Re: I need a good/cost efficient drum kit. Also, which Cymba
Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2017 1:13 pm
I mean, you'll be buying cymbals as you go, adding to the kit, replacing drum heads. The only constant in the kit is going to be the actual drums themselves, so that's where you want to spend your money, at least at first.
You can get by with cheaper cymbals for a bit as you figure out your needs, some people and music like a brighter sound, a faster decay, etc. That takes time so just go with a major brand at a price you can afford until you learn the difference with your own ears. Don't sweat it.
Same with drum heads, fuck, with tuning the drums, with everything. That all comes as you go. Stands can be inexpensive at first and replaced as you go, or not. Don't sweat that.
The only thing that can't change is the actual drums themselves, you are stuck with their sound and voicing. So spend your money there for now.
You can get by with cheaper cymbals for a bit as you figure out your needs, some people and music like a brighter sound, a faster decay, etc. That takes time so just go with a major brand at a price you can afford until you learn the difference with your own ears. Don't sweat it.
Same with drum heads, fuck, with tuning the drums, with everything. That all comes as you go. Stands can be inexpensive at first and replaced as you go, or not. Don't sweat that.
The only thing that can't change is the actual drums themselves, you are stuck with their sound and voicing. So spend your money there for now.