Electronic Drums

Electronic drumkits have improved over the last couple of years; the quality of build and sound have vastly improved to such an extent that electronic kits are rapidly becoming a lot more popular. Major manufacturers such as Roland and Yamaha have complete kits for less than £500 and they give...

At Nevada we are committed to keeping customers up to date with the latest, hi-tech electronic drum modules and the most efficient and robust drum hardware.If you own an electronic kit you may wish to update your system by adding extra drum or cymbal pads to your existing set-up, or perhaps even by...

When purchasing an electronic drum kit, you will have to bear in mind that you will probably need to some additional hardware to complete your set up. This means that you can purchase specific items that you feel most comfortable using rather than to make do with the components that the manufacturer...

Drum sticks are a very personal thing, with each player having a certain preference towards length, weight and tip size. There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to using specific sticks for electronic drum kits, so if you are unsure of what you are looking for, a good starting point would be...

In many ways Electronic Drum Accessories are similar to those used with acoustic drums although there are a few differentiating elements. Probably the most important accessory for an electronic drum kit is the means to amplify the kit. For most pub and club gigs the drummer has the option to connect...