Drum Kits in general

Newest Review: ... is called premier which i found out is one of the more famous ones. I got everything i needed apart from a snare drum (which ... more

... i bought separately)and i paid £200 altogether . My kit contains 10 drums Including Stands, Pedals and Solar Cymbal Set ,everything you expect to find really.Having looked online i could easily have paid about £900 and when i think about the fact i got free lessons as well i was extremely lucky!! I would say that this is one of the best purchases i have ever made the only problem i have is that it takes up so much space,so maybe if i bought a new one i would go electric as they take up much less space **In gener...more

Price Comparison for Drum Kits in general

	Full Size Starter Drum Kit + Complete Pack,Red Full Size Starter Drum Kit by Gear4music beginners complete pack ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 229.95
	Full Size Starter Drum Kit by G4M, BLACK This full size drum kit is based on our standard model but featur ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 179.95
	Full Size Starter Drum Kit - CompleteBeginners Pack Full Size Starter Drum Kit by G4M, Complete Beginners Pack In Bla ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 229.95
	Full Size Starter Drum Kit by G4M, RED This full size drum kit by Gear4music is based on our standard mo ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 175.00
	Drum Kit - Full Size - Metallic Blue This Bismark drum kit is perfect for any budding drummer who drea ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 180.00
	Full Size Starter Drum Kit by G4M BLACK This full size drum kit is based on our standard model but featur ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 179.95
	Full Size Starter Drum Kit - CompleteBeginners Pack Full Size Starter Drum Kit by G4M Complete Beginners Pack In Blac ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 229.95
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Drum Kits in general: Drums are Drums aren't they? A buyers guide. (1109 words)
by - written on 19/04/01 (Very useful, 9799 readings)
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Well, yes, the title does describe the definition of the drum kit very well, but are you getting what you pay for? Different drummers will tell you different stories about what is good and what is not. My first instrument is not my drums. Its about my 3rd Instrument behind the Bass and Guitar. Im still a competant drummer though and could easily perform with most local bands. I have therefore used a variety of kits and sets with various bands around during my 13 year performing career. I first got into drumming after trying it out during a break in rehearsal in my first band at the age of 14. I loved it and soon wanted a kit. ... Read the complete review

Starting out, Electronic or acoustic? (722 words)
by Tony elkin - written on 09/05/07
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The problem with all reviews is that it can be a justification as to why one bought it! However I would not hesitate to get rid of it if I thought it was not right for me, so read on and take this entirely at face value, but remember it's from MY perspective. Hi, decided after 40 years not playing to get over the transition from military to rock drummer. Found a studio and a good tutor and booked lessons. Told him, want enough to bash out a solid rock beat and a couple of neat fills first, 3 lessons, and we worry about technique if I like it. Done. Expected acoustic kit but he had a Roland TD3 in his studio, a tandem pair in fact, one for us both. ... Read the complete review

Drum Kits in general: Dooyoo want to play drums? (585 words)
by - written on 01/05/08 (Very useful, 851 readings)
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Getting started! If you are looking to buy a set of drums to start practising on then you want to keep a few things in mind. If you are serious about learning it is allways worth spending that little bit extra money in order to get a kit that will last you for a while. Sometimes with cheap kits that cost around £150 - £200 you are going to find that not only is the build quality poor but the overall sound will be terrible and may put you off playing! I understand that for people like students or parents investing in a kit for their children money is an issue. To solve this you could look on ebay or a similar site. Here you can pick up a second hand kit ... Read the complete review

My friday nights :-) (286 words)
by - written on 30/08/08 (Very useful, 979 readings)
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I have always wanted to learn the drums so when a guy at my work said he was selling his i thought why not give it a try. **My experience** Before buying it off him i decided to check online and make sure that i was getting a good deal ,which i did!! The brand i purchased from him is called premier which i found out is one of the more famous ones. I got everything i needed apart from a snare drum (which i bought separately)and i paid £200 altogether . My kit contains 10 drums Including Stands, Pedals and Solar Cymbal Set ,everything you expect to find really.Having looked online i could easily have paid about £900 and when i think about the ... Read the complete review

Drum Kits in general: Beginners Drum Kit (925 words)
by - written on 24/03/03 (Very useful, 11300 readings)
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OK, Let's get one thing straight here, I am by no means an experienced or good drummer (in the grand scheme of things) having played for only one month (todays date 23/03/03). This review is about the drum kit I am using, a Stagg/Pulse (same brand, sometimes different labelling on drums, mine are Stagg) PAO-L 20. This kit is excellent value for money. It comes, like most beginners kits, with a snare (wooden), 20" bass, and 3 toms. The drums seem to have a good finish and worksmanship looks good, especially when you consider the price. They give a nice sound (to my inexperienced ears) and look nice as well, featuring as they do chromed lugs and ... Read the complete review