| kick drum | 18" x 14" | |
| mounted tom | 10" x 8" | |
| mounted tom | 12" x 8" | |
| floor tom | 14" x 12" | |
| snare drum | 13" x 5" | |
| Hardware includes | Hi-hat stand | |
| Low-profile snare stand | ||
| Low-profile bass drum pedal | ||
| Throne | ||
| Double tom holder | ||
| Straight cymbal stand | ||
In drum kits, sometimes smaller is better.
Tama Stagestar drums have the same quality, durability, and sound of Tama's famous Swingstar drums”in an ingeniously designed compact and portable size that's perfect for gigs with small stages or rehearsals; or for young students who deserve a real set to learn on. Before Stagestar, small sets were either really toys or really expensive. Stagestar offers a real alternative.
This compact, portable kit is great for a club that wants quiet dynamics or where drums are miked. With 8-ply, 9mm Philippine mahogany shells and smaller-than-usual shell sizes, Stagestar has a unique sound from a small kit with big kit sound and feel.
Low-profile bass drum pedal
Stagestar's kick pedal offers the same playing feel and footboard angles as a regular-sized pedal. Its profile is 3/4" lower than standard pedals, which allows the beater to hit the sweet spot of the 18" bass drum”without any extra height-adjusting hardware.
Omni-ball tom holder
Stagestar's double tom holder with Tama's famous Omni-ball system provides rapid setup, flexible multi-angle settings, and rock-solid stability.
Bass drum head
Self-muffling heads let you get good, controlled bass drum sound within moments of setup.
Note: Cymbals are not included with the Kit.
Ddrum D120B MB Drum Set 5 Pcs with Hardware Throne and Cymbals Black
Rs. 28,054.40
Rs. 35,068.00
Consider the length of time you'll be playing the set you want to buy you're able to get custom made or only a simple set. It's very gratifying to locate a set which will not just offer you an inexpensive price but also premium quality materials that will guarantee durability and premium tonal performance.
Beginning to play a new instrument can feel like a daunting task because everything is brand new to you. You want to begin to learn to play the drums, but you don’t know where to start. Can I just buy everything in one box and start immediately playing? Almost, if you’d like. But there are several parts to a drum kit that will need to be purchased separately. These are the drums, the cymbals, and the accessories.
Let’s just face it guys, No matter how great guitarist, singer or bassist you are, or even if you are that Andy McKee type percussive guitar player; you cannot avoid drums in your music... Regardless of genres you play, you always need drums.
