Buying a new drum kit - advice needed

mymagerules · 09-14-2011, 03:50 PM

Been rocking a session pro fusion kit, absolute ****e. Ended up not playing at all at home and just doing all my practice in college, but now i've decided it's time to get a new one. My reading is around grade 4/5, but i'm a very confident performer, while my technical ability and rudiments aren't that great.
Looking to spend around £500-600, but want something quite decent. I don't know that much about drums, so can't really make any judgement of kits i see on the web, need to play them first, so instead can anyone suggest a good full kit (with crash and ride included if poss but if not i can manage) in my price range?

Ska Lagos Jew Sun Ra · 09-16-2011, 07:38 PM

don't get kicked out of your apartment. Me and my brother/roomie almost got kicked out of the place we lived for about a month now due to some whiney douchey people over a just bought drumkit.

09-14-2011, 03:50 PM	#1 (permalink)
mymagerules Groupie Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 1	Buying a new drum kit - advice needed Been rocking a session pro fusion kit, absolute ****e. Ended up not playing at all at home and just doing all my practice in college, but now i've decided it's time to get a new one. My reading is around grade 4/5, but i'm a very confident performer, while my technical ability and rudiments aren't that great. Looking to spend around £500-600, but want something quite decent. I don't know that much about drums, so can't really make any judgement of kits i see on the web, need to play them first, so instead can anyone suggest a good full kit (with crash and ride included if poss but if not i can manage) in my price range?