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Acoustic Drums for Beginners

Are you looking for an easy way to get started with drums?

We've compiled some of the best entry-level drum kits for those just embarking on their musical journey. These kits are designed to inspire new players without breaking the bank, and we have a wide range of colors, sizes, and styles so that you can find the perfect kit for your needs.

Whether you’re a child or an adult, we have what it takes to help you become the next great drummer with kits from Mapex, Ludwig, Tama and more.

These drums were selected by our Expert team of musicians who understand how important it is to start off right when learning an instrument. That's why we've made sure these beginner acoustic drum kits sound amazing for use anywhere - at home, at school, or even in concert halls around the world.

If you want quality without breaking your budget then look no further than our range of Acoustic Drums For Beginners at PMT.

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What should I consider when choosing an acoustic drum kit for a beginner?

When selecting an acoustic drum kit for a beginner, consider the following factors:

- Size and Configuration: Opt for a kit with a basic setup, such as a 5-piece kit, which typically includes a bass drum, snare drum, two toms, and a floor tom. This setup is versatile and provides a solid foundation for learning.

- Build Quality: Look for a kit made from durable materials, such as hardwood shells, which offer better sound quality and longevity. Entry-level kits often use cheaper materials, so balance quality with budget.

- Included Hardware: Ensure the kit comes with essential hardware, such as a drum stool, pedals, and stands. Some kits may include additional accessories like drumsticks and a drum key, which can be useful for beginners. 

How do I set up and tune my acoustic drum kit?

To set up your acoustic drum kit:

- Assemble the Kit: Start by setting up the bass drum, attaching the drum hoops and pedals, and then install the toms and snare drum. Ensure all hardware is securely tightened.

- Tune the Drums: Begin by tuning the drum heads. For each drum, use a drum key to tighten or loosen the tension rods evenly around the drumhead to achieve a balanced pitch. Start with a low pitch and gradually adjust until you reach the desired tone. Remember to regularly check and fine-tune the heads as they stretch or settle over time.