Price history for Pyle PTED01 - Electronic Table Digital Drum Kit Top w/ 7 Pad Digital Drum Kit
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$139.99
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$149.95
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Pyle Portable Tabletop Drum Set PTED01 Price History
Price History for Pyle PTED01 - Electronic Table Digital Drum Kit Top w/ 7 Pad Digital Drum Kit
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Current Price
$159.89
January 9, 2025
Highest Price
$159.89
October 31, 2024
Lowest Price
$139.99
November 22, 2024
Since September 20, 2024
Last price changes
$159.89
December 1, 2024
$149.95
November 25, 2024
$139.99
November 22, 2024
$149.95
November 13, 2024
$159.89
October 31, 2024
Pyle Portable Tabletop Drum Set PTED01 Description
VERSATILE DIGITAL DRUM KIT: The portable drum set is developed to resemble, sound and play like an actual drum set at a fraction of the size. Play the drums to pre-recorded drum kits and songs or record your own
CONNECT TO MAC & PC: You can connect the drums table to your computer using the USB cable – it’ll function as a MIDI controller for your favorite computer software to get even more functionality
PLAY THE DRUMS ANYWHERE: This portable drum kit is powered by the included AC adaptor or you can go wireless and runs on batteries (6 “C” size batteries). Take your drum kit wherever you go
PLAY FOR ONE, PLAY FOR ALL: Pump up the volume with the digital drum machine and play for a crowd or take advantage of the headphone jack and plug in your headphones for a personal drumming session
EDIT & RECORD: The drums digital top panel control center comes equipped with an LCD screen and a ton of audio configuration controls that will allow you to create some truly unique and customizable music
Pyle Portable Tabletop Drum Set PTED01 Specification
Specification: Pyle Portable Tabletop Drum Set PTED01
Connector Type
plug,usb,wireless
Included Components
not included
Manufacturer
Sound Around
UPC
068888980999
Global Trade Identification Number
00068888980999
Item Weight
7.28 pounds
Product Dimensions
23.5 x 6.75 x 16 inches
Country of Origin
China
Item model number
PTED01
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
October 5, 2010
Color Name
Black
Hardware Interface
Ethernet, Fibre Channel
Drum Set Piece Quantity
7
Color Screen
No
Pyle Portable Tabletop Drum Set PTED01 Reviews (10)
10 reviews for Pyle Portable Tabletop Drum Set PTED01
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Miguel Hdez Gardea –
Muy buena batería, tiene buen sonido (Sonido básico, no tiene gran volumen, pero si buena calidad) El tamaño en general de la Batería es perfecto, no pesa mucho, de esta manera lo hace muy portable y fácil de guardar en cualquier lugar, por lo que no es ostentosa y/o aparatosa (hablando en dimensiones). Trae sus 2 pedales para pie y se ven de buena calidad y algo resistentes. De los Pad’s se ven buenos, son de goma semiflexible, espero sean resistentes , son sensibles al tipo de pulso que se le asigne a cada uno de ellos, es decir, si le das un golpe fuerte se escucha fuerte .Así mismo trae sus baquetas de madera, de muy buena calidad, y de gran tamaño (15 pulgadas). Trae conexión USB Tipo B (Como las impresoras) lo que lo hace buena opción para guardar sus percusiones y hacer variaciones en algún software de sonido. Trae eliminador para conectarlo pero también tiene la opción de ponerle Baterías, sin embargo no lo eh usado aun. En general es un producto muy recomendado tanto como para adultos como para niños (Mi niño esta encantado)
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★★★★★
C. G. King –
While this kit won’t replace a higher end electronic drum setup, it offers some unexpected features we love. It also has drawbacks. My 11-year-old grandson has the summer off from his drum lessons, but wanted to practice regularly and learn some new songs. This set seemed the best bet for that and we are pleased. It didn’t take him long to figure out how to use the controls to set the configuration he wanted and he especially liked the provided loops with timer that allowed him to quickly learn and play along with these relatively simple routines. That gave him a boost in confidence to try more complex things.
Out of the box, we used the AC adapter to plug the unit into an outlet because we didn’t have the necessary 6 C batteries on hand. Once we buy those he’ll enjoy having the set more portable. I worried that it would be too loud and possibly annoying to listen to so I had some headphones on hand for him to use (you need ones with a fairly long cord to reach from the back of the unit under or around it thus out of the way and to the user), but we never plugged those in because it is more pleasant to listen to than expected and of course there are volume controls. We downloaded a song he knew onto my iPhone and started that so he could play along. He set the volume so it matched the playing song and did pretty well.
His major complaint was that occasionally a drum head doesn’t sound as it should which would distract his rhythm. You do need to hit them ‘just so’ to get the response. I guess when you’re used to a full size kit, it’s a bit awkward to hit these small pads consistently and in the right place. There are ‘dead spots’ at the edges of the pads and sometimes when he hit two pads at once in a faster riff, one might not sound. That might have been a product of his inexperience, but it’s something to think about if you expect to use this kit for more than practice and play.
As a listener, I thought the cymbals and some other sounds should have more reverb than they did, but that may be something you can set. There are a lot of options for settings.
The thing that ended up entertaining us all for a long time and was totally unexpected was that in addition to the many choices for drum set sounds, there are over a hundred other sounds to choose from. Everything from explosions, thunder, various animal sounds, laughter, footsteps, a creaking door, an eerie scream to car sounds and convincing war sounds. You can set each pad and pedal separately and save the configuration just like you can with the drum set sounds, so my young drummer ended up creating sets to match stories he made up and then punctuated them in the telling with various sounds. That was a lot of fun.
Bottom line: It was easy and fast to set the unit up initially using one of several preconfigured drum set combinations assigned to the pads and pedals that are pretty standard, I guess, as he was able to instantly identify which pad represented which corresponding drum set piece and was satisfied with the sounds, but I was amazed at the options available to set things up to suit specific needs. He had no trouble figuring out how to do this without the instructions and spent hours at it, making up stories to punctuate with sound effects as well as playing along with provided loops and demos and real songs playing on other media. If he sticks with his lessons he’ll need a higher end set than this, but for now this is fine and decent value for the price.
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★★★★★
Ben Ruppel –
At first, I didn’t really like this very much and was put off by how much space it took up on my desk. But after the 2nd day of playing it, it’s a pretty awesome piece of equipment. The sounds it has are very good, at least upon going through and testing various kicks. It’s a solid sounding instrument. It doesn’t make too much noise in the headphone out, either, which is good for my recording purposes. I think there is definitely something to be said for actually playing drum parts for songs, as opposed to letting a drum machine or virtual drummer do it all for you.
The part that I don’t like about it is the midi aspect. When I plugged this into my computer via USB, I excepted it to be better than it was. This, to me, is probably the biggest downfall of the machine. It still plays drum sounds when plugged in, much like a midi interface even. Also, it is WAY too quiet when functioning as a midi controller. I don’t know if this is Logic’s drum plugin’s fault or what, but I found it better to record the line out through the headphone jack. This is kind of a shame because I could edit the drum rhythm had it played well through midi, as well as quantize and add “swing” to the groove this way, aside from also choosing specific kits or drum sounds. I haven’t completely given up on the midi functionality yet, but it does seem to be more functional using its own sounds.
Overall, I think this is a really nice piece of equipment, and highly recommend it to anyone and everyone pretty much.
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★★★★★
Mrs H G Simmons –
Excellent!! Gave this to my 9yr old son for Christmas… He was wanting a full size drum kit so compromised and purchased this one. The sound is excellent, it does so much! My son hasn’t stopped playing and recording on it…plus the best bit, it takes headphones ;0)
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★★★★★
Ric Granata –
Divertentissimo! Bello e facile da usare con un repertorio veramente vasto. E costa poco. Consiglio a tutti i percussionisti. 5 stelle
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★★★★★
Willis –
When playing it it sound like a real drum, with different modes. I bought this for my kids birthday and I finna steal it one day :))))
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★★★★★
Tacca Chantrieri –
This is an amazing little Digital / Electronic Drum unit, especially for the price. I actually like some of the features on this more than some features of my more expensive Yamaha DD65 Electronic Drums. This is basically a less expensive option – though for me, I am using this unit to supplement my Yamaha DD65 Electronic Drums. I patch the Pyle-Pro PTED01 through my Yamaha DD65 unit and end up with a total of 19 Drum Pads (when playing both kits together) Even on its own, the Pyle-Pro PTED01 is really a nice little unit. Play through headphones or, patch through a stereo or PA system. I haven’t had the problem with missed hits as some have mentioned but imagine it could be an occasional issue. One trick I use with these digital drums is to work the foot pedals with the heal of the foot instead of my toe. Takes some getting use to but works really well when playing double-bass. As with any compact digital drum unit, precision is key. Over time, you will become a very accurate drummer. This wasn’t an issue with me as I use to play a lot of Rototoms. This unit has a variety of sounds to choose from and a hand percs option. Enjoy!
The only negative remarks would be that some of the sounds do have a slight noise at the fade-out stage. Only really noticeable with headphones. I would like better mounting options per stand. But hey, for the price, this is pretty amazing!
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★★★★★
Akin M –
Very well … it delivers as promised! I’m happy with tis purchase, especially with the bass drum and hi hat pedal.
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★★★★★
abraham p. –
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esta reseña es para darle un panorama a los compañeros músicos que quieran comprar este articulo:
1. la funcionalidad es básica los tonos que trae por default son estándar a que me refiero, son digitales, se puede modificar para que se escuche mas real con al cakewalk (no me consta solo he visto un video).
2. precisión la precisión es buena siempre y cuando le pegues en el mero centro del pad, para mas agarre, los pedales son muy sensibles y un poco difícil de controlar con respecto al genero de cumbia ya que tienes que abrir el hihat, o en rock cuando abres el mismo.
3. control de sonidos el manual indica que a partir del banco 46 son programables por el usuario, yo modifique el 47 para rock y baladas y el 48 para salsa y cumbia, estos últimos solo pude configurar una campana/cencerro/cowbell y en otro pad un jamblock que por cierto es agudo.
4. potencia la potencia de los sonidos son excelentes, el sonido que tiene en una mezcladora llena el lugar asi sea un lugar grande como en mi trabajo que es un casino.
en resumen yo lo uso para mi trabajo y evitar llevar una batería acústica, no tiene presencia como para un evento social pero en cuestiones de trabajos para 2 o 3 horas es perfecto para transportarlo y evitar llevar todo el circo mas que nada por cuestiones de la paga si la presencia de una batería acústica tradicional no es esencial para ti te sirve igual para los eventos sociales, por cierto yo lo compre en 3,800 estaba en oferta y si, si vale la pena.
lo recomiendo mucho por practicidad y funcionalidad.
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★★★★★
betty –
Got this as a gift. My kids and I love messing around on this but none of us actually know how to play so it’s just for fun. It has some neat features, it allows you to learn a broad variety of styles at whatever speed is comfortable for you as well as allowing you to adjust the volume of the drums and track that you’re playing with independently.
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Miguel Hdez Gardea –
Muy buena batería, tiene buen sonido (Sonido básico, no tiene gran volumen, pero si buena calidad) El tamaño en general de la Batería es perfecto, no pesa mucho, de esta manera lo hace muy portable y fácil de guardar en cualquier lugar, por lo que no es ostentosa y/o aparatosa (hablando en dimensiones). Trae sus 2 pedales para pie y se ven de buena calidad y algo resistentes. De los Pad’s se ven buenos, son de goma semiflexible, espero sean resistentes , son sensibles al tipo de pulso que se le asigne a cada uno de ellos, es decir, si le das un golpe fuerte se escucha fuerte .Así mismo trae sus baquetas de madera, de muy buena calidad, y de gran tamaño (15 pulgadas). Trae conexión USB Tipo B (Como las impresoras) lo que lo hace buena opción para guardar sus percusiones y hacer variaciones en algún software de sonido. Trae eliminador para conectarlo pero también tiene la opción de ponerle Baterías, sin embargo no lo eh usado aun.
En general es un producto muy recomendado tanto como para adultos como para niños (Mi niño esta encantado)
C. G. King –
While this kit won’t replace a higher end electronic drum setup, it offers some unexpected features we love. It also has drawbacks. My 11-year-old grandson has the summer off from his drum lessons, but wanted to practice regularly and learn some new songs. This set seemed the best bet for that and we are pleased. It didn’t take him long to figure out how to use the controls to set the configuration he wanted and he especially liked the provided loops with timer that allowed him to quickly learn and play along with these relatively simple routines. That gave him a boost in confidence to try more complex things.
Out of the box, we used the AC adapter to plug the unit into an outlet because we didn’t have the necessary 6 C batteries on hand. Once we buy those he’ll enjoy having the set more portable. I worried that it would be too loud and possibly annoying to listen to so I had some headphones on hand for him to use (you need ones with a fairly long cord to reach from the back of the unit under or around it thus out of the way and to the user), but we never plugged those in because it is more pleasant to listen to than expected and of course there are volume controls. We downloaded a song he knew onto my iPhone and started that so he could play along. He set the volume so it matched the playing song and did pretty well.
His major complaint was that occasionally a drum head doesn’t sound as it should which would distract his rhythm. You do need to hit them ‘just so’ to get the response. I guess when you’re used to a full size kit, it’s a bit awkward to hit these small pads consistently and in the right place. There are ‘dead spots’ at the edges of the pads and sometimes when he hit two pads at once in a faster riff, one might not sound. That might have been a product of his inexperience, but it’s something to think about if you expect to use this kit for more than practice and play.
As a listener, I thought the cymbals and some other sounds should have more reverb than they did, but that may be something you can set. There are a lot of options for settings.
The thing that ended up entertaining us all for a long time and was totally unexpected was that in addition to the many choices for drum set sounds, there are over a hundred other sounds to choose from. Everything from explosions, thunder, various animal sounds, laughter, footsteps, a creaking door, an eerie scream to car sounds and convincing war sounds. You can set each pad and pedal separately and save the configuration just like you can with the drum set sounds, so my young drummer ended up creating sets to match stories he made up and then punctuated them in the telling with various sounds. That was a lot of fun.
Bottom line: It was easy and fast to set the unit up initially using one of several preconfigured drum set combinations assigned to the pads and pedals that are pretty standard, I guess, as he was able to instantly identify which pad represented which corresponding drum set piece and was satisfied with the sounds, but I was amazed at the options available to set things up to suit specific needs. He had no trouble figuring out how to do this without the instructions and spent hours at it, making up stories to punctuate with sound effects as well as playing along with provided loops and demos and real songs playing on other media. If he sticks with his lessons he’ll need a higher end set than this, but for now this is fine and decent value for the price.
Ben Ruppel –
At first, I didn’t really like this very much and was put off by how much space it took up on my desk. But after the 2nd day of playing it, it’s a pretty awesome piece of equipment. The sounds it has are very good, at least upon going through and testing various kicks. It’s a solid sounding instrument. It doesn’t make too much noise in the headphone out, either, which is good for my recording purposes. I think there is definitely something to be said for actually playing drum parts for songs, as opposed to letting a drum machine or virtual drummer do it all for you.
The part that I don’t like about it is the midi aspect. When I plugged this into my computer via USB, I excepted it to be better than it was. This, to me, is probably the biggest downfall of the machine. It still plays drum sounds when plugged in, much like a midi interface even. Also, it is WAY too quiet when functioning as a midi controller. I don’t know if this is Logic’s drum plugin’s fault or what, but I found it better to record the line out through the headphone jack. This is kind of a shame because I could edit the drum rhythm had it played well through midi, as well as quantize and add “swing” to the groove this way, aside from also choosing specific kits or drum sounds. I haven’t completely given up on the midi functionality yet, but it does seem to be more functional using its own sounds.
Overall, I think this is a really nice piece of equipment, and highly recommend it to anyone and everyone pretty much.
Mrs H G Simmons –
Excellent!! Gave this to my 9yr old son for Christmas… He was wanting a full size drum kit so compromised and purchased this one. The sound is excellent, it does so much! My son hasn’t stopped playing and recording on it…plus the best bit, it takes headphones ;0)
Ric Granata –
Divertentissimo! Bello e facile da usare con un repertorio veramente vasto. E costa poco. Consiglio a tutti i percussionisti. 5 stelle
Willis –
When playing it it sound like a real drum, with different modes. I bought this for my kids birthday and I finna steal it one day :))))
Tacca Chantrieri –
This is an amazing little Digital / Electronic Drum unit, especially for the price. I actually like some of the features on this more than some features of my more expensive Yamaha DD65 Electronic Drums. This is basically a less expensive option – though for me, I am using this unit to supplement my Yamaha DD65 Electronic Drums. I patch the Pyle-Pro PTED01 through my Yamaha DD65 unit and end up with a total of 19 Drum Pads (when playing both kits together) Even on its own, the Pyle-Pro PTED01 is really a nice little unit. Play through headphones or, patch through a stereo or PA system. I haven’t had the problem with missed hits as some have mentioned but imagine it could be an occasional issue. One trick I use with these digital drums is to work the foot pedals with the heal of the foot instead of my toe. Takes some getting use to but works really well when playing double-bass. As with any compact digital drum unit, precision is key. Over time, you will become a very accurate drummer. This wasn’t an issue with me as I use to play a lot of Rototoms. This unit has a variety of sounds to choose from and a hand percs option. Enjoy!
The only negative remarks would be that some of the sounds do have a slight noise at the fade-out stage. Only really noticeable with headphones. I would like better mounting options per stand. But hey, for the price, this is pretty amazing!
.
Akin M –
Very well … it delivers as promised! I’m happy with tis purchase, especially with the bass drum and hi hat pedal.
abraham p. –
The media could not be loaded.
esta reseña es para darle un panorama a los compañeros músicos que quieran comprar este articulo:
1. la funcionalidad es básica
los tonos que trae por default son estándar a que me refiero, son digitales, se puede modificar para que se escuche mas real con al cakewalk (no me consta solo he visto un video).
2. precisión
la precisión es buena siempre y cuando le pegues en el mero centro del pad, para mas agarre, los pedales son muy sensibles y un poco difícil de controlar con respecto al genero de cumbia ya que tienes que abrir el hihat, o en rock cuando abres el mismo.
3. control de sonidos
el manual indica que a partir del banco 46 son programables por el usuario, yo modifique el 47 para rock y baladas y el 48 para salsa y cumbia, estos últimos solo pude configurar una campana/cencerro/cowbell y en otro pad un jamblock que por cierto es agudo.
4. potencia
la potencia de los sonidos son excelentes, el sonido que tiene en una mezcladora llena el lugar asi sea un lugar grande como en mi trabajo que es un casino.
en resumen yo lo uso para mi trabajo y evitar llevar una batería acústica, no tiene presencia como para un evento social pero en cuestiones de trabajos para 2 o 3 horas es perfecto para transportarlo y evitar llevar todo el circo mas que nada por cuestiones de la paga si la presencia de una batería acústica tradicional no es esencial para ti te sirve igual para los eventos sociales, por cierto yo lo compre en 3,800 estaba en oferta y si, si vale la pena.
lo recomiendo mucho por practicidad y funcionalidad.
betty –
Got this as a gift. My kids and I love messing around on this but none of us actually know how to play so it’s just for fun. It has some neat features, it allows you to learn a broad variety of styles at whatever speed is comfortable for you as well as allowing you to adjust the volume of the drums and track that you’re playing with independently.