E-Drums Comparison Chart

Model	# of drums/ cymbals	Playing Surface	2+ Zone Triggers	Pad/Cymbal Feel	Module / Module recommended	NOTES	ID
Roland TD20Sbk	6/4	Mesh	all but kick	superb	TD20	Strengths - New standard for edrums, improved dynamics & sensitivity, dual cym Hi-Hat, rim shot on toms	1
Ejam	4/3	Mesh	all but kick and hi-hat	great	TD6V	Strengths - Price, features, natural feel, limited lifetime warranty	14
Yamaha DXTIIISP	6/4	rubber	all cymbals	very good	DTXT3	null	25
Roland TD9SX	4/3	mesh	all except kick & 1 cymbal	great	TD9/TD20S	sounds and feel for 2/3 less	23
Yamaha DXPIV	5/3	rubber	3 zone snare, (2) 3 zone cymbals	OK	DTXM	Strengths - three zone snare and cymbals allow for crash, ride and bell playing, value	6
Hart Dynamics Pro Series	6/4, 5/3	mesh	ride, snare, toms	great	TD6V/TD12/TD20	Strengths -very realistic cymbal and drum look	7
Hart Dynamics Studiomaster	6/4, 5/3	mesh	ride, snare, toms	great	TD6V/TD12/TD20	Strengths - natural feel, durability, lifetime warranty, pricing	8
Alesis DM5Drum	4/3	rubber	all single zone	good	DM5	Strengths - Price	22
Roland TD12SV	4/3	mesh	all but kick and hihat	great	TD12	Strengths - a TD20 with smaller heads and module with less editing	13
Yamaha DXPIVSP	5/4	rubber	snare, hi-hat & 3 cymbals	OK, great Hi-Hat	DTXM	Strengths - three zone snare, cymbals and hi-hat allow for crash, ride and bell playing, value	20
Egig	3/2	mesh	none	natural feel	TD6V/TD3	Strengths - Price, natural feel	16