5-Piece Junior Starter Drum Kit with Cymbals, Hardware, Sticks, & Throne - Blue

I ordered the drum set for my son. Upon opening and trying to assemble it I realized I was missing quite a few pieces. I will say I reached out to customer service and they were able to rectify the situation very quickly. As someone who it's not Savvy when it comes to putting things together I felt a little overwhelmed. After getting all the pieces assembly was not as hard as I thought it was going to be. The trickiest part for me was the high Cymbal. After an hour of trying to figure out how to assemble it I was able to find a YouTube video and got it assembled in under 5 minutes. Overall based on the great customer service, despite the fact that I was missing a few pieces initially I would definitely recommend this drum set.

This is a great set and exactly what we were looking for to give our 8 and 10 year old sons. Very good quality and the drums came in one box that was easy to assemble. Our kids enjoy the look and quality of the music and it is perfect for kids I’d say from 6-12 years old

I was very concerned and skeptical, but I can't believe how cool this little kit really is. I would say most of the stuff folks said here is true. Knowing what to expect is helpful too. I had very low expectations. I would never makes the comparison to an adult kit. I hope the guy with the video figured out he needed to tighten the leg saddle hardware from the inside of the drums before installing the heads. I snugged up all the lug units too. That's what it took for our kit, just a few tweaks, but adding lock washer is wise on any persistently loose ones. The snare stand likes to move about too, but that was just a case of tightening the nut with a bit more oomph and a pliers. The snare took a few tweaks, the spring in there needed to be spread out. It will never have that nice crack, but think, a real snare drum is several hundred bucks at least. I have been teaching my young percussionist to hit light in preparing for this and I have to say these are surprisingly not as loud as I expected. I also threw an old pillow in the kick, and that sounds nice now too. The kick pedal, and the hi hat stand are definitely crap. I had to replace the spring. FYI a thick broccoli band was a godsend on X mas morning while under the gun. Lighter springs are available in the door hardware section of Home Depot. My little three year old can play that kick drum but the spring made it too stiff for her to depress, it also did not recoil the way it should, thus the new spring. The cymbals are also junk, already have a dent in one. Dad's going to eventually replace those hopefully with some CL turks, if I'm lucky. Sure would have been nice to have a real ride cymbal, thats what it is really missing. I recommend sparing ones sanity preemptively and watching a tuning video on you tube. Its not hard, and will teach you to stretch the heads and tune away annoying ringing or at least get them to sound musical. Those tones are the things that would make me loose it. I'm no expert, but as a guitar player, I could hear when they sounded assonant vs. dissonant and loping. Now, she just sounds like budding artist practicing a jazz solo on a tight kit. Also a great investment are the gummy window gels kids stick to the windows. Exactly the same as the blue gels they sell to dampen undertones on the heads, but the kids will love to decorate the heads in this case with santas and mistletoe. Just those alone eliminate a good portion of the pain for parents. Little tip, they work on the resonant (bottom) heads too. Thats where most of the nasty tones come from anyway. Overall, we are very happy. By comparison, I was in a local store that was selling half the kit with half the goodies for about the same price. I prefer to buy local yet this was a great deal, but if she's not laying down a rock solid 4/4 by March, they're going on CL.... Just kidding. Main thing to remember is like any instrument, it tases a few tweaks to get it playing and sounding right. I have never bought a guitar that didn't need the nut shaved or saddles adjusted, etc, before it played and sounded right, drums are no exception. Put in the time to learn about it and make the adjustments and the experience is enhanced tenfold.

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased this for my 8-year-old son, and it’s been a hit! Assembly was straightforward and didn’t take long, which was a relief. The quality of the product is impressive, feeling sturdy and well-made. My son is thrilled with it and has already spent hours playing and exploring all its features. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into the design, making it both functional and fun. As a parent, I’m happy to see him enjoying something that keeps him engaged. Overall, I’m very pleased with this purchase and would highly recommend it to others. Great value!

gammon is a nice company got a problem let them know and its fixed,,,,,thes are real drums,,,but like all the jr drum set brands they have a little flaw here and there but with a little money here and there they can be up graded to be a very solid pro drum set all i had to do was be very careful when playing them cause the mounts that mount the drum set can brake if you beat the hell out of them, or over tighten them, on the mounting arm. so they were fine, and i went easy on them till i was able to take the mounts down to a drum shop and get some pro ones to replace them, i bought a set used dirt cheap and found some parts on ebay too as well cheap. and i replaced the cymbals and hi hat, thats all i had to replace ,and i got a pro drum set for a hell of a lot cheaper im a adult and play the drums. but i live in a small apartment, i bought thes knowing they were nice and would be worth it. with a little money put in to them i could have a pro drum set cause im taller. i mounted them to a drum rack and it raised them up now with up grades to them i have the same thing as the pro pearl brand adult down scale sized traval pro drum sets like the pros use when theres no room in a small night club for a reg drum set and a down scale drum set is needed so i saved hundreds cause the pearl pro down scale drum sets are alot of money just plan to up grade if you decide you want your kid to go to the next step.. if you replace the mounts on the drums to real drum mounts and replace the cymbals and up grade to better pro drum heads youll have a pro jr drum set for 100s less that will last for years ...now if you need just something for them to bang on then just down the road if the mounts brake.. take them off and down to a drum shop and get some used ones off a drum set and your up and running they well last and last,,just ask them to find a mount that will fit show them the ones on the jr drum set.....