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death mx
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Joined: 28 May 2008
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 Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 9:56 pm Post subject: This a good beginning kit? |
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Okay, I have been looking into a good beginner kit to buy for some time now, and I think I may have found something decent to start with..
A pulse pro drum set,
22" x 16" bass
12" x 10" and 13" x 11" toms
16" x 16" floor tom
5-1/2" x 14" snare
And Im going to buy a Paiste PST 3 cymbal set
16" Crash
20" Ride
14" Hi Hats
Also, I plan on replacing all the heads since I hear that they arent very good. I think im going to go with Remo heads, unless someone convinces me otherwise. Any input is greatly appreciated. |
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sbowman128675
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dude, id say go for some sonor kits, or gretch Catalina.
the sonor im getting is a semipro/pro drum kit and its only $1500
pulse drum are good, but if you wanna get the best bang for your buck either look at sonor kits, or gretch
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death mx
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| Well, Im just starting to play, and am on a tight budget of sorts. What I put in the first post is about as much money as I can spend, which ends up being $525+shipping and price of heads. |
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random white person
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if you're on that kind of budget, Pulse drums aren't a bad choice. they're cheap, and at least a reputable brand amongst bargain drum makers.
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Mr. Funky
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Location: Still stuck in the Midwest
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| death mx wrote: | | Well, Im just starting to play, and am on a tight budget of sorts. What I put in the first post is about as much money as I can spend, which ends up being $525+shipping and price of heads. |
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for $525, the kit you're getting is going to serve fine. Eventually you are probably going to outgrow the Pulse kit, but you'll only be out 525... |
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styles2281
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Location: Manchester, CT
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In the same price range, I would look more at a CB drumset. I think they're one of the best beginner drumsets available.
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tylerdrummer
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Location: California, F
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| yea, if you dont want to go into the higer beginner sets(not a bad thing) then stay with CB or Pulse, because they are great for the price and set you up for your drumming carrer |
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sbowman128675
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ah yes, CB drums.....very good as well 
my 1st 1st 1st 1ST kit was a set of CB drums...their gone now.
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