Setting Up Simmons Titan 50 Drum Kit

These instructions provide clear and concise guidance for assembling and setting up your Simmons Titan 50 electronic drum kit, allowing you to start playing and enjoying your music.

1. Simmons Titan 50 Drum Kit
2. Headphones or AMP

Remove all components from the packaging, ensuring no parts are missing.

Unfold the rack making sure the Simmons logo faces away from the drummer.

Place each cymbal pad under the felt and nut.

Note: Don’t overtighten, the cymbals should move a bit when hit.

Insert the arms of the cymbals. The two longest arms go in the clamps closest to the vertical post. Twist the clamps to tighten the arms in place.

Note: The flat clamps are for the cymbals and the angled clamps are for the drum pads.

Insert the drum rods. The L rod goes into the angled clamps, with the metal end facing the drummer.

Place the L-rod into the pad and tighten the nut on the bottom.

Note: The largest pad goes on the snare arm.

Attach the kick pedal to the kick pad.

Note: Look for the latch to attach the two.

Attach the beater to the kick pedal. Set the length so that it hits the center of the pad.

Note: Use the drum key provided to loosen or tighten the bolt.

Place the high-hat pedal under the hi-hat cymbal and place the kick pedal in the middle of the kit. Adjust the drum kit as needed.

Attach the multi-pin cable connector to the bottom of the drum module and screw in the connections.

Attach the other connectors to the pads as labeled.

Attach the power adapter to the module and plug it in. Input is labeled "9V".

Turn on the drum module with the power switch.

Connect headphones for personal listening or use audio cables to connect the module to external speakers.

Note: Headphone output is on the side of the drum module.