Drums

Hardware is a critical part of a drummer’s rig. You’ve got to have the right tools for the job, as you can’t have your expensive gear falling on you, breaking on you, or not functioning as needed. Cymbal stands and boom arms carry some of the load in a drummer’s setup, as they hold cymbals…

Drums too loud? Scared of bugging your neighbors? Can’t stand listening to your wild child practice? Whatever the situation, the if you’ve experienced the pain of a loud drumkit, you understand the situation well. If this is a problem you’re looking to solve, it may be time to consider a quiet drum set. In this…

There are many components to a drum kit. You could have your snare, toms, kick and even cymbals all in tow, but you still need hardware to prop it all up. Most drummers like to put their snare on its own snare stand and considering the role it plays in a drum set, it’s hardly…

“The drums are too loud!” For better or for worse, drummers often find themselves having to make compromises to ensure they aren’t overpowering a band or playing at a volume that isn’t suited to a specific venue. This often occurs at churches, where a drummer might be welcomed, but is asked to play in a…

Every drummer needs a drum throne, but different drummers have different needs. Some are bigger. Some are smaller. Some are looking for comfort, while others are looking for more padding. It might seem vain to think about, but it’s not – drummers are responsible for holding a band together rhythmically. So, if they aren’t comfortable…

Every drummer requires hardware. It often ends up being the most substantial and even heaviest part of a drummer’s overall setup. Your needs will likely vary depending on how you want to configure your layout. For many drummers, a drum rack is the simple and logical answer, for cymbals, rack toms and more. In this…

Some people love drum machines. Others don’t. Drum machines haven’t exactly shed their image of being a novelty from the 80s. But you would be surprised to find how often they are used in new music. The interesting part is that you don’t necessarily need to use drum machines as your entire rhythm section. You…

You want to be able to practice the drums at home. The only problem is that drums are typically too loud. You could easily end up disturbing roommates, family members and even your neighbors while practicing. If you cause too much ruckus, you could even end up with the cops at your door. Fortunately, electronic…