What
Snare Drum Kit Should I Buy?
You
have come to the right place because we are here to help.
If you have a specific question, then please just email
us your question.
We
want you to be well informed with your purchase and will offer
some suggestions based on quality and price. Learning the
drums and how to play them is a great way for your child to
be part of something very special. When I first started playing
the drums we were required to start with a practice pad which
for my parents was a great way to slowly get introduced to
the sounds a drum can make.
Drums
are loud, but there are practice pads like the Cannon Gladstone
Practice Pad Standard that
can go over the top of the drum that will drastically cut
down the volume. We also strongly suggest that you get your
child accustomed to ear protection. This will go a long way
to protecting their hearing and making sure that if they really
start to hit the drum hard that they will not lose any hearing.
There
are head phones and ear plugs that can be purchased at a variety
of online vendors like Ebay or Amazon. Here is a set of head
phones that are made for children and it has great reviews
from other parents, the Peltor 90554 Junior Earmuff, Blue
You can also look on Ebay for standard musicians ear plugs.
Stay away from the foam ones, unless the budget calls for
them. Ear plugs can be replaced if lost, but your child's
hearing can not.
The
hard part will be getting to wear them when they are supposed
to, so part of taking up the drums should be protecting their
hearing and that should be stressed prior to taking on the
responsability.
Now
on to snare kits and what makes a good snare kit. I know the
school system wants you to have an all in one kit with a case,
so they can easily take it to school and bring it home.
Here
is snare kit on Musician's Friend that is in the medium price
range. It has the rolling case, snare drum, stand and rubber
practice pad. Pearl is a well known drum company that has
been making drums since the 60's
Here
are a variety of snare kits on Amazon. There are a lot of
options in snare kits, so first see what your school music
program requires then come back here and visit Amazon to see
which has the best options for the price.
If
you are not sure of what to do then just email us your requirements
and we will find the best deal and send you the links. We
are here to help and look forward to a "Sound" purchase
with the Expert advice from the Drum Experts
-The
Kids Drum Experts
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