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This electronic drum kit is designed to provide a complete and versatile playing experience, ideal for musicians who want to practice in an apartment, studio, or on stage. Its advanced sound module with touchscreen makes it easy to quickly select from 98 multilayer sounds and 50 customizable kits, enabling great musical creativity. Bluetooth and USB connectivity ensure seamless integration with a home studio or music lessons, while the multi-zone pads deliver a dynamic, realistic response. This complete kit also includes a snare drum stand for stable, professional installation.
| Model | Efnote 3A |
|---|---|
| Housing | Aluminum |
| Screen | Touchscreen |
| Multilayer sounds | 98 |
| Preset kits | 16 |
| User kits | 34 |
| User recording slots | 15 |
| Metronome | Yes |
| USB audio interface | Integrated (8 outputs / 2 inputs) |
| Bluetooth | Audio and MIDI input |
| MIDI output | Yes |
| Shells | 6-ply birch |
| Bass drum pad | 12" |
| Snare drum pad | 12"x04" three-zone |
| Tom pads | 2 10"x3.5" two-zone pads, 1 12"x04" two-zone pad |
| Hi-hat pad | 12" two-zone |
| Crash cymbal pad | 14" three-zone with choke |
| Ride cymbal pad | 16" three-zone with choke |
| Supports | 3 tripods for toms and cymbals |
| Accessories included | Snare drum stand |
| Accessories not included | Bass drum pedal, throne, headphones |
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