Donner Electric Drum AMP, 80-Watt Wireless Electronic Drum Amplifier Professional DDA-80 Keyboard Speaker

La compré para usarla con una batería eléctrica alesis nitro mesh, funcionó solo por 3 días y después comenzó a hacer cosas raras como suprimir los agudos, los platillos dejaban de escucharse, y aún conectado música por Bluetooth se escuchaba opaca. La tuve que regresar porque costó cara. Ojalá hubiera servido bien porque estaba hermosa y muy funcional por su pequeño tamaño

For the price, I couldn’t be more impressed by this thing. I had a smaller Donner amp first that I did not like, so I was reluctant, but this one comes through. Very good quality tone, shocking solid bass/low end. A lot features that I haven’t even really messed with. It’s loud enough and the quality is good enough to carry through in probably up to about a 1000 sq foot room. For practicing at home, this thing is somewhere between perfect to too loud. It’s small, not particularly heavy, and very easy to use. All pluses as well. Overall very strong value for the cost.

The specker sound real good paired with my Aelisis eleetric drum set. It has a crispy sound with or with out headphones. it was real important to me that I could adjust the volume to a high level. As you know the manufacture limit the volume on most sound equipment. " To save our ears" %#$*. I am a Ferm believer I should be in control of my owe body. Sorry went off track. The speaker is a little high price, but It seems to be built with quality materials, sounds good, and works as advertised. If I had to add in a headphone inline amp. It brings the price down. Would I purchase it again, yes.

I only got about 3 years before my Roland PM 100 had an electronics failure. Basically the highs cut out and intermittently come back randomly. The Donner has a horn instead of a cone tweeter which is really nice. Plus you get four bands of EQ instead of 3. If you have Bluetooth it will do that and it also has a limiter for mini headphone jack. The Donner also feels about half the weight of the PM 100. The footprint is awesome and easy to fit into tight spots. It can lay flat or at an angle where as the PM 100 is fixed. Highs are clear, and the mids are adjustable (high and low mids). It sounds a lot more dynamic and sparkly than the old PM 100. Of course, only time will reveal build quality and I will be back if there is an issue. But for now, I am glad I got a new monitor instead of getting the PM 100 fixed because this is much nicer all around.

Overall this would be five stars so far anyway if the hardware was a little more solid because it is very Jinky and you will definitely have to upgrade if you are a hard drummer like I am playing progressive rock and classic rock. The only other complaint is that the cabling is way too short I mean it's easily 6 ft shorter than on every Strand and it needs to be to actually velcro or zip tie these cables down in place so they're not so visible or being stretched. It's almost like you have to pull the entire kit right next to you for the cabling to actually attach properly. It leaves no flexibility whatsoever for where you have to put the input jacks and where you have to place the brain. Other than that the sounds the feel are terrific and I will be testing out the Bluetooth Etc and different programming sounds but overall it's it's a very solid kit just needs to either not sell it with the hardware or upgrade the hardware and also seriously upgrade the length of the instrument cables the quarter inch cables are just way too flipping short I have to buy extensions for every single one.