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General Auction including over 200 Gold, Silver, Coins & Bullion

General Auction including over 200 Gold, Silver, Coins & Bullion

Lot 502: A Session Pro DD505 Electronic Drum Kit and Line 6 Amplifier

This auction ended on 3 October 2026.

Start price: £10

Buyer's Premium: 18%

Sold for: £9

A Session Pro electronic drum kit, model DD505, featuring a black tubular rack frame construction. The kit comprises five circular drum pads with black rubberised striking surfaces and two cymbal pads. The control module is mounted to the left side of the frame and features a printed control panel with the manufacturer’s name SESSION PRO and the model number DD505. The panel includes controls for VOLUME, START/STOP, SAVE, KIT, VOICE, SONG, CLICK, and DRUM OFF, alongside dedicated buttons for KICK, SNARE, TOM 1, TOM 2, TOM 3, RIDE, CRASH, HI-HAT, and HI-HAT CONTROL. The assembly includes a kick drum pad with a bass pedal featuring a white flame motif and a separate hi-hat controller pedal. Accompanying the kit is a Line 6 Spider IV 15 guitar amplifier. The amplifier features a black vinyl-wrapped cabinet with a grey cloth grille bearing the LINE 6 logo. The control panel is marked SPIDER IV 15 and includes rotary knobs for DRIVE, BASS, MID, TREBLE, CHAN VOL, and MASTER, as well as effect selectors for CHORUS FLANGE, PHASER, TREMOLO, SWEEP ECHO, TAPE ECHO, and REVERB. Amp model selections include CLEAN, CRUNCH, METAL, and INSANE. A standard instrument cable is present, wrapped around the amplifier handle. No other maker’s marks, signatures, or labels are visible on the items.


Condition report:

The drum kit shows signs of moderate use, with visible stick marks and scuffs to the rubberised surfaces of the snare and tom pads (photo 1 and 5). The control module face displays accumulated surface dust and light scratches. Wiring is present and connected but appears tangled. The amplifier cabinet shows minor surface wear and dust to the outer casing (photo 3). One control knob appears to be a replacement, displaying a different finish to the adjacent dials. The items are shown in an outdoor setting and have not been tested for functional operation. Original packaging and manuals are not supplied.