🥁 Enhance Your Rock Band Experience with the Rock Band 2 Standalone Drums for Nintendo Wii Review

I'm having a lot of fun with these drums and Rock Band 2 and Rock Band 3. The only thing that drives me crazy is this wireless drum kit freezes or disconnects. Some songs don't. Some songs drop out 2-3 times. Qualitatively I would give the drums 3 out of 10 points. They are just a "toy" and not very durable.

This just arrived today and I am very impressed. It is packaged very well and the instructions are well explained in the installation sheet. It took over a week to ship but looks great. I like its black color and the fact that it's wireless. The drum sound can be a bit loud unless played with less force. It's a great product though and I recommend getting a quality Rock Band 2 drum kit from Guitar Hero & Rock Band Surplus.

I bought this kit after I bought Rock Band 2. At first I just used my Guitar Hero World Tour drums and they worked really well. But I saw them at such a good price that I had to buy them. I wanted to play drums on a Rock Band AC/DC disc and since it's a Rock Band 1 game the GH drums don't work. After playing both games, I found that I liked Rock Band's UI (graphics) better. but then again, I like Guitar Hero's hardware setup better.

I am very happy with the drums, they seem to work just as well for my 4 and 6 year olds as they do for me or even my parents. We're concerned about the height adjustment as both I (6ft 2in) and my 4 year old play on it, but even that's not a huge hassle. or more bounce off discs. Definitely a great addition and a great new challenge as we transitioned from Guitar Hero III to Rock Band (for a family game, we especially love the Lego Rock Band game).

I needed a drum set for all my rock band games and this is by far the best I've found. The Rockband 1 drum kit doesn't look pretty, but at least it works and is connected. This Rock Band (RB2) drum kit looks great, but sometimes syncing can be difficult, but not impossible, and it's wireless. Since my WII was hacked using homebrew, you need to do something. If you're using a rock band backup drive, make sure you're using a home application called SoftChip and IOS232. The drum will then sync…