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Ledger · 2021-12-14 15:17:44

Ive been interested in getting into drumming just as a hobby for a while, and I’ve been at a loss at what would be a good/reasonable set up to start with. As much as I’d love a proper drum set, my wife and neighbours would not feel the same as me I’d say, so it would be an electronic set for now anyway. Any help at all…

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14-12-2021 4:17pm

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Ledger

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Ive been interested in getting into drumming just as a hobby for a while, and I’ve been at a loss at what would be a good/reasonable set up to start with.
As much as I’d love a proper drum set, my wife and neighbours would not feel the same as me I’d say, so it would be an electronic set for now anyway.
Any help at all would be great! Thanks in advance 😁👍

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#2 15-12-2021 3:12pm
feylya

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If you just want to start out, something cheap like Thomann's MIllenium kit might be alright https://www.thomann.de/ie/millenium_mps_150_e_drum_set_bundle.htm It's not going to sound the greatest, but it should do for banging along with some songs. Might be worth waiting a few months to see how many Christmas present drumkits turn up on Adverts.

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#3 15-12-2021 3:25pm
loveall

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Yamaha DTX range. Thomann, Gear4music... Has coaching module. We like it.

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