Buying Drum Set

B & H has the best price for the name brand Brother Drum set.

From buying High and low end-priced DW and PDP hardware for my drum kit, I've learned what many have said about DW: you get what you pay for. This 5100 throne is very comfortable, adjustable and fatigue resistant. The swivel & lock features are worth the extra$$. I tend to sit on the edge and there is no wobble. I can also sit farther back and not get my circulation in my legs cut off. For people w/ back issues I would add on a backrest. Short folks should pay attention to the measurements as it won't go lower than stated.

Obviously, if you are buying a drum unit for a Brother printer, there is only one choice. But there are several places to buy. B&H is not only the lowest cost, but the fastest delivery. I priced from several sources and B&H is a no-brainer. Delivery by standard shipping (FedEx) was as promised.

Love this Mic. I was using an A tech headset Mic before. This one is much better. It doesn't pick up as much of the drum set.

I use this tape deck to play my drum set along with recorded tapes

I have a 6 piece kit that I am using this microphone set for. I have never used any other drum mics, so I cannot compare it to others. However, I am very satisfied by the quality these mics provide. I am a former professional, but now retired and playing and recording drums as a hobby. For this purpose, these mics are fine.

This product exceeded my expectations on quality and sound. For my 13yr old first time drummer, it is a great starter set that relays the sound and movement without the size of a true drum ensemble. It actually has so much more to offer than a standard drum set with the electronic options and sound variations. Foot pedals add to the realism as well. Great purchase!!

I like it! I have an acoustic drum set but have wanted additional sounds without hauling additional devices around. I have a cowbell. I want a deeper one as well. I want occasional roto toms, Timbales, electronic toms, chime tree, gong, even bass drum with my hand. I got a footboard pad as well and can play any sound with my module with my left foot, especially snare drum or cowbell. I've just discovered many new possibilities! The BT1 is a perfect size with many mounting possibilities. Since I move it from two drum sets and my practice set, I decided to mount it on a separate stand and it stays in front of my snare drum. It's out of the way unless I want to play it with either hand. So far it seems to be a durable piece of equipment. It's a basic plug it in to a sound module and play it. There are a couple set up adjustments for sound level and sensitivity. I wasn't getting every beat I played on it. But then I got the bright idea to reread setup and found in my module settings a specific BT1 input for sound pad. That put sensitivity and other levels perfect and now I love it! I definitely recommend it!

I use this to hang a pair of Rode NT1000 mics over my studio drum set. They are heavy and standard mic booms stand all fail to even hold one of them and I've tried them all. This beast easily holds both in place due to it's solid construction and ratchet clutch. My frustration is over! I can't find a downside. It does everything exactly as advertised at a great price.

I've had the Partybox 110 for almost 2 years now. I use it to play music and as a speaker for an electronic drum set. In both instances, the speaker performs wonderfully. I'm not going to go into the features as they are listed on the site, but this speaker does a good job translating the audio from an electronic drum kit; the highs come through clean and the lows are no problem, as well. I've used this for daily music via bluetooth as well as small parties. I don't think I've ever had to crank the volume to max. The option bass settings via the top button are much appreciated. I like the fact that you can turn of the lights, too. It holds a charge well and doesn't take long to get back to full battery. My father bought one for himself after he saw mine in use.