How much space will I need for the drums?
1025120
You will need about 5 feet of space my room is so small I have to move things around to play
1025121
Approximately 5 feet by 3 1/2 feet depending on how you like your drums spread out.
1025122
I will say more or less 5' x 6' to have enough space from the seat to the drumsand all around.
1894874
Roughly the same amount of space. You use weights and a jump rope in some videos so take that into account as well.
1736939
About 2 feet. I was expecting something larger and I really blew it buying this stand that has an extremely limited use...pretty much only drum sets.
1434308
It's best to have at least 14. The main thing you need is at least 32" clear space so that the tray along with the hardware to be able to use the system. It's a great product but only if you have the room to set it up.
1615157
A little over a 2ft square. Won't be disappointed if purchased. A very nice drum set for a child.
258559
The size of each drum is given on as: Bass Drum: 16" x 11", Tom Toms: 10" x 5" and 8" x 6" (inches) * Snare Drum: 10" x 6" - Floor Tom: 12" x 10" Hi-Hat with chain driven pedal and Ride/Crash Cymbal * Includes: bass drum chain driven pedal, a pair of wooden drum sticks, and an adjustable round padded drum throne (seat) According to my kid's height I set the height of crash 36 inches (can be increased even more). Bass with two toms width is around 22 inches(not adjustable) Did you mean to up to what age can this be used? Adjusted properly then this can be used a max by a 11 year old. Snare and floor tom come with their own stand and can be moved and adjusted accordingly. If you mean the box dimensions they are 19 X 20 X24. Hope this helps. After buying this product I feel I should have gone for GP brand instead. These are nice drums but has some quality downside to it. Good Luck with your buying.
531535
Not very much....there isn't a lot of dancing around so not a lot of space is needed. 6X6 us plenty of floor space.....you will love this workout!
360980
Yes those should fit. The set they are used for is a mapex set of drums and zipped up there's still a bit of room.
644575
Yes, there's plenty of space. I uploaded a photo of my set up. Hope it's helpful!
61789
It's pretty spacious, but I think 10" would be pushing it. Especially if it's diameter is 21". Might be better off with a kick drum bag of some kind
575938
Definitely. Just make sure it is sturdy and secure on a hoop. I use a 20" ride on my floor tom. Doesn't cover too much of the drum nor does it make awkward to play.
1265213
I have a 22x18 bass drum and it fits fine. It's snug. Not too tight, not loose at all. There is not a lot of padding at all, so don't expect much. If you're just looking for something to cover them, these are great. If you are going to do heavy gigging, I'd recommend spending more money.
339315
5-7 cymbals, depending on bell size of the cymbals. it can fit more but then case doesn't close nice and tight.
132213
Yes, more volume to fill the space. However, I noted that, in stereo-link mode, the volume of the slave unit is less than the main. No problem, as you can adjust the levels independently. Regarding one PA being sufficient, it depends on the application/venue. Probably enough for home, studio or small gathering, but two provides separation which, again, will fill more space. Not sure how the volume would compete with loud acoustic drums. Haven't tried it yet, as I use for digital drums (which allows my band mates to keep their levels down, and doesn't annoy the neighbors when practicing).
738794
most likely, YES. If the largest drum will fit inside luggage all the rest of smaller drums will fit inside the largest drum...
41060
All you need is the cymbals as far as having a complete set, since it comes with the throne and drumsticks. You might want to add another pair of drumsticks, always good to have some extra in case they break.
1694322
6' x 8' is good enough space. When you do jumping jack make sure nothing obstructing above.