Fesley Electric Drum Set, Electronic Drum Set with 4 Quiet Mesh Drum Pads, Independent HiHat and Kick Drum Full Size Adult Drum Set, 3 Cymbals with Choke, 225 Sounds, USB MIDI, Drum Throne, and Sticks

Summary: The Fesley FED1000 is an amazing e-drum kit. I was really surprised by the quality, innovation, and attention to details. It is a solid well built and well engineered set of drums. The electronic module is easy to operate and the features are impressive. It produces rich and real acoustic drum sounds. The drum heads are a made of a heavy duty mesh material. The feel, response, and sensitivity is excellent. The standalone hi-hat has a heavy duty stand. It sounds good and it functions nicely. The drums, symbols, and hi-hat are really close to being silent. I’m told that while playing with the headphones, they can’t be heard in an adjacent room. The kit takes some time to put together but it does come with a set of professionally written instructions that are easy to follow. The FED1000 is often recommended as a good option for beginners looking for a budget-friendly e-drum kit. The reality is this is a full size adult set with features and stability that go well beyond a budget-friendly option for beginners. I am a full size adult with over 45 years experience on acoustic sets. Granted I’m not playing in a band anymore, but the FED1000 is capable of that, and it has not disappointed me. Why I purchased this kit: I’ve played acoustic drums for years and in several bands dating back to the late 70’s. I had a full Rodger’s drum kit that I set up and played off and on in my garage. The wife and neighbors decided I didn’t need to play the drums anymore. LOL. I gave the set away to two young brothers from a family at church. The look of joy on their faces was well worth it. I am retired now and I really miss playing the drums. I recently tried out a few different e-drum kits in various music stores. I decided that’s the way to go to keep the wife and neighbors happy. I went on Amazon to see what was available for under $600. I explored several kits and watched several YouTube video demonstrations. Fesley was the best set for the price IMO. The FED1000 really sounded good in the demonstration videos and I could see it was highly functional. The standalone hi-hat was a huge plus. I really wanted the stand-alone snare drum, but it turns out the frame mounted snare is actually better, IMO. It’s nice not having the stand in the way and the position and height is fully adjustable. Conclusion: If you are looking for an e-drum set for under $500, this set will not disappoint you. It is a full size kit and everything is solid and well made, except for the drum stool. I am 6’1” tall and weigh 205 lbs. The stool would be ok for a smaller person but not for me. The headphones that come with the kit are kind of flimsy but they sound good. I didn’t purchase this kit for the drum stool and headphones so I did not consider them in my overall rating. I have a high quality set of headphones and I plan to purchase a drum stool with a backrest and hydraulic adjuster. In the mean time, the provided stool gets me drumming. I thoroughly enjoy this e-drum kit. I look forward to exploring all the sounds and options that are available. Update: After several days of putting this set to the test, including sore arms and legs (LOL), I continue to be impressed. I added two inexpensive BT wireless audio adapters (Beeitzie), one in receiver mode, the other in transmitter mode, so I could use my BT headphones and connect my IPhone to the module wirelessly. The audio in from my IPhone is controlled by the IPhone and not the drum module volume control. This is a nice feature to easily balance out the music I’m playing along with. The IPhone can also be directly plugged into the 3.5 mm “audio in” jack on the drum module with the same results. Someone really spent some time engineering this e-drum kit and I am enjoying the results.

I like this drum kit. It's probably made for beginners, but even pros will like it. The sounds are quality and the mesh heads have good response, similar to real drum heads. It has a real hi hat stand with a nice pedal instead of being mounted on the rack with just an electronic pedal switch like most others. The kick pad is pretty large so you could put a double beater on it if you want to and pedal works well too. The rack is sturdy and very adjustable to suit most people. It takes quite a while to set up, the directions are not great, but if you look at the pictures you can figure it out. Fesley is very customer friendly also, they've sent me emails offering support and asking how things are going. No complaints.

The ser itself is really solid, building it is easy if, well, you know what you're doing. Listen I'm not gonna try to mask it, the instruction manual is garbage- it bearly teaches you what to do and mainly just shows you the anatomy of what youre building, BUT, customer service was great all I had to do is reach out and they have me much better instructions + some youtube videos that helped a lot. Overall great electric drums, but very recommended to ask around or else you could get stuck badly Also sorry for bad spelling if happens, English isn't my first language and I'll put pictures that could help

Solid e drums.

Great kit. Can’t beat this for the price. Great for beginners. Solid rack and great Bluetooth connectivity. Kick pad and hi hat stand rare at this price. I’m very pleased with this kit.

This e-drum kit comes with everything you need to start learning to play the drums- e-drums; drum throne; sticks; headphones and drum module. Setup is not difficult but it is a little tedious as you will need to put the frame together and the kick pad. I was able to put it together by myself in about 40 minutes- it is my first e-drum kit. The kit's drum pads give a good feel and being able to choose different built in kit sounds makes it fun to play. You are also able to adjust volume, tone, reverb, cross-talk and sensitivity of each piece which is nice. A couple of complaints: The drum throne is lacking in padding for me- weigh approximately 200lbs. I'm sure it is sufficient if you weigh under 180 lbs. Drum module connections for audio out, audio in, headphones, power and USB face you and do get in the way of the snare if you position it so it's within easy reach. I wish they would be located on the opposite side of the module- the headphone jack is OK where it's located but may be better if it was more toward the side as well. BT would be nice to be able to use your phone, tablet or laptop instead of using a cable. All-in-all, this is a great drum kit for beginners or if you need something quieter to practice on in your home. Definitely recommend.

Decent starter set. Snare drum is touch and go, some harder hits don't register as harder (louder) and when adjusting sensitivity, sometimes evey touch registers as a hard hit.

A decent set for the money and for a beginner. But the high hat is a bit slow and the crash #1 can't keep up with a fast hitting loop or song. A couple kits I'm getting a whistle on the down hit of the high hat. I'm not sure if this is supposed to happen or not. The biggest problem is getting someone to help me with this problem. And of course you get the cheapest set of headphones possible. I found that buying a good computer chair with a hydraulic up and down and a back rest helps a lot.

Wow ! This kit has overpassed all my expectations. Yes it is a cheap kit but it does the job so well. It’s not big , fits so well in my room, sturdy as hell, super responsive, audio gain out of the module is amazing . I have used Alesis nitro max and Roland tdk 4P before this and this kit surpasses both by miles in this price range . This kit exactly mimics my acoustic setup . The hi hat is so responsive , so is the snare . I use it with SSD 5.5 and it triggers really well. Even though this is a beginners kit , even intermediate drummers like me can get a lot for the buck out of this. Highly recommend this kit . Forget the throne , sticks and headphones , they are really cheap. I am using all of my own . Mapex throne, IEM and Vic firth sticks . The only downside, ( I couldn’t find in the manual either ) : I couldn’t change the tone of one of the tom pads to a splash , which I would love to . But kudos to team Fesley ! Give yourselves a pat on your back . You have made a wonderful kit in this price . 😍😍😍

De principio, los sonidos que trae por defecto no son muy buenos, pero se pueden combinar para crear sets personalizados. La sensibilidad en general es buena, pero específicamente en el hi-hat tiene algunas zonas que no se detectan (se puede ajustar la sensibilidad y la activación del trigger, pero eso mismo puede ocasionar que se detecten falsos toques). Me gustó que incluye stand tanto para el hi-hat como para la tarola. Recomiendo conectarla a la computadora para poder usarla como MIDI y poder exprimir aún más la batería, en especial para aprovechar la doble zona de los pads y añadirle algunos otros sonidos (como cencerros o claves); hay plugins para DAW que traen muy buenos sonidos. Lo que no me gustó es que tardan demasiado en enviarla. Esperé casi un mes. La caja principal llegó un poco dañada, así como algunas de las cajas interiores, pero todas las piezas estaban en buen estado.

Haven't opened the box yet, as I havent had time to set it up yet but from all the reviews I've seen on YouTube about this kit, it's a solid drum set for the price. One of the few that has a dedicated hi-hat stand with 10 inch snare and larger than average cymbals for electric kits at this price point. Also I hear the kick drum pedal is of high quality as well as the kit's frame when compared to other similarly priced kits. I'm a beginner so I'm sure this drum kit will be just fine for my needs.

Tarda un poco en llegar por el tema de las aduanas, pero es un gran equipo a un gran precio

It's a long review Okay so I'm a retiered sound and lighting tech. As well as an old school drummer that never wanted electronic drums. But the life happened had a kid sold ALL of my gear. Now I'm getting back into drumming but with very limited room I needed something small and compact. Searched for a while and while these aren't top of the line they seemed to perform well judging by reviews and not being a professional and just wanting something to jam on, on my own these seemed to fit the task and the price range. Cons in my opinion. The sticks they send are similar to an A5 but they are junk. One was very visably warped and I broke the tips off both in a matter of about 3 hours of playing. The headphones are straight up garbage. They are uncomfortable and have poor sound quality. I use a pair of high quality headphones and notice a significant increase in music quality. The control module can only go on the side with your snair and hihat due to cable length, which essentially puts the controller right under the hihat. I'd personally prefer it on the other side where I'm not doing 90% of my drumming. I don't like the fact that I can't adjust the music volume as well as the drum volume. (I like it loud thought) no fault in the machine it is plenty loud, just not loud enough for me. Pros in my opinion The rebound on the drum heads feels really good and natural. (I play metal mostly and hard) so far they seem to be standing up to the abuse really well. The sound also sounds pretty good and on par with a real set. The stand seems to be very solid as well. Never played on a stand before but really like the freedom to move things around. The cymbals are taking some getting used to. But again the sound is decent I just need to learn how to play them. I really like the ability to pump audio into it and have the music overlay to play what I want and control the volume of the drums. Overall I am happy with everything. I play them everyday may look at upgrading to a larger bass and a double pedal set up later. If your looking to play for fun and leisure or learn it's a good set for that.