Electronic Drums / Pads

Korg’s MPS‑10 is a compact percussion instrument with hidden depths.

We get hands‑on with a unique percussive instrument from Lumen.

Is Roland’s SPD‑SX Pro the best percussion pad you can buy?

Is Roland’s new flagship TD‑50KV2 the best electronic drum kit you can buy?

Roland’s venerable SPD range just keeps getting better...

Yamaha’s new DTX6 range is a force to be reckoned with.

2Box’s Speedlight kit takes an unconventional but flexible approach to electronic percussion.

Can Roland’s latest V‑Drum kit recreate the feeling of playing real drums?

Does the Strike MultiPad's killer combination of features, practicality and price make it the best percussion pad on the market?

The PreSonus Atom offers hands-on control and tight integration with their Studio One DAW.

Roland’s TM-6 Pro module could be the perfect way to combine electronic and acoustic drums.

Recording, triggering, sampling, effects: Yamaha’s versatile new drum module does it all.

KMI bring their trademark tactile genius to the world of percussion pads.

Roland’s EC-10M turns any cajon into an electronic percussion generator.

The Nord Drum 3P combines the brain and pads of previous models into a powerful percussive package.

Cajons can provide a practical and compact alternative to drum kits — but they usually offer a limited range of sounds. Until now...

Korg's classic drum synth goes global with a makeover and a major update.

Yamaha’s new entry-level electronic drum kit is easy on the wallet, but aims not to compromise on sound quality. Is it a hit?

Roland have updated their celebrated electronic drum kits with an improved brain and their patented Supernatural Sound technology.

You might be surprised by just how much you get for your money with Alesis’s DM10 Studio kit...

The TD20KX (known as the TD20SX in the States) is Rolands flagship electronic drum kit — but how does it measure up against other big hitters?