ditchmyster

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I want to get into playing the drums, it's something i've always wanted to do but never found the right moment.

So what i'm after is your recommendations on a reasonable value for money with good sound quality kit.

I dont want to spend a fortune 5/800 pounds is all i want to stretch to as im not about to join a rock band and go on tour.

I have also seen what appear to be electronic kits any info or opinions on these is also welcome.

Thanks in advance..

SiPie

Awaits all the drummer jokes with interest

specialx

Here you go!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Session-Pro-DD...item5d2ca20e8e


Electronic drum kits theses days are very good and allow you to practice without annoying your neighbours!

My lad started lessons a few weeks ago and he learns on one of thses so they must be good for the job.

He is being taught by a pro drummer who has 2 of these kit's facing each other in his garage, a very cool way to learn!

Good luck!!!

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Will

Going with your posts in FC.

A spazz like you with your arms flapping about should be a pro before starting!

Chip

I may have a Roland TD9-KX for sale with PM-3 monitor if your interested.

Chip

ditchmyster

iTrader: (7)

Cheers for that mate, so are you taking up the base?
so it will be drum & base sessions round your gaff soon

ditchmyster

iTrader: (7)

Sorry you need to speak english to me as i have no idea about any of this stuff

Chip

Yeah, well I had to translate it from my native Welsh you see boyo

Here you go:

This is the kit:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTEa1z1UfKI

Details here:

http://www.roland.co.uk/products/pro...px?p=1154&c=60

The PM3 monitor is basically a drum amp though not really required as you can still play through the kit to headphones.

Buy the best kit you can and preferrably secondhand as you will get a lot more for your money. Remember as well most kits if new dont come with a base pedal , stool, sticks etc.

Chip

ditchmyster

iTrader: (7)

Get back in your box gimp