@@TrendyTreasureHunter don't buy it save your money. It's a fucking trash. I bought it. Played it for two days and then went back and returned it and bought something else.
Using a snare stand is exactly what I did. Snagged it for $10 off the fb marketplace and after doing so the rest of the rack became much more stable without the snare/arm attached.
Hey bro does your bluetooth have light? Mine doesn’t light up even if I am using the bluetooth already, is that normal? Or should I return the module kit?
I had the mesh, and believe me when I say it's like chalk and cheese. There's absolutely no comparison. The Nitro mesh sounds terrible. The Max has some awesome sounds in it, and like most modules you have to build user kits, I've built about 16 and they're fantastic compared to the factory kits.
@@IansDrumsandBass it's way better than mesh was completely trash, but I would say Max is also not that great. I would buy a titan 50 over this Max and it's about same price.
I am determined to buy one these. Because of the enourmous tax and the economic crisis in my country this kit is worth 2 months of national minimum wage salary, so I want to do my research properly before I invest. I live in an apartmant building so the kit being quiet is very important to me. Do you think that this kit is quiter than most or got any tips so I can reduce the noise a bit ? Thank you.
Do you have people living below you? If so, they might hear the kick drum. There are ways (search RUclips) to make a sound absorbing platform and that will help a lot.
@@TrendyTreasureHunter Thanks for the feedback man, yes there are people living below me, do you think that sylogel padding beneath the kick would work or should I really construct a platform of some kind? Thank you.
@@TrendyTreasureHunter By the way buying just a snare stand alone here would be like buying a whole nitro kit in US as compared to the value of purchase. Even the second hand market for snare stands is crazy here. Do you have any tips for making the snare rack more stable and durable against impact?
@@aralozkarsli8939 Yes. If you slide the snare closer to the 1st tom it will be stable enough. In the video I had it too far towards the end of the bar.
@@ChadChesmark Thank you so much for answering my questions man, I want to take good care of this drum once I buy it, import tax for electronic drums are just straight up criminal here. Thanks a lot man :D
You can use the felt end, but it can wear out the mesh head faster. I you use the felt end, I recommend putting an Evans patch in the mesh head to protect it.
@@TrendyTreasureHunter 👍🏻 I set mine up using a spirit level on the horizontal cross pieces to mark sure it was level to get the kit to be more secure. Also, just check the rubber boots on the vertical posts some of mine weren't on properly which can cause the rack to wobble. I don't use any of the factory kits - I built my own using the user kits available. It's a great kit and I've got it to sound better than my Roland TD11KV which I hardly play anymore. If you want any of the settings I can send you some. I found I had to re - tighten all the Allen bolts /screws a few times after a few weeks as the plastic connectors tend to "give" a bit. Enjoy!
@@martindescoteaux9288 From U33 onwards are user kits for the user to build their own custom kits. So you go to U33, Tap voice, hit the snare drum until you find one you like then you push SAVE. You do that with all the pads. If you keep pushing voice, you'll see the different settings come up which you can change.
I use a snare stand too 👍
Thanks foe the quick review! I'm looking to pick the drumeo version up next week!
Their version looks sweet!!
@@TrendyTreasureHunter don't buy it save your money. It's a fucking trash. I bought it. Played it for two days and then went back and returned it and bought something else.
Using a snare stand is exactly what I did. Snagged it for $10 off the fb marketplace and after doing so the rest of the rack became much more stable without the snare/arm attached.
That’s awesome! It also helped me get the snare at the right height. $10 is a great deal too!
Yo man can you tell me what type of headphones I need to listen through to hear the audio?
Any type of wired headphones will work. 😊
Hey bro does your bluetooth have light? Mine doesn’t light up even if I am using the bluetooth already, is that normal? Or should I return the module kit?
Yes, the Bluetooth button should light up when you press it. I think it flashes when trying to connect and remains solid once connected.
Picking up my new nitro max today. Also I just went ahead and bought a snare stand off Amazon
That's awesome! You're going to love it! :)
It's completely trash bro. I'm sure you're gonna return it. It's not that great for this price point. You can get so many better drums than this junk.
do you think it can be a good upgrade from the mesh? ive been looking toupgrade for a bit.
I had the mesh, and believe me when I say it's like chalk and cheese. There's absolutely no comparison. The Nitro mesh sounds terrible. The Max has some awesome sounds in it, and like most modules you have to build user kits, I've built about 16 and they're fantastic compared to the factory kits.
@@IansDrumsandBass it's way better than mesh was completely trash, but I would say Max is also not that great. I would buy a titan 50 over this Max and it's about same price.
I am determined to buy one these. Because of the enourmous tax and the economic crisis in my country this kit is worth 2 months of national minimum wage salary, so I want to do my research properly before I invest. I live in an apartmant building so the kit being quiet is very important to me. Do you think that this kit is quiter than most or got any tips so I can reduce the noise a bit ? Thank you.
Do you have people living below you? If so, they might hear the kick drum. There are ways (search RUclips) to make a sound absorbing platform and that will help a lot.
@@TrendyTreasureHunter Thanks for the feedback man, yes there are people living below me, do you think that sylogel padding beneath the kick would work or should I really construct a platform of some kind? Thank you.
@@TrendyTreasureHunter By the way buying just a snare stand alone here would be like buying a whole nitro kit in US as compared to the value of purchase. Even the second hand market for snare stands is crazy here. Do you have any tips for making the snare rack more stable and durable against impact?
@@aralozkarsli8939 Yes. If you slide the snare closer to the 1st tom it will be stable enough. In the video I had it too far towards the end of the bar.
@@ChadChesmark Thank you so much for answering my questions man, I want to take good care of this drum once I buy it, import tax for electronic drums are just straight up criminal here. Thanks a lot man :D
Why doesn't the pedal head beat with a felt tip?
You can use the felt end, but it can wear out the mesh head faster. I you use the felt end, I recommend putting an Evans patch in the mesh head to protect it.
@@TrendyTreasureHunter I dont think its a mesh head though? It feels like rubber
Hi is this a good kit for church use
Yes, it could be. It depends on your budget. If you have a bigger budget, I'd personally choose something like this: linktw.in/NMEtln
@@TrendyTreasureHunter thank you so much for your reply
@@TrendyTreasureHunter Link isn't working.
@@janez_fem2664lol! I pressed the link and it comes back as a man's, ball-sack shaver. I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣
Link sent me to manscaped! I almost peed myself laughing
Price?
£400
Your snare is too far out that's why it's like that.
You're right. I'm looking at the video now and wondering why I had it out so far. That will definitely keep it more stable.
@@TrendyTreasureHunter 👍🏻
I set mine up using a spirit level on the horizontal cross pieces to mark sure it was level to get the kit to be more secure. Also, just check the rubber boots on the vertical posts some of mine weren't on properly which can cause the rack to wobble.
I don't use any of the factory kits - I built my own using the user kits available. It's a great kit and I've got it to sound better than my Roland TD11KV which I hardly play anymore. If you want any of the settings I can send you some.
I found I had to re - tighten all the Allen bolts /screws a few times after a few weeks as the plastic connectors tend to "give" a bit.
Enjoy!
How do you build your own kit?
@@martindescoteaux9288 From U33 onwards are user kits for the user to build their own custom kits. So you go to U33, Tap voice, hit the snare drum until you find one you like then you push SAVE. You do that with all the pads. If you keep pushing voice, you'll see the different settings come up which you can change.