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It's obvious that the rebound being different from the mesh pads is messing me up. I've been playing acoustic drums again now for about 4 months an average of 5 hours a week at this rate I figure about January I'll be used to the rebound meanwhile I'm doing 30 sets a week on the mesh pads with the rubber symbols

Got to be the stupidest so called drummer I’ve ever heard

In case you haven't figured it out yet mate, you can rotate the legs. You need to loosen the wing nut at the top of the leg assembly and the drum key screw at the base (at the back) for the legs to rotate. All the best 👍🏻

Your Toms were flipped on backwards. Assembled wrong… The triggering parts need to be closest towards you, not away. They work perfect if assembled correctly.

The couple little Strike Pro hiccups can be treated very easily from what I hear. I'm guessing it's going to be a good choice for me to exchange the smaller Nitro Max for a much bigger and expanded kit like the Strike Pro, especially for those of us who are used to playing on full sized acoustic kits like myself. Don't get me wrong, the Nitro Max is a good kit but I have a feeling I'm going to very much appreciate what the Strike Pro Special Edition has to offer when it arrives in a couple of weeks.

🤘🔥Well played, man. I just bought the Nitro Max a couple weeks ago and I agree. It feels like a kids toy. So after a few days of TH-cam research and reading up about the other options and brands and all that, I came to the conclusion that it just made sense to take the leap. I called my sales engineer at Sweetwater today and arranged for an exchange for the Strike Pro Special Edition. Backorder but I'm fine with a couple weeks wait. 😎🥁🥁

I'm 43 and five months ago I started learning the drums. Damn man, I wish I would've started earlier. It's never to late tho. Sorry about the pup. I lost mine a long time ago and someday I'll get a couple more once I move.

I'm so sorry your dog passenger. I'm in a similar situation as you. I turn 65 this year, but still stuck in a depressing low pay job. I have to wait at max 22 months to get full retirement. I doubt I will wait and just take partial.. My cat of 17 years passed awhile back, the last family I had left. He stuck with me thru crazy ex girlfriends looking fo find themselves, COVID, and the insanity of the last few years. The good for me is that I am a drummer. I played for a short time in my teens. I gave it up and wished everyday afterwards I hadn't. Family, responsibilities, lack of time, money, and lack of energy all stopped me from buying a new set. A little while ago, after COVID I said that is it. I gotta play again if only for myself. Now I can't wait to have the time tp9 dedicate to play and go maniac on the set like I should. None of the piecemeal crap. Your playing 4 or 5 forty minute sets a day, did I hear you right ? Man, that is amazing. I hope you get out of your gloom and find some joy in playing. I remember after I bought my first set in 48 plus years. I put it together and did an ear tune. I smacked one of the rack toms. Dude the sound brought tears to my eyes. I was transported back to my teens to my friend's garage band playing in his dad's actual garage. My fellow band mates have either passed or fell0 off the radar so far it's as if they did. No matter what, I am still here for whatever time I got. I plan on making some noise saying so with a pretty mean practice schedule. I doubt in my wildest dreams I could match your schedule. God bless you brother. As Pete Townsend said... there once was a note, listen... All the best.

tiggers are offset so ya don't hit them all the time

I'm 59 1/2 y.o.. I've been teaching my self how to play keyboard for 2 years avg 3 hours 6 days per week hoping in another 2 years when I retire that i will be good enough to play in an amateur low pay cover band (my bucket list). Although anything is possible, how practical is my time frame, what do you think, any suggestions??

I have been playing 30+ years. I just quit a band I was playing metal in. Takes up a lot of time and I have other things I want to do. I have been in a band, in one form or another since 1992. I say go for it.

Make a great product, then go sell it. That's how it works. Good luck!

Do it man. Get out there and go for it.

Anything is possible.

WOW I think you are the first person that does not like the Max kit every video and forum I have seen and read They love the new Nitro max, I just ordered mine and I get it Thursday can not wait to play it. It has been about 12 years since I played on the first nitro kit but hopefully you find a kit you like good luck !

You should be able to rotate the legs th-cam.com/video/ckofKv2UmAU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KCf2rVR0BiBaftgA&t=60

Tighten the heads. It tells you to do this. Mine are very sensitive

Need to tighten the heads, they ship loose.

thats going to be on any electric kit you buy

you have to set the threshold and sensitivity to suite your playing lol

I got Roland's and no complaints sir. Spent around $1200

I bought Alesis Crimson 2 SE. 2 8" toms, 1 10" floor tom and 12" snare. The ride is triple zone and I absolutely love them.

If your looking to get an inexpensive kit vs the strike, get the Dm10 MK2 Pro. Another thing on the strike you will want to change your hi hat controller as it is one of the first thing to go on a strike.

Hi, thanks for the video, how was the volume of the Nitro max? Because I heard something about low volume issue... I want to buy Alesis kit too I'm quite a beginner, so I'm debating between the Nitro Max and the Surge SE. What do you think? Thanks for sharing.

You needing hire drum technician, pros do that 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

Yes sir El estepario Siberiano is one of my favorite drummers out there second to zackgrooves. You should check him out his feel is absolutely phenomenal but yeah I have a Pearl roadshow too or at least I think that’s what that is

If you’re gonna be gigging prepare for your gear to be breaking all the time, it’s always shit you least expect n usually ain’t cheap