We already play our guitars really loud and they have never complained. They might be scared of us long hairs though haha.No suggestions, but your neighbors are gonna love you.
Very true. I haven't played drums in many years and the prices now are insane. I pretty much just want something for my kids to play on and my 14 year old wants to record a solo album this summer.Depends on what you expect from the drums. You can get a decent set for $700 but the symbols and heads are what kill you in the end.
I have noticed that most brands have some cheaper sets so I have been reading the reviews and watching videos on the YouTubes so I can hear how they sound. The DrumCraft Series 5 seems to be the best so far, but I'm still looking around. I figure I'll eventually get some more symbols and stands and a cowbell (which is a must!) when I am able to.Good thread. I have had an itch to get a trap set for about 10 years but haven’t pulled the trigger. I’m worried my window has shut on that. Be interesting to see what you find out.
I have noticed that most brands have some cheaper sets so I have been reading the reviews and watching videos on the YouTubes so I can hear how they sound. The DrumCraft Series 5 seems to be the best so far, but I'm still looking around. I figure I'll eventually get some more symbols and stands and a cowbell (which is a must!) when I am able to.
Post of the week materialI would start with the cowbell and then build around it.
The problem with watching drums on youtube and seeing how they sound is a lot of that is strictly determined on how well the drums are mic’d and mixed. You could take a really expensive set and mic/mix it horribly and it will sound bad through youtube, and vice versa.I have noticed that most brands have some cheaper sets so I have been reading the reviews and watching videos on the YouTubes so I can hear how they sound. The DrumCraft Series 5 seems to be the best so far, but I'm still looking around. I figure I'll eventually get some more symbols and stands and a cowbell (which is a must!) when I am able to.
I have noticed that most brands have some cheaper sets so I have been reading the reviews and watching videos on the YouTubes so I can hear how they sound. The DrumCraft Series 5 seems to be the best so far, but I'm still looking around. I figure I'll eventually get some more symbols and stands and a cowbell (which is a must!) when I am able to.
You can get a decent set for $700 but the symbols and heads are what kill you in the end.
cymbals*What are these "symbols" that you are speaking of? Could you share them with us?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Limited-Ed...-incl-hardware-by-Premier-Drums-/230739826059
Just barely over your budget.