Stage Right by Monoprice 5-piece Electronic Drum Kit with Mesh Heads and 8in Double Trigger Snare
Product # 625921
UPC # 18890281656527
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I assume there's cabling, but the photos don't show it. Can someone confirm each part is physically wired?
Barry B
on Dec 18, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes, cables are included. There is a link to the user manual under the "Description" tab on the website. If you open the manual it shows how the cables are assembled.
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- Steven S on Dec 18, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 6, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes, cables are included. There is a link to the user manual under the "Description" tab on the website. If you open the manual it shows how the cables are assembled.
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- Steven S on Dec 18, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 6, 2020
Each drum and cymbal connects to the electronic control with included cable of course. Also includes power supply cable.
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- Neil L on Dec 18, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 13, 2020
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How long does it take to completely set up and break down/pack up this set, after a bit of practice doing so?
New User U
on Nov 15, 2020
BEST ANSWER: If you take it completely apart, it would take about 15 minutes to reassemble. If you don't have to completely disassemble the set, just remove the cymbals and snare, and fold up the arms; it would only take 5 minutes to get going.
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- New User U on Nov 20, 2020
BEST ANSWER: If you take it completely apart, it would take about 15 minutes to reassemble. If you don't have to completely disassemble the set, just remove the cymbals and snare, and fold up the arms; it would only take 5 minutes to get going.
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- New User U on Nov 20, 2020
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Can the kit be re-configured for left handed players?
Jeff C
on Nov 15, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Looks like it's modular like any other electric drum kit, so I'd say yes. The hi hat/floor tom can be swapped and the two rack toms as well. The snare can be mounted on the right vertical pole instead of the left, and the peddles can be placed accordingly.
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- Merek D on Nov 16, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Looks like it's modular like any other electric drum kit, so I'd say yes. The hi hat/floor tom can be swapped and the two rack toms as well. The snare can be mounted on the right vertical pole instead of the left, and the peddles can be placed accordingly.
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- Merek D on Nov 16, 2020
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The manual is confusing, Does this accept midi signals from your pc and vst's via software ?
A shopper
on Nov 16, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Why would you want it to. But it does transmit the midi data into your software very well with no noticeable lag. So you can use this kit to control your software drum kits. Pretty cool.
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- Hugh R on Nov 24, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 15, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Why would you want it to. But it does transmit the midi data into your software very well with no noticeable lag. So you can use this kit to control your software drum kits. Pretty cool.
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- Hugh R on Nov 24, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 15, 2020
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What is the weight of everything but the pedals? Curious at how difficult it would be to pick up and carry it to another room.
A shopper
on Nov 17, 2020
BEST ANSWER: One person should be able to pickup the whole set and move it to another without any problem.
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- New User U on Nov 20, 2020
BEST ANSWER: One person should be able to pickup the whole set and move it to another without any problem.
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- New User U on Nov 20, 2020
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Are the kick pedals velocity sensitive?
New User U
on Nov 21, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes. All the drums, symbols, and pedals are velocity sensitive. I'm trying to turn off the velocity actually. I'm just a beginner and would like it to be perfectly consistent. I'll let you know what I find out.
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- Hugh R on Nov 24, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 15, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes. All the drums, symbols, and pedals are velocity sensitive. I'm trying to turn off the velocity actually. I'm just a beginner and would like it to be perfectly consistent. I'll let you know what I find out.
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- Hugh R on Nov 24, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 15, 2020
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Looking at upgrading my alesis kit used as a rock band 3 controller. My setup works with analog midi input which this doesn’t have (USB MIDI only). What would you recommend to make this work outside of using a different elec-brain which has analog midi?
New User U
on Apr 11, 2021
BEST ANSWER: you need to run it thru a digital to analog converter ;DAC;
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- COLEMAN H on Apr 18, 2021
- Purchased on Mar 29, 2021
BEST ANSWER: you need to run it thru a digital to analog converter ;DAC;
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- COLEMAN H on Apr 18, 2021
- Purchased on Mar 29, 2021
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Also, importantly, is everything velocity sensitive? (i.e., does the sound/volume of each pad and cymbals change depending on how hard or soft you hit it?) This is a very important thing that is omitted from the description, and goes a long way to making the difference between a drum-toy, and a real musical instrument.
New User U
on Nov 15, 2020
Will this work with yamaha or roland drum brains?
New User U
on Nov 21, 2020
Is the snare drum tunable?
New User U
on Nov 21, 2020
I just saw a review on this from a few years ago, and the one issue mentioned that would definitely make me crazy is it had a delay on the response of the hi-hat pedal. Does anyone know if that problem has since been fixed?
A shopper
on Mar 1, 2021
All he reviews I can find for this are older & have the same problem, pedal lag. Has the problem been fixed?
A shopper
on Mar 7, 2021
Dos it have different sounds like Steelpan and other percussion instruments thanks ?
ACV / Gilles C
on Mar 14, 2021
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Rated 5 out of 5
I love the set I can finally get back to form with this set. I was a jazz drummer back when I was very young so now I can practice and get back to my passion.
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i think it is ideal for practice and training purposes
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Rated 4 out of 5
Good Kit for Beginners
I've been a musician for over 50 years and own a small recording studio. I've been in many bands over the years and though I'm most proficient on stringed instruments, I've always wanted a drum kit. This fits the bill perfectly as it is all I need for my skill level.
That being said, there is (as of the time of this writing) an issue with the Ride Cymbal. The cymbal is supposed to make two distinct sounds: a normal cymbal sound and a "Bell Shot" when you hit it near the center. The cymbal will only make the "Bell Shot" sound no matter where you hit it. There are three possible culprits: the cymbal, the wiring, or the "Host" (brain). I'm about to contact customer service to see what they can do for me.
After a couple of hours of setup and adjustment time, there's no way I'm going to pack the whole thing up and return it for a replacement.
I'll return and let you know how it went.
That being said, there is (as of the time of this writing) an issue with the Ride Cymbal. The cymbal is supposed to make two distinct sounds: a normal cymbal sound and a "Bell Shot" when you hit it near the center. The cymbal will only make the "Bell Shot" sound no matter where you hit it. There are three possible culprits: the cymbal, the wiring, or the "Host" (brain). I'm about to contact customer service to see what they can do for me.
After a couple of hours of setup and adjustment time, there's no way I'm going to pack the whole thing up and return it for a replacement.
I'll return and let you know how it went.
Two different sounds from Ride Cymbal. (may not display properly).
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