fed 1100 o 1200? contemplating that I will continue using ez drummer 3 to improve the sound. I'm worried about the fesley snare will cause problems as the video shows. Alesis nitro works perfectly with ez drummer 3 but fesley looks amazing vs alesis nitro. Tnks!!
does anyone know if it you can connect more on pads to the module?
I’ve placed the drum I. Storage but if I recall… the Fesley did have an expansion but they don’t sell expansion kits, last I checked. You’d have to buy a different brand. I’d go to their website to double check but I’m pretty sure I’m right.
Can you make customs user kits on this module?
What are the sizes for all cymbals and Tom’s?
All toms are 10in snare 12, ride 13 and 10 cymbals.
Do you like this more then the Titan 70?
You definitely haven’t seen y other videos… nope
@KeithronPowell I certainly have very much... I watched he'd over 15 vids on the Titan 70...and I would for sure go with the Titan 70.... I just wanted your true opinion, you played them all lol... not me
Is the hihat a variable controller ?
my question as well. also with the 1000
The 1000 and the 1200 are the same. In the video I try to show what they can actually do. I can trigger with my foot or the sticks… but there aren’t multiple sounds so it’s prone to machine gunning.
@@KeithronPowell I suppose it has to be connected to EZdrummer to know if it can do variable hihat
If its as good as ive seen id like also buy fed1100 for monster ekit cheap?
Great choice
I thought of both kits morphed into " Frankinkit"...8,10,12s real drum sizes. I can use also my old aleselis dm10X module with a/b switch to have nice choice of some decent kit library sounds @ workin folks budget. As non pro drummer this drumset becomes my 'po boys' Roland... as in Im not Rollin in dough.. pun intended. Great real-world, honest evaluations .
Which one is better? Felsey fed1200w or Alesis Surge Mesh SE Kit?
I’d say Surge.. for the same reasons I’d choose the T70.
Is it compatible w a double kick pedal?
Yes
What are the dimensions? Also can u make kits in the module
I’m adding that to my video that I’m about finished filming.
I haven’t measured it so I can’t type it now
try to run that thru a PC, with some drum programs and make a video on it .. and you wont have to use the sounds on the brain. control all sound thru a PC .. it will open the kit up even more .. friend of mine has a donor kit that he runs thru a PC using the USB .. that donor kit you would think it was a donor kit .. and have you tried the New kit from them with the big 16" kick and their snare on a stand ?
I’ve tried so many different set ups. Once you run through computer things get about even.
Can i plug into the computer and use ezdrummer?
Yes
@@KeithronPowell Nice! Straight to Santa’s list (aka my wife).
@mike-xq8bv 2 months… only 2 months? Thats a shame! Ok.. as to when I get a moment I will work in the module but… the decay rate is my main issue. Next is just the grouping.
Keith. I have a Simmons Titan 70, which I believe is superior as a playing set. Four toms, expansion ability (I want to add another cymbal in the center between the first two toms). I don't like the flimsy plastic hardware and are going to buy extras in case they fail over time. The wiggling is a bit annoying, but as long as it holds together, it's not that big of a deal as there is no reason to hit electric sets hard anyway.
On the Fesley 1200, clearly the hardware is superior, but the module seems poor compared to the Simmons. The double clicking on the hi hat is unacceptable to me, and I would be pissed off big time by it. Maybe they can fix it with a software upgrade. If one was going to use external sounds on a computer to drive the set, then it would be fine except for the hi hat issue. I find the sounds and ability to make my own custom sets in the Simmons adequate, and don't feel the need to run it through a computer.
I enjoy your reviews! Keep up the good work!
Thanks! Yeah, if they fix the sounds and the double trigger issue… whoa, this would be a monster set for under $1000
Titan 70s killer
Only in hardware…
@@KeithronPowellthank you for feedback, the sound is a bummer. Cymbals choke is great
this fesley or the simmons 1250??
1250
Honestly..... The Titan 50 sounds better, but almost everything is better on the Fesley.
I can’t disagree. If either Fesley upgrades their sounds or Simmons upgrades their hardware… there is a serious potential for Roland and others to have a problem!
“Three-Bass” 😂😂😂
I heard you played the song pretty well but I bought one like that song doesn’t right pretty much bad I don’t recommend some one to buy it
I’m confused… what song?
What
What, what?
Keith please do a short video on the module because I think if you tweak some parameters this kit could be nice if it's lacking substance it could hold some people back from buying this kit I like it I have sd1200 and started sd9k 20 years ago did a lot of tweeking after two months I got it right the cross talk was the last to get in line ty look forward to more vids