beginning drum - Update

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beginning drum - Update

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hey everyone, after 12 years of playing guitar and 11 years of piano, i decided to take up some beginning drum. Anyone have any suggestions on good practice pads / equipment and training methods??? Low budget here, just wondering.
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Drumming is just.. i don't know i don't get it..

my drummer friend (:P) says Pearls are pretty good for their price, aounrd 300 bucks for like a basic set
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You would really be best off going to gutar center. They handle this stuff and they will get you some good starting equipment.
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lol, i have a personal grudge against guitar center and will not step foot inside :)
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well, they will help a lot.
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thanks man, maybe i swallow my pride and head over there next week.
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yea i palyed gutiar for a wihle and a friend gave me his set and i caught on pretty fast...i say screw the practice pad save up a few bucks and buy a decent kit
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thanks... good beginner set recommendations???
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pearl and yamaha are good.
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thanks!
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Post by dmb_tatertot »

Hey guys just thought i would let you know i bought a drum set today:

Pearl Soundtrack Series
w/ zildjian ZBT3 symble pack

didnt pay much and it was highly recommended... any feedback on the set??

thanks!
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dmb_tatertot wrote:Hey guys just thought i would let you know i bought a drum set today:

Pearl Soundtrack Series
w/ zildjian ZBT3 symble pack

didnt pay much and it was highly recommended... any feedback on the set??

thanks!
nice a pref. sabain but zildjian are also good better then some other stuff ive sen people use.
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bassman462 wrote:
dmb_tatertot wrote:Hey guys just thought i would let you know i bought a drum set today:

Pearl Soundtrack Series
w/ zildjian ZBT3 symble pack

didnt pay much and it was highly recommended... any feedback on the set??

thanks!
nice a pref. sabain but zildjian are also good better then some other stuff ive sen people use.
zildjian rock your world and possibly your mothers... :roll:
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bassman462 wrote:pearl and yamaha are good.
they are good, but not a beginner set. Espeacially not a yamaha. fucking expensive things. I have a yamaha recording custom 7 piece (same as Carters) and its an absolute beau. Now I need to work on Carters cymbals to get the complete setup.
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