Millenium HD-120 E-Drum Set

My youngest son played keyboards, guitar, but got carried away with drums and they just absorbed him, I had to buy him this setup. Despite its cheapness, it has a good foundation to learn how to play. It is mounted simply, takes up very little space (it was important to me).
There are a couple of drawbacks: the bass drum pedal does not have a coating on the bottom, as a result it is very slippery, when playing it constantly goes forward and in addition transmits all the knocking to the floor, so already on day 2 the lower neighbors came to visit)) The problem was solved by installing rubber feet on the sole.
The second disadvantage is that when mixing the signal from the AUX input, the mix turns out to be very quiet and the ratio of the volume of the drums and the input changes according to a strange algorithm, so the setting causes difficulties.
Another note: since there is no volume control of individual drums, just raise the volume of the bass drum, please:)
Otherwise, there are no disadvantages for such a price!

This drum kit offers everything you will need to either take up the drums for the first time, or reacquaint yourself with the instrument without bothering anyone in the immediate vicinity!

Although I was initially sceptical regarding its quality, precisely because of the price, the person I bought this as a gift for was elated with its performance!

The set is complete with drumsticks, an adjustable drummer's stool, all the basic components of an e-drum kit, and a pair of headphones, or at least that was the case at the time of buying it!

Don't expect to be amazed at the sound quality, but one shouldn't have overly high expectations from an instrument of this range. It is very good for what it is and it gets the job done.

Would consider buying another one, this time for myself :-)