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Jul 29 2009 05:07pm
anyone know of any?
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Jul 29 2009 05:31pm
musiciansfriend for anything u need online imo
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Jul 29 2009 06:03pm
Quote (AlbinoBlackMan @ Wed, 29 Jul 2009, 19:31)
musiciansfriend for anything u need online imo


thanks ill check it out. i want to find a drumset for a good price because i dont wanna be out of an ass load of money if i decide i dont like it.
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Jul 29 2009 06:18pm
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thanks ill check it out. i want to find a drumset for a good price because i dont wanna be out of an ass load of money if i decide i dont like it.


if ur a beginner u might be interested in an electronic kit just to see if you can keep a beat and play to a metronome and what not


I got my YOKI DD908 for like 280$ on eebay and it was a pretty good deal


Hi hat/snare/ride/crash/3 toms and bass/hihat pedals.


Also comes with hundreds of different drum sounds u can change the pads too, AUX in and out for recording or importing, and several MIDI tracks you can play along to



Id say grab an acoustic kit when you're ready to do advanced techniques.



An electric will serve you for the basic of the basic, and prolly be cheaper + u can listen with headphones so ur neighbors/house partners would be annoyed. And it takes up less space.
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Jul 29 2009 06:52pm
Quote (Eep @ Wed, 29 Jul 2009, 20:18)
if ur a beginner u might be interested in an electronic kit just to see if you can keep a beat and play to a metronome and what not


I got my YOKI DD908 for like 280$ on eeebay and it was a pretty good deal


Hi hat/snare/ride/crash/3 toms and bass/hihat pedals.


Also comes with hundreds of different drum sounds u can change the pads too, AUX in and out for recording or importing, and several MIDI tracks you can play along to



Id say grab an acoustic kit when you're ready to do advanced techniques.



An electric will serve you for the basic of the basic, and prolly be cheaper + u can listen with headphones so ur neighbors/house partners would be annoyed. And it takes up less space.

this sounds like a good idea but im only 16 so i really dont have the money to spend on an electronic set then buy a real set :(
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Jul 29 2009 07:10pm
Not sure what 'decent' price is for a drumset... but I bought my boyfriends guitar at SamAsh.

www.samash.com --- I found the guitar in a magazine ad by them and it seemed decently priced compared to the others I'd seen for sale.
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Jul 30 2009 11:31am
guitarcenter.com

also is great for instruments

and i agree with sam ash.
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Jul 30 2009 01:41pm
Quote (clanDTA @ Thu, Jul 30 2009, 12:52am)
this sounds like a good idea but im only 16 so i really dont have the money to spend on an electronic set then buy a real set :(


I started out on a shitty accoustic set that I bought from a guy for like 50 bucks. Learned the basics and such on that. Then I moved and sound was kind of an issue so I got a Roland TD-3 electric set and I've been playing it for about 2 years. Its nice cause like mentioned before, you can play through headphones or an amp if you're playing with other people.
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Jul 30 2009 02:42pm
I think a pearl forum sieres should be around $600 at any music store you have locally,
or any onlines store like musiciansfriend.com
decent sounding, easy playing. Its a great starter kit.
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