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Your cart is empty.Introducing a drum practice tool that uses the clip technology of the WAVEDRUM mini. With this unique product concept, simply attach the dedicated clips to magazines, a desk, or another nearby object, instantly transforming it into a drum set, providing any starter with an opportunity to learn drums.
Stephanie Sharon
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2021
Excellent seller. The package arrived only 5 days after purchase. And it was shipped from Japan, to North Carolina. Amazing. The item's box was very carefully wrapped in bubble wrap, and it arrived in perfect condition.The Korg Clip Hit is an awesome drum machine that anyone can play. I plan on experimenting with different methods of playing it. It's super fun. Watch some YouTube videos to see how cool it is.
Andrea
Reviewed in Germany on March 5, 2021
Very very nice to play with band in the lockdown time, and also will be funny for the kids
Benjamin Chadwick
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2021
These are great and very portable! You can clip the triggers on just about anything. Sometimes I use chop sticks and have myself a good ol’ time! I think it would be hilarious to use these at a gig! Some day, I might just do it!
Cris
Reviewed in Spain on October 10, 2020
Es un cacharrillo genial para llevartelo por ahi :D
S C Batten
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 18, 2019
Good quality and instructions. Produces great sounds from various outside elements. Easy to set up and use. This one was for my daughter to use at school with her students who are all special needs some of whom have very limited movement. The ease of producing great sounds from tapping every day items attached to the clips is ideal and the children benefit from it greatly.
N Mal
Reviewed in Canada on May 12, 2017
Unfortunately the product is not worth the price, quality is very poor and the clips are way to sensitive. You strike once and you hear multiple sounds. I would not recommend.5 Stars for the great customer service by the seller.
SpecialK
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2016
Great for practicing at home, if limited space is an issue! I live in a tiny apartment which has shared walls with my landlord, and was sad when I didn't have enough space to house my real drum kit. How would I be able to practice without bugging my neighbors, and where would I even put a full kit? My friend showed me some videos of this device on YouTube as a solution to my problem (definitely checking out!), and I was sold!Shipping time (via Amazon):Upon ordering the ClipHit, Amazon said it would take about 5 days to deliver (despite me having Prime); however, it still arrived within two days.What's in the box:The ClipHit comes with one foot pedal and three clips that you can attach to anything. It also arrived with a set of AA batteries so you can play around with the device as soon as it arrives. There are separate volume controls for each input jack, and there is a total of 5 input jacks, which can accommodate up to a total of 3 clips and 2 pedals). Since only one foot pedal is included in the box, this means that after you've set everything up from the box, there is an extra input jack for a second pedal (to be purchased separately). The device has a jack for an AC adapter; however, no power adapter is included in the box and would need to be purchased separately (however, it's not crucial to operating the ClipHit-- you can get by with AA batteries). The ClipHit unit has a speaker, which can go up to a pretty decent volume. There is also an output jack and a headphone jack so you can send the sound out via external options.First impressions:When I first got my ClipHit, I tried it out by attaching the clips to its packaging box, some envelope, and those air-filler packaging bubbles Amazon uses. The sound quality was great! The clips are extremely responsive and react to different levels of impact (so, you can play with dynamics), which I was very impressed with, considering its price point. I also like how the system is easily portable. Can't wait to try it out with my cajon (check out videos on YouTube to learn more about the possibilities! There are also some videos of people using the ClipHit as a supplement to their real drum kit!). The only real gripes I have with the system are: I wish it came with a second pedal and power adapter, I wish there were more input jacks to add extra clips, and the plastic foot pedal that it comes with is pretty cheap feeling (also, the clicking of the plastic pedal can be loud). However, despite these shortcomings, Korg's ClipHit is a great little unit for those who want to practice their drumming coordination and don't have a real kit to play on (or aren't able to play on a kit where they are). I feel like it would also be great for small acoustic jam sessions at home.Photo notes: the pen and drumsticks are there as a size reference. Will post a video later!
Daniele
Reviewed in Italy on November 7, 2016
ottimo in ogni sua componente. bel design e funzionalità base rispettate e perfette per il prezzo che si paga senza dubbio
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2016
Very cool. Can use with head phones also
robert john donovan
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2015
I thought would have good sound and be simple to use .... but sound did not meet expectations ... difficult to get it started sometimes ... a BIG disappointment
Steve C
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2015
The product is not worth the money in my opinion. Also, the description is not clear that the clip-ons come with it and I paid an additional forty five dollars for clip-ons I can't use. I missed the return date and they wanted to charge me an unreasonable amount of money to return .... watch out
Vikram Sharma
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2015
Good product, Fun to play, the speaker sound is not loud. You can hear the sticks banging on the objects more than what you hear in the speaker. But if you connect it to AMP, the samples are really good and fun to play.You choice if you wanna get one.
Jon
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2015
Great concept, but without additional inputs, I wasn't able to use it as a practice electronic kit as I had hoped. The triggers were surprisingly responsive, though, and I think this would work great for a young student. A future version with inputs for snare, hats, kick, two toms and a ride/crash would have been a keeper. I ended up returning this and getting an inexpensive electronic kit.
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