recommendations

All the items below are affiliated links to equipment and resources that I would recommend.

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Feel free to get in contact if you need some advice on equipment that isn't listed or can't find what you need on this page.

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As a drum teacher it is important to me that my students have an easily accessible list of recommended equipment and resources. 

resources

essentials

electronic drums

under £500

pros:

+ Mesh Heads

+ flexible set up

cons:

- not the best sound

pros:

+ yamaha build & sound

+ easy to set up

cons:

- rubber pads

- limited set up

£500 - £1000

pros:

+ Mesh Heads

+ Roland build & sound

cons:

- bass drum pad

- 2 zone ride

pros:

+ large pads

+ 2 crashes

cons:

- 2 zone ride

- Sounds

- no accessory pack

pros:

+ 3 zone ride

+ Silicone snare

cons:

- Rubber toms

pros:

+ Real hi hat stand

+ 3 zone cymbals

cons:

- Rubber toms

pros:

+ Best module

+ Mesh snare

+ Best Kick pad

cons:

- Rubber toms

- 2 zone ride

£1000 - £2500

pros:

+ Real hi hat stand

+ 3 zone cymbals

cons:

- Yamaha sounds

pros:

+ Best module

+ Mesh snare & Toms

cons:

- 2 zone ride

pros:

+ Best module

+ Mesh Snare & Toms

+ Real hi hat stand

+ 2 crashes

+ Real Hi hat Stand

+ 3 zone Ride

cons:

- Price

pros:

+ Looks like a real kit

+ Best module

+ 2 crashes

+ Real Hi hat

cons:

- Price

pros:

+ 3 Crashes

+ 4 toms

+ Looks like a real kit

cons:

- Alesis sounds

miscellaneous