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The
Enforcer EDS2001 Drumset
Parents are often looking for a reasonably priced starter
drumset for their son or daughter. They don't want to spend
$500 or $600 for a nicer set until they see how commited their
child is to practicing and whether or not they will stick
to it.
Drum
Bum™
has searched the market and found what we think is a great
bargain. The "Percussion Plus" beginner drumset
has garnered much praise in the industry and recently won
an award for excellence. This in and of itself says something.
It means that the music industry felt that this was a well-constructed
drumset and a good value for the money.
The shells
are made of multi-ply hardwoods. Available colors are Black,
Metallic Wine Red, Sky Blue, Metallic Red, Steel Grey, Metallic
Smoky Silver, and Midnight Blue. The sizes are generous and
the toms are "power toms" meaning they have a deeper
sound preferred by young drummers today. Addtionally, all
the drums come equipped with REMO drumheads, the finest in
the industry.
The
hardware (metal stands) is all double braced. This helps
the stands stay upright when played relatively hard and renders
them more durable in the long run.
The cymbals
leave a bit to be desired but this is typical for lower priced
starter sets. Better cymbals would drive the price up another
$300 or more. The student can always upgrade to better cymbals
at a later date.
Extra
Features that are not always included on a drumset in
this price range include:
- 12 lugs on each of the mounted toms (this provides for more
flexibility in tuning)
- A 16" bass drum (as opposed to 14").
- Adjustable telescoping bass drum legs that allow for greater
positioning.
- A steel snare drum (as opposed to wood) that offers more
flexibility in tone.
- Quality REMO clear drumheads.
- Cymbals and throne included! (Not often included with a
drumset priced this low).
We hope
this review has been helpful. If you have any other questions
about this set or any of our products, please call us at 1
800 DRUM BUM (378-6286) and we'd be happy to assist further.
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