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Pearl Forum Series: ... first time i saw it, i thought over-priced rubbish, but then i played it. How wrong was I????? very wrong is the answer. Never before have i played a an instrument that sounds as good. Its what makes a good musician sound like an amazing musician. It really took my breath away, and does everytime i play it! It looks the business, and fits in any band or group. It comes in a wide variety of styles, and custo...
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	Traps E450 Electronic Drum Kit Manufacturer: Traps / Drum / Percussion / Type: Electronic Drum kit - Features: easy to read display (large LCD), onboard recording, click track with tempo adjustment, adjustable reverb/surround/pan sounds, 50 onboard songs for you to play along to, easy assembly with fully labelled quarter inch cabling and w... overall rating 1 review		Compare prices

	Traps A400 Drum Kit Manufacturer: Traps / Drum / Percussion / Type: Drum kit - The A400 is the first portable kit to feel and sound like a regular drum kit. The drums are constructed from a very high quality and durable A.B.S. and are fitted with Remo heads, steel counter hoops and are tuned with the traditional multi screw tuni... overall rating 1 review		Compare prices

	Sonor S-Classix Studio 1 Brand: Sonor / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Drum - Drumkit		Compare prices

	Meinl MCC1134 Brand: Medeli / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Congas		Compare prices

	Pearl Forum Series Drum / Percussion / Brand: Pearl overall rating 4 reviews		Compare prices

	Ahead Drumsticks Lars Ulrich Drum / Percussion / Brand: Ahead - Precision crafted of aircraft grade aluminum with super durable, replaceable shaft covers, Ahead drumsticks are the choice of today's hardest hitting drummers on stage and studio. Always perfectly balanced and matched with cushioned grips, Ahead sticks ar overall rating 5 reviews		from £ 30.19 Compare prices in 1 shops

	Tama KGB146 Warlord Masai Brand: Tama / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Drum - Drumkit		Compare prices

	Meinl HE3012 Brand: Meinl / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Percussion - Darbuka		Compare prices

	Adams XS2LV40 Brand: Adams / Drum / Percussion / Drums & Percussion Type: Xylophone		Compare prices

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	Pearl Rhythm Traveller ... this time last year, I decided it was finally time for me to fulfil a life-long ambition, and learn to play the drums. I never played any kind of musical instrument when I was younger, and my knowledge of music theory used to be shaky at best. (A quaver? A delicious potato snack. And isn't a crotchet something to do with wool and knitting?) Yet whenever I listen to music (and I have always listened to a lot of music) I feel in sync with the beat. I tap my feet, and patter out rhythms with my fingers. I love a good melody, but for me, the beat is what drives a song along. That's where I wanted to be. Plus, drums are severely cool. A couple... Read the full review: Perfect for practice by sunpig
	Drums & Percussion in general ... 3 ‘musical’ children, our house has been filled with music for at least 13 years. Our son (at University in Edinburgh) is in a flat about 7 miles’ away, but still comes home at least once a week. After all, he can get 'proper food', ‘steal’ my beer (and whatever pizzas are in the freezers), to get his washing done, to ‘taste’ my collection of malt whiskies (if I am in a very good mood), to moan about his course - Oh! and to rehearse with his ‘electric’ band. To recap, he plays Scottish Fiddle music either solo or with a number of ceilidh bands. He may use his normal fiddle but he does have three ... Read the full review: Real Cool Dudes ! by sidneygee
	Drum Kits in general ... own a drum kit and I would recommend them to an age to a child of 8yr as they would be able to hold and get the feel of a drum kit and will be able to understand what is what. The drum kits I would recommend are Pearl and Yamaha as they have a perfect feel and good sound to suit any keen drummer. The reason why I recommended these two different types of drum kits is because I have owned both types and they are very good and can give a really good studio sound unlike other drum kits. If you or a young child were interested in buying a drum kit, I personally would go for Pearl or Yamaha. The drum kit you should not buy is a Mirage or any other drum kit, as they do not hav... Read the full review: What is the best drum kit? by

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