Millenium E-Drum Bag

This bag is certainly well thought out. Lots of room and little pockets on the side. Could easily hold a 30K drum kit with TD-30 head unit and there's also a space on the side for the hi-hat stand! Really well thought out. However, the one I received exhibited what I can only describe as having a "waxy" feel to the separators. Perhaps I had a bad batch, but aside from that it would have been perfect.

Oh, one thing though - it doesn't have wheels. A full 30K kit with hi-hat stand and TD-30 brain is going to be heavy even without the MDS-12 frame, so wheels would be nice. It does come with a shoulder strap(!) but you'll have to be king kong to carry that on your shoulder. Realistically it needs wheels unless it's a really short journey or you're just using the bag to store your kit in the house.

I've read reviews on this bag and have seen other buyers write that this bag can fit an entire electronic drum kit - it's not!
I own a Roland Td-27 KV2 and can only fit in this bag:
1. hi-hat (Digital hi-hat pad (VH-14D)
2. 3 toms (3x 10" Two-zone tom pad (PDX-100)
3. Roland 10" Kick drum pad (KD-10)
4. 1 Roland NE-10 Noise Eater
5. Full Meinl MDLXSB Deluxe Stick Bag
Nevertheless, it is a quality bag with many dividers, but there are doubts about the quality of the bag's walls, as they are thin and the sticky dividers can tear them off at any time.

And that's all I was able to lift and carry by myself with no problem but not for long. And I'm not King Kong =)
A good bag for short transport and storage.

I have two of these bags to take the pads, cymbals, cymbal arms, cables and bits and pieces of my quite extensive electronic kit. It swallows everything up with room to spare, and protects everything really well. The material has not torn or snagged and all the zips are fine after 4 years of quite hard use.

The partitioning is very flexible to allow all kinds of permutations. One slight niggle is that the super power Velcro makes changing the internal padding around a bit of a challenge, as it catches hold of everything, but once you are done, it doesn't slip around in transit and keeps everything safe.

This bag is probably a little bigger than you were expecting, and a little heavier!

I was surprised when this was delivered by courier, it came in a box almost as bit as my new drum kit did last week (Alesis DM10) and although it wasn't as heavy as that - it wasn't light.

This is a very solid piece of kit. I can see it outliving the drum kit itself and probably the one after that too! It's also pretty long and you will want to think carefully about how much stuff you want to load it up with. I can see how it would be tempting to cram everything into the one case - but then you won't be able to move it.

For my part, I will be loading it with 4 tom pads, one snare pad, the bass drum pad, the high hat pedal, the stool top and bottom, and all of my leads and headphones. Everything else stays on the rack anyway - expect for my DW double pedal which have it's own case.

This is any excellent case and at this cost is truly amazing value for money. I now find myself wishing that there were more cases in the Millenium range that I could invest in :-)