Touchscreen module
An aluminum module with a touchscreen makes it easy to navigate sounds, kits, and settings.
EFNOTE Comparison Guide
The EFNOTE 3 Style A, Style B, and 3X share a common sonic and technological foundation, but their cymbal configurations, footprint, and playing possibilities do not meet exactly the same needs. This guide helps you choose the kit suited to your playing.
Understanding the range
All three models use the same sound environment. The choice should mainly come down to the kit’s physical configuration: the number and size of the cymbals, the number of toms, and the available space.
The EFNOTE 3 Style A is the most straightforward configuration. The Style B adds a second crash. The EFNOTE 3X goes further with larger cymbals, a 14-inch hi-hat, and a fourth tom.
Common foundation
The main differences concern the kit configuration. The electronic core remains very similar from one model to another.
An aluminum module with a touchscreen makes it easy to navigate sounds, kits, and settings.
All three drum kits feature 98 multilayered sounds, 16 preset kits, and 34 user slots.
Bluetooth audio and MIDI, MIDI output, and a USB audio interface with 8 outputs and 2 inputs.
The pads offer multiple playing zones to reproduce nuances and articulations more accurately.
The three configurations
Each kit follows a different approach: focusing on the essentials, having two crashes right away, or opting for a more expanded layout.
Essential setup
The Style A focuses on the essentials with three toms, a 14-inch crash, a 16-inch ride, and a 12-inch hi-hat.
The best balance
The Style B retains the Style A’s layout and adds a second 14-inch crash.
Expanded setup
The 3X expands the setup with four toms, two 16-inch crashes, an 18-inch ride, and a 14-inch hi-hat.
Technical comparison
The module is similar. The main differences are the number of toms and the cymbal configuration.
| Feature | Style A | Style B | 3X |
|---|---|---|---|
| Touchscreen module | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Multilayer sounds | 98 | 98 | 98 |
| Number of toms | 3 | 3 | 4 |
| Hi-hat | 12 inches | 12 inches | 14 inches |
| Crash cymbals | 1 × 14 inches | 2 × 14 inches | 2 × 16 inches |
| Ride | 16 inches | 16 inches | 18 inches |
| USB audio interface | 8 outputs / 2 inputs | 8 outputs / 2 inputs | 8 outputs / 2 inputs |
| Bluetooth | Audio and MIDI | Audio and MIDI | Audio and MIDI |
Our recommendation
The most expensive model is not automatically the best fit. Your available space and actual need for cymbals should guide your choice.
Choose the Style A. Its configuration covers the main needs without adding unnecessary components.
Discover the Style A →The Style B offers the best compromise for expanding your playing options without significantly increasing the footprint.
Discover the Style B →Choose the EFNOTE 3X for its four toms and larger-diameter cymbals.
Discover the 3X →Before ordering
Always check the exact kit contents listed on the product page. In particular, the Style A and Style B are advertised without a bass drum pedal, throne, or headphones.
Frequently asked questions
No. The main difference is the addition of a second crash cymbal on the Style B.
The 3X is suitable for drummers looking for four toms and larger-diameter cymbals.
Yes. All three configurations feature a USB audio interface and MIDI connectivity.
The Style A and Style B product pages indicate that the headphones are not included. Check the exact contents when ordering.
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