2Box SpeedLight Electronic Drum Kit

£869.00

This is the 2Box SpeedLight Electronic Drum Kit from 2Box, available in the Drums category here on Just Drums. Read More below.

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Description

What Do Anderton’s Think:

The intention from 2BOX when designing the SpeedLight Kit was to offer drummers a latency free playing and sound experience that rivals some of the biggest names in the business. It is an ideal option for your very first drum set, but is equally suitable if you’re looking to upgrade from a previous electronic kit. Smart universal trigger tech even means you can augment and expand the kit with additional pads and cymbals from other brands. Whether it’s a new hi-hat, cymbal or extra drum pads, the SpeedLight complies with the majority of other manufacturer models.

Please Note: You will need a throne. kick drum pedal, headphones, and sticks to complete this kit.

What’s Included?

  • 14″ Hi-Hat Pad & Stand
  • 12″ Crash Cymbal
  • 14″ Ride Cymbal
  • 10″ Snare
  • Three 8″ Toms
  • Kick Drum Pad
  • Di3 Module & Holder
  • Rack Stand
  • 1/4″ Stereo Jack Cables
  • Velcro Straps

Specifications

  • Multi Plug AC Power Supply (100-240V)
  • 44.1KhZ Sample Rate (24-bit digital to analogue converters)
  • 4GB of sound memory.
  • 15 Universal Trigger Inputs (Configurable to your pads of choice)
  • 3 Zone Snare/Cymbals
  • 4 Outputs
  • Line In, Headphone Port, MIDI In/Out, USB
  • Extensive Sound Library Produced by Professional Drummers
  • Multi-Layered Sounds – Better Quality and Response
  • Trigger/Play to Loops
  • Connect Your Audio Device and Play Along to Your Favourite Tunes
  • Onboard Metronome
  • Sound/Kit Editor Included (Compatible with Mac and Windows OS) – Build Custom Kits
  • Add Other Brands Hardware Thanks to Universal Trigger Tech
  • Assign Kits as You See Fit to the 15 Trigger Inputs

How Will My Drum Kit Be Delivered?

Electronic drum kits are always packed as efficiently as possible – thankfully this makes for easy delivery. For a lot of kits there is one singular box with everything in, for others you might get the rack and drums in two separate boxes (this kit is a 2 box kit). Once you get your delivery you will need to assemble the kit ready to play. This isn’t something to be intimidated by, just have some patience with the frame! 

Brand

2Box

2Box is a specialist electronic drum manufacturer best known for its open, sample-based approach to digital drumming. Unlike many closed electronic drum systems, 2Box modules allow drummers to load their own multi-layer samples, giving far greater control over sound, dynamics, and realism.

2Box electronic drum kits and drum modules are especially popular with drummers who want natural feel and expressive response, whether for practice, studio recording, or live performance. Their systems are designed to work well with mesh heads and acoustic-style pads, making the transition from acoustic to electronic drums feel familiar and musical rather than synthetic.

The brand has built a strong reputation among experienced players and electronic drum enthusiasts who value flexibility and sound quality over presets alone. For drummers who want electronic drums that behave more like real instruments, and who enjoy shaping their own sounds, 2Box offers a distinctive and powerful alternative.

Category

Drums

Drums is the main JustDrums category for core acoustic and electronic instruments, including kits, shell packs, snare drums, bass drums, toms and electronic drum kits. Compare the complete configuration, sizes, shell or pad construction, heads, hardware, module, triggers and connections according to the product type. A shell pack may need cymbals, stands, pedals and a throne, while an electronic kit may need a monitor or headphones. Use the specific child category and product specification to confirm what is included before comparing prices or sound.

Electronic Drum Kits

Electronic drum kits use pads, triggers and a sound module to produce playable drum voices with lower acoustic volume than a conventional kit. Compare pad surfaces, mesh or rubber construction, playing zones, module sounds, coaching or sequencing features, outputs, USB or MIDI, rack hardware, kick and hi-hat arrangements and included pedals. Some kits are designed for quiet practice, while others support recording, live triggering or expansion. Check module compatibility, monitoring, power, floor space and whether the advertised bundle includes every stand, pedal and cable shown.

Tags

Electronic Drums

Electronic Drums identifies kits using pads, triggers and a sound module. Compare pad surfaces, zones, sounds, outputs, USB or MIDI, pedals and expansion options.