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Buying a Drum Set
So you're looking into buying a drum set?! I have seen many people dive into drumming without anybody there to give them direction, so I will give you some direction! When buying a set for yourself or for a friend, you should get a good solid drum set that will last. This way, you aren't wasting your money and talent on something that doesn't last long, or something that sounds horrible.Finding The Drum Set That Best Fits You
My goal here is to make sure that you get the proper drum set that you need.I also want to teach you about the different things that you need to look out for if you choose to buy a used drum set. The drum sets that I recommend on this page are great for beginner and intermediate drummers. They have great quality and sound. Now it's just up to finding your favorite color and set up that you like! Read the questions below and see which question fits you best! Questions that need to be asked when buying a new drum set: Answering these questions will help you narrow down your search for buying a drum set. Click on the link if the question best describes you!
1.) Who is the drum set for? Is it for a full grown adult? A young child between the ages of 3-8, or A Youth who just needs something super basic etc.
2.) Are you only looking to buy a Used drum set? 3.) How much are you willing to spend? Beginner Drum Sets tend to be easier on the pocket and range from around $350-$599. They are good starter sets. If your drummer is pretty good already and needs an Intermediate drum set, these can range from $600-$1000+ but have excellent sound and hardware quality. Basic Drum Sets-Good For Anyone!
Basic drum sets that are good for anyone are all the ones already listed on this page and the ones like down the right side. If you are just sick and tired of "looking," these kits are good enough to walk away with a please the drummer that you are buying it for! If your buying a set for a child ages 3-8, check out some Kids Drum Sets. These have great quality and are not toys. 
If you are over the age of 8 and are a beginner drummer or someone who is just interested in starting this hobby, have a look some good Beginner Drum Sets. They are cheaper on the pocket.
If you're a teen or adult who wants a serious, long term, good sounding drum set one that they can take on future Gigs/Performances, then check out Semi Professional Drum Sets . These sound great and have great hardware quality. 
If you have anymore questions please contact me, I'd love to help. |
