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Xbox 360 Rock Band Drum Setbest


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Rating: 4.2

List Price : $29.99 Price : $79.99
Xbox 360 Rock Band Drum Set

Product Description

Rock Band Drum Set X360


  • Captures the raw power, physicality, and sheer enjoyment of real drumming.. Game sold separately.
  • Big circular pads that can take a bashing!
  • An awesome foot pedal that emulates the resistance and speed of a real kick drum pedal
  • Real drum sticks
  • Built in joypad with buttons and direction pad for easy control of menus and other UI


Xbox 360 Rock Band Drum Set Reviews


Xbox 360 Rock Band Drum Set Reviews


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49 of 50 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars A Great Idea that Needed a Little More Time on the Drawing Board, March 29, 2008
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= Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: Xbox 360 Rock Band Drum Set (Video Game)
For the uninitiated, Rock Band takes the Guitar Hero concept and extends it by adding roles for bass, drums and vocals. The game is a lot of fun even in solo mode, but it really shines as a cooperative party game.

So in order to get the most out of the game, you need additional instrument controllers including these drums. At this time, there are no third-party drum kits on the market, so these are your only option. And while these do the trick nicely, there is room for improvement.

The kit includes four drum pads, a kick drum pedal, an adjustable stand, headset plug-in and a pair of (actual-size, wood) drumsticks. Setup is very easy, taking only a few minutes despite the Lego-esque, pictures-only instructions. The height of the kit is adjustable to fit anyone's height from kids to tall adults. However, the pads themselves are unfortunately fixed in position relative to each other, so you can't adjust their angle or move them around individually... Read more
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16 of 17 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars GREAT game - bad design on drumset, June 10, 2008
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= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: Xbox 360 Rock Band Drum Set (Video Game)
Ok - I bought this game 70 days ago (JUST past their 60 day warranty) with the drums. I've played mostly on medium but lately have been doing all hard. I am a drummer and play mostly with the drums and hardly ever with the mic or the guitar.

First I feel compelled to comment that this game is amazing. It is very fun and challenging yet playable for people of all skill levels. My friends and I have a blast with this game and can play literally for HOURS at a time. It's also a GREAT party game as you can switch people out in the band and the music is GREAT - in my opinion the songs on rockband are far better than the ones included in guitar hero. So I'd give the game a 10/10 hands down.

That said - I'd give the drumset's design a 3/10. The first few weeks I had it the bass drum kicker pedal broke. This is a VERY common issue. I thought to myself "No big deal, I'll just buy a third party metal replacement." While that cost me an extra $40 - it has last far... Read more
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Depends on which drum set you're sent..., April 17, 2008
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= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: Xbox 360 Rock Band Drum Set (Video Game)
I agree with the first reviewer about the three generations of drums and their inherent differences. I have the EL (hard pads, less sensitive than the 2nd gen QM drums) series and after two months, so far so good, I'm not a hard player, I play more for technique and speed. And while pounding on the EL series of drums is not necessary, more than a light touch is needed to register a note. Still, depending on how you play it isn't a problem. I have not tried the QM (2nd gen with bouncier pads that are more sensitive) and SL (3rd gen, a combo of the first two gens) series yet, but I assume that Harmonix is creating the third gen of drums for a reason - a lot of people play hard, a lot of drummers play hard, and the EL series (from what I've read) mechanically break down after a few months of pounding.

Harmonix has a generous return policy. If you're EL drums are being finicky about registering notes, you can return them for a new set:... Read more
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