Eastar 22 inch Drum Set Kit Full Size for Adult Junior Teen 5 Piece with Cymbals Stands Stool and Sticks, Metallic Silver

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Eastar 22 inch Drum Set Kit Full Size for Adult Junior Teen 5 Piece with Cymbals Stands Stool and...

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Quality

This is a surprisingly quality drum set for this price range.

Positive Review

This drum kit offers more pieces than most others in its price range, is full size and surprisingly good quality.

Positive Review

The cymbals are cheap quality as expected, so first thing i did was replaced those with some much more quality ones.

Neutral Review

To be honest it needs maybe a small booklet with the instructions and a few diagrams to show you things.

Neutral Review

Price

The price was right and both 'boys' love it.

Positive Review

I recently wanted to start drums so i bought this because it was a good price.

Positive Review

Shipping

The only suggestion i would say is the seller should consider shipping the item in a more sturdy box.

Neutral Review

Packaging/appearance

There was minor damage to snare drum head with no external box damage - indicating a packaging flaw.

Neutral Review

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This product had a total of 191 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 27 2020.

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Most positive review

Great drum set my boys love it

Least positive review

Drum set is extremely nice for the cost!!! The instructions were very bad and confusing if you have never put a drum set togeth... Read More

Most authentic review

This is the first drum set I've ever touched so I can't compare it to other drumsets. I bought this as gift and assembled it fo... Read More

This is the first drum set I've ever touched so I can't compare it to other drumsets. I bought this as gift and assembled it for them (took about 3 hours with instructions annoyances). Below are more details in the pros and cons with my experience.Pros:- Equipment build is good. Materials are heavy and resilient. This includes the drums, cymbals, poles, pedals etc. Parts that needed to be tightened will have no question be strong and held in place.- Drums were packaged well and organized. Helps not waste time pairing everything.- Sound seems niceCons:- THE MANUAL- Everything on a tripod was a pain in the arse to assemble/distinguish. The one-page manual had very good info on how the drums were assembled but only had pictures of the assembled cymbals, etc everything else that stood on a tripod. You'd think process of elimination - assemble the chair first, or pair things with threads - will help, but no.- The big cymbal had a big rust spot but was no big deal to me since it's going to be taking a beating anyways.- It also didn't look Blue, it's one of those Blue that looks slightly Blue at a certain angle. But I didn't care too much for this since it's a drum.Overall:A great, lovely gift. Your family/friends will love you. I def suggest buying it for them but to help you out on assembling it remember the following from me, who took 3 hours to assemble and know nothing about drums:- The tripod with the pedal is for the sandwich cymbals. The manual doesn't tell you have to dissemble it a little to put the cymbals on. You may think you're missing items based on the manual. Esp when all the tripods look the same to me.- The tripod with two poles is for the snare drum. The weird doohickey that looks like a claw with 4 padded fingers is meant to go on top of that and to hold the drum.- The two straight sticks that look like spears are actually the feet for the bass drum. I was confused as to why it looked so deadly and pointed but u just put a black cap on it anyways to hide it.Good luck friends. Read Less

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