Drums

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a set of Yamaha drums can cost up to ten thousand dollars and range from black,siver and grey you can get these drums from any store that sells instruments unless they do not sell them.

Yune, drummer for The Gazette uses Anatolian cymbals.

Yes, it's a Cuban drum that is used in the Cuban Carnivsal called Conga de Comparsa. It's similar to the African Ashiko

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The Oil Drum was created in 2005.

If they sound good and are easy to carry around, then it really doesn't matter what brand you get. Hope that helps.

Burswood instruments (including drums) are made in Hong Kong. They are good drums for beginners, but the hardware used in manufacturing won't stand up to a lot of moving or the abuse that gigging will put on them. Better to use these as practice/ learning drums, and take the Pearls or Sonors to the stage.

Yes, Clarkson played drums on Costello's song.

Because its too weak and old. Must be a pretty bad one!

Try wearing gloves, use sticks with a different finish or use grip tape.

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There are many online retailers that have drum sets for sale. These include Furtados, Alamo Music, Gak, Bananas Music, Musical Friend and even Best Buy.

A cajon is, in reality, a box (hence the Spanish to English translation, cajon=box). The cajon percussion instrument is designed to be sat on, therefore I wouldn't worry about being too heavy for the instrument. It can hold any-weight person. I wouldn't drive a car over it or anything, however ;D

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The phrase "without hardware" means that the set includes drums, but no stands for things such as cymbals.

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I hope this helps.

He played pearl drums, one (1) 15 inch sabian hi-hats, two (2) 20 inch sabian crash cymbals, and one (1) 22 inch sabian ride cymbal

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A lot of different people invented different drums at different times. For example, Congo came from Africa. However, during the early 1900s, people started experimenting with combinations of drums, later to form the modern drumset. Although it was mainly because of Mr. William Ludwig that the drum set was able to work. He invented the drum pedal which aloud drummers to sit down and play with their foot as well as their hands.

Pearl & Sound Percussion Drum Sets are the same thing...yes just different names