CB drum set

A cb drum set is a good starter drum set for beginner drummers. It works well for a starter set. But there are some factors that should be considered.

The In's and Out's of The CB drum set

The price range for a CB set can be rivaled by other beginner drum sets that seem to have better hardware and cymbal quality.

When I speak of hardware it includes the cymbal stands, bass drum pedal and the drum throne. It won't take too long before you have trouble tightening and re-tightening and RE-tightening the cymbal stand from falling down on you, and depending on your playing, the bass drum pedal is usually the next to go...So basically you are getting your moneys worth.

If you are really strapped in your finances, then I would suggest you get a CB, but if at all possible, try to upgrade to one of the drum sets below so you don't have to deal with these headaches as much.

Recommendations for a better beginner drum set

Beginner drum sets like the really cool Ddrum Diablo or the famous Ludwig Accent drum set, have better quality over all.

When you are looking for a beginner drum set, checking out all of your options for a beginner drum set is a good idea. You need to do this so you don't end up wasting money. Cheap quality drum sets is another good place that you can start looking.

In CB's case, their reviews aren't too high. Good for beginner drummers but like I said, there are other kits that rival these kits in terms of price and quality.

1.) Quality of the hardware-Pedals, Stands, Throne.

Beginner drum sets depending on which brand, can have really cheap quality on their pedals, cymbal stands and drum throne. It's quite annoying to be playing and your pedal breaks not long after you bought your kit, so hardware is something you should consider.

2.) Cymbals-Whether or not the set comes with them. If they do, what brand or quality are they?

Zildjian, Sabian and Meinl are good brands to start off with.

3.) Reputation of the drum set brand.

Is it popular like Pearl, Tama, Yamaha, or Ludwig? There is a reason why those drum sets are popular.

BUT! I do highly recommend CB's kids drum sets. Those are some really neat little instruments and they aren't toys. You little one can really jam on it and learn. It's recommended for the ages of 3-7.