Advertising this here as an addition to the Wanted thread in the mobile phone section, basically selling my LG Arena, Nokia E90, and iPod to fund an N97
ION iDM05/iED05 electronic USB / MIDI drum kit; -
£95
bought from whybuynew a few weeks ago, also ordered one from another supplier and both arrived together and neither would cancel my order (bit of a balls up really) so now I'm stuck with one extra which they won't take back
opened it to check, and one drum pad was damaged, so there's 5 instead of 6.
excellent bit of kit, designed just as a simple usb drum kit (i.e a toy, hence the price) - I use one as a USB MIDI trigger with Cakewalk as an extremely cheap way to record live drums, but with the included software it's as simple as set up and play
will cost a fair amount to post, but accept that there's a piece missing, although these can be bought separately at a later date if you need. (inputs available for 2 more pads)
excellent fathers day present for a budding phil collins
a bit more detail:
Comes with 5 velocity sensitive (0-127) drum pads, 2 pedals (bass / hi-hat control), drum sticks, metal frame, USB module
Apple 160Gb iPod Classic; - £125
Boxed, comes as is, with standard iPod USB cable, no wall charger
Black
One tiny ding next to the screen at the south west corner
Light use but the usual scratches on the back (but then you look at the front don't you )
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