They have a great deal of bounce which gives them a natural feel in direct comparison to a real cymbal. We think they look the part with their hammered appearance but that a hi-hat replacement could well be on the cards. This is especially true with regards to the hi-hat which many have found problematic. The cymbals are advertised as 'spectacularly realistic' but there has been a lot of mixed feedback as far as they are concerned. This gives drummers a larger surface area to play with and a little edge over their competitors. The Alesis Strike Pro does benefit from a more compact stature like many other electric drum-kit models but it harbors electronic heads far larger in diameter than we see on average. Sure this gives them a desirable footprint but they tend to give a less realistic experience and can provide less flexibility because of the smaller dimensions of their pads. Many modern electric kits can be very minimalist with very clinical looking drum pad hoops suspended in an unnatural way. Its aesthetic qualities are actually modeled on a traditional acoustic drum-kit from its familiar layout, right down to the inclusion of genuine wood shells and mock hardware. The Alesis Strike Pro is the upgraded 11-piece edition of its highly popular Alesis Strike progenitor drum-kit which includes an extra dual-zone tom pad as well as 3 extra dual-zone crash cymbals all with choke functionality.
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