Pearl Drum Set, Gloss Deep Red Burst, inch (DMP927SPC261)

These drums are outstanding. The thin maple shells produce excellent sound. They are well built by a company with a great track record. But don't believe me, read up on the internet. There are a number of reviews available. The only thing you need to add to these drums are good quality Evans or Aquarian heads. Then choose a good snare drum, and cymbals. You will have a great sounding set for a price that working people can afford! These are by far the best drums for the money available.

Base drum tom mounts over complicated. Now own 3 months. Rate 7 out of 10.

You order a drum set and this is what you get:The snare comes without stand, the bass drum comes without drum pedal, no stands for cymbals or hi-hat, no cymbals are included anyhow.

These are beautiful well made high quality drums. I just needed shells to replace 50-year old set of Rogers. I recommend getting tuner, which I have not used in past, but really makes a difference in sound of toms. Probably one of the best values out there for cost.

Pearl makes a great drum with wonderful sound qualities. This ships in 2 boxes to you.The redburst looks awsome.

I bought this New Fusion kit in solid yellow as a replacement gigging kit and I have mixed feelings about it.Pros: With good heads, these drums sound fantastic. I've already used them for two recording sessions and numerous gigs and I've gotten rave reviews all around. The yellow color and finish really pops and I couldn't be happier with how they look.Cons: The hardware seems to have been borrowed from the cheaper Export series and does not do this kit many favors. While gigging, the lugs loosen much quicker than other drum sets I've played. I can hear the tuning of the drums change significantly over the course of 15 or 30 minutes. This has never been the case with my other kits. I've even had a lug pop out of the bottom middle rack tom while playing, which in my mind is unacceptable even for a "budget" maple kit. I'm now looking at purchasing lug locks to prevent this.Positioning the rack toms is awkward with the separated tom arms, and it's kind of annoying how you need a drum key to adjust the angles. They do seem rather durable though.Also, the shells are very thin. They're light and easy to carry as a result, but I feel it wouldn't take much to crack them if these drums were used for touring or heavy gigging. I guess the warranty could help?It's rare to find a half-decent maple shell pack for the price, but the cut-rate hardware interferes with the live performance and sound and thus makes it impossible for me to recommend this to a working drummer.

I like the item, only wish I realized before ordering that I would only get part of the order because item is shipped in multiple boxes which Amazon has no clue about. Amazon Refers me to manufacturer. I only hope they will help me. Well the manufacturer says they sold the product to Amazon and it’s Amazon’s issue. They also told me I’m not the first person with this issue

You can not beat the value of this kit .I put some Evans batter heads on tuned them up and they sound great. They look great , excellent value