Getting Started With a Drum Set From zZounds

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When it comes to drum sets, there are a lot of options available. From full acoustic kits complete with shells, cymbals, and hardware to electronic kits that provide an incredible experience for any drummer, there are lots of different ways to get started playing the drums.

Whether you’re looking for an acoustic kit or an electronic one, zZounds has all of the gear you need to begin drumming and grow your skills. We’ll help you find the right drums and cymbals, the best hardware for mounting and supporting your new set, and even a drum throne to keep you comfortable while you play.

The 1930s were a major turning point for drum sets, as jazz became popular and the first real rumblings of rock and roll began to develop. Ludwig introduced the spring-driven bass drum pedal with a “cymbal striker” to help with timing and consistency, and snare and hi-hat stands became more sophisticated. During this time, many accessory options began to come into play, including additional tone blocks and tunable top and bottom headed toms as well as cowbells and triangles.

Acoustic drum sets continue to be the most common type of drum set on the market today. These kits often come as a complete set with all the necessary pieces, including the drums, cymbals, hardware, and snare drum. Many kits also include a pair of drumsticks, such as 5B sticks for beginners.

If you’re ready to upgrade from a traditional acoustic kit, look no further than an electronic drum set from Yamaha. Featuring high-resolution sounds, advanced voicing, and kit modifiers, this incredible set has it all, including a Rec’n’Share app that allows you to record and share your drum tracks online!

In the 1960s, rock and roll really exploded. The baby boomers were coming of age, and they paired their youthful excitement with American influences and culture from across the ocean to create a unique style that revolutionized how we all viewed music and what it could mean for aspiring young drummers.

Whether you’re an acoustic or electronic drummer, you can learn from the best with this collection of top-rated drum sets. From the acoustic Mapex Mars Rock kit to the electric Yamaha DTX6K3-X, these zZounds drum set zzounds are sure to inspire you to create your own unique sound. Be sure to complete your new kit with all of the necessary accessories, such as a snare stand, bass drum pedal, hi-hat stand, and drum throne, and pick up a pair of drumsticks — we recommend 5Bs for beginners — and a drumstick holder to keep your stick stash organized and within reach.