I'm 20 years old and I'm thinking about getting this drum set. I wanna know if this is truly a good set for adults and if it sounds good?
2004562
I have it and I think it is fine. It is hard to put together--you really need to balance the skins when you tighten. But all in all it is a great deal! I would doubt it would travel well--but for at home practice it is great! You will want to mute the kick--it is a bit hollow.
2004563
For a beginner set its terrific. It has good sound I changed the symbals for a better set but other than that its a good set
137989
Hello Rahul,Yes, this instrument is good for kids. My child is under 12yrs and the size is perfect. All I had to do was allow her music instructor to tune it for her. Other than that all is well. I have not had any incident with it and it is still in good working condition. I am a very satisfied customer with this product. I hope this helps to answer your questionBest regards
1260467
Hi,THese are really good earphones, especially for the price. Although I would say they are very sturdy, as I have been using them daily at the gym for quite a while now, I don't think I would necessarily recommend them for an 8 year old. I handle them with care and they really aren't made for kids. I also think they are quite loud and I wouldn't want a noise reducing set on a child, as that could prove dangerous as well as damaging to their ears if they aren't careful.
438712
I bought it for my 3 year old grandson. I don't know if it would be good for an eleven year old. By the time my grandson is eleven I would buy him a professional set if he still liked playing the drums. Tough call.
1675519
is this a good drumset to buy? i have a crapy drumset and am looking to up grade. good choice? for the price
977796
I believe an adult could definitely learn on it. It's a good solid guitar with a nice sound.
2005383
Our 5yo girl loves it. I don't think its that small. I mean if you are looking for a legit drum set this is not the one. Our daughter loves the iPod hookup. She puts on a song and jams out.
277618
Only if you are very short. A buddy of mine plays drums for a living and he plays them with my kids when he comes over, but I think you would be pretty uncomfortable playing them for an extended period of time, especially if you are thinking of making them a practice kit or something.
2029347
I got this for my son when he was 4. He is almost 6 now. He plays these every day since day one and loves them. Its a perfect starter set. The quality is better then what I expected. You do have a lot to put together - I have never played drums and was able to do it no problem.
1930886
I think it would be ok. I bought it for a 6yo boy. The quality is more than a toy but less than a real drum set. A little but of a pain to put togetherI hope this helps
443120
My son is 6 and it fits him good But once he started drum lessons we have realized it's too small. To play on its fine for him but definitely not if your interested In learning to play well. I would say go the next step up for anyone over 8 years old.
2110877
I would say yes. My son will be 7 in April and he gets just enough out of it to where I don't feel guilty for not getting the most expensive set. I figure that start him out with these and if they decide they really like playing the drums I'll up grade later because at this age, who knows what next year will bring. I hope this helps.
2204781
I just picked one up today, it's amazing. I don't know how it compares to the original, but I'm pretty happy with it. I switched from playing ethnic drums (congas and djembe) to electronic drums (zendrum) a few years ago. I really love the zendrum but I've missed the simplicity of playing a single surface like the djembe. The Wavedrum feels about like a djembe with a synthetic head that's not terribly tight. It's very comfortable to play with your hands and you can set it up for sticks. The sounds are are mixture of samples and synthetics that are modulated by the input from the drum head, so the drum feels very live and acoustic (I had a Roland Handsonic, the Wavedrum feels much more real and responsive). The sounds range from fairly realistic acoustic sounding drums to completely synthed out analog sounds. It is not a midi instrument, in any sense, if you're looking for a controller but it's a very cool instrument in it's own right. The only downside I can see it the parameter editing is done through a completely minimal 5 button, 2 knob interface but I suspect they're trying to hit a low price point. If it's successful, maybe they can put in a USB connection and make some editing software.
457582
I think it is geared more towards smaller kids but I think 6/7 year olds will still enjoy them if they like music at all. Symbals rarely get old, tamborines are always fun. With the low price on the set I think it would be worth the risk.
2012110
My boy will be 3 in May and he loves them. This is his 3rd set of drums, first Medini and they are very well built and very loud.We are glad we have them. He loves them. Email me jasonpolitz@gmail, ill send you a video.
1839104
Yes. It is a fantastic piece of equipment, I recommend it. You can also hook it up to an amp and it will be a regular drum set for a group. There are many possibilities. Check out the videos: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Yamaha+DD65+Electronic+Drum+&oq;=Yamaha+DD65+Electronic+Drum+&gs;_l=youtube.12...1397.1397.0.3317.1.1.0.0.0.0.127.127.0j1.1.0...0.0...1ac.2.11.youtube.vXm_t6GEMVgGood luck.
831757
It would probably be a little small for 13 year old. Overall though, the drum set was a good set.