haroldo_psf
Senior Member
In my beginner's ignorance, I fail to identify enough reasons why would one spend the money and effort in buying and owning an accustic kit instead of an e-kit. Of course, I am considering the hobbyist here, not the pro gigger.
As a hobbyist (and someone who loves to play the drums), what why did you (or will you) get an accustic set?
Here are my pros and cons I came up for both:
ACCUSTIC:
Pros: - you can get different sounds out of its pieces by hitting it on different areas.
Cons: -expensive
- many pieces of hardware to put together
- require tuning
E-KIT:
Pros: - generally cheaper than similar size good quality accustic
- easy to set up
- variaty of sounds and features from the trigger module
- no tuning required
- quiet is necessary
Cons: - generally speaking, can't get different sounds from pieces (unless multi zone pads are compatible, but even then it's not like an accustic)
Could you guys tell me anything I am missing, or anything else I should consider?
thanks
As a hobbyist (and someone who loves to play the drums), what why did you (or will you) get an accustic set?
Here are my pros and cons I came up for both:
ACCUSTIC:
Pros: - you can get different sounds out of its pieces by hitting it on different areas.
Cons: -expensive
- many pieces of hardware to put together
- require tuning
E-KIT:
Pros: - generally cheaper than similar size good quality accustic
- easy to set up
- variaty of sounds and features from the trigger module
- no tuning required
- quiet is necessary
Cons: - generally speaking, can't get different sounds from pieces (unless multi zone pads are compatible, but even then it's not like an accustic)
Could you guys tell me anything I am missing, or anything else I should consider?
thanks