Buying Drums for Beginners - Your First Drum Set
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2018
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its always funny hearing a drummer say "stick around" :-)
I have never seriously been behind a kit before but recently wanted to get into drumming (background in guitar) and this has seriously motivated me to buy some beginner set and hit the skins until I got it down, thank you
Good video. But I really want to emphasize that your first drum kit be a real musical instrument, and not a "toy". There are far too many "toy" drumsets out there, so don't get suckered! Do not buy a toy thinking it will be "good enough" to practice on. As it will not, and you will lose interest in the drums. No, you lost interest in a toy, not a musical instrument! You'd be better off playing buckets till you can afford a real instrument.
This guy deserves more subscribers
when he said "are you looking to buy buy your first drum kid but have no idea where to stick around".. i felt that
i wouldnt say a $500 drum set is a beginner buy
Me, knowing nothing, reading the title and thumbnail of the video, and thinking this is where to start: What's a "pad"? 😕
I appreciate how you didn’t just say a bunch of lame jokes.
New fusion and rock kids are $750-$730, in the now-a-days.
I started out in a Pearl Export kit (the lowest line at the time) many years ago and I've recommended their kits to all of my drum students for nearly 4 decades. Of course, there are several competing manufacturers that make great beginner kits, but I've observed that Pearl (My general impression) cares alot about the quality and consistency of their beginner kits. I've always believed that quality bearing edges are more important than doodads like floating tom mounts and what type of tree was sacrificed to build the drums.
So many good options now in decent quality drums and cymbals available from the major manufacturers. I started out banging on cardboard boxes out in the back yard. Then begged and needled my Mom for a drum set for Christmas when I was 13 years old. I received my first 'drum set' for Christmas that year: A Remco 'Liverpool Compact' three-piece kit: 12" snare drum, 10" tom, and a 16" bass drum and a 10" piece of metal which was supposed to be a cymbal. I was thrilled and that little set put me on the road to a lifetime (and still going) of collecting and playing drums. I now have a collection of excellent drums and cymbals but I will forever be thankful to my Mom for getting me started for a lifetime of something I truly love.
What timing! I’m about to buy my first drum set, for my kids and me. And this has been hugely helpful!
Nice choices for beginners. I've been a Pearl user for many Years.. Got my Session Customs probably 20 years ago and they've never disappointed! As for Cymbals.. I hear ya.. Pearl cymbals = Crap! I've been using the Paragon Line last 10 years.. Just the Best! in my opinion. My Nephew is interested in starting to play.. so now I have some options. Cheers
This video helped me out a ton in helping me decide what drumset I should start with
Paiste needs a shout out for their PST line. Great budget cymbals
This helped me and my parents so much. Can’t wait to refine my skills!
This is so informative. Thank you so much. I was overwhelmed with the options for my first kit, this definitely helps!
Hey Chris, i thought you did an excellent job with this video especially considering how many options and equipment is available for drum kits. Thanks a lot for putting this together it was a huge help!
Thanks man I've been getting into piano and drums lately
I have a roadshow fusion. Ive been playing for a while but wanted something fairly inexpensive. I was very impressed by the kit and hardware and love to play it. But it is true you will have to upgrade the cymbals if you want a better sound. But i def recommend these to any beginner or intermediate players.