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Sun, Sea, and the PMT Sale. Discover your perfect setup in-store or online at our Summer Drum Sale, with products from Tama, Ludwig, Zildjian and more. Whether you need cymbals, hardware, or a new set of shells, find a bargain now!

What is the difference between acoustic and electronic drums?

Acoustic drums produce sound naturally through the vibration of drumheads and cymbals, offering a rich, dynamic range and the traditional feel many drummers prefer. Electronic drums, on the other hand, use electronic sensors and sound modules to produce drum sounds, providing benefits like volume control, a variety of sound options, and the ability to practice quietly with headphones. Each type has its own advantages, depending on the player's needs and environment. 

How should I care for and maintain my drums and percussion instruments?

Proper care and maintenance of drums and percussion instruments include regularly cleaning drumheads, cymbals, and hardware with appropriate cleaners to prevent dirt and grime build-up. Tuning your drums regularly ensures they sound their best, and it's essential to check and tighten hardware components to prevent wear and damage. For wooden drums, avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures or humidity to prevent warping, and store all instruments in protective cases when not in use.

Bass Guitar FAQs

  • How many strings are on a bass guitar?

    Bass guitars usually have 4-strings. Some extended range bass guitars may have 5, 6, 7 or more strings, however these are specialised instruments.

  • What is the best bass guitar for beginners?

    The best bass guitar for a beginner will be something easy-to-play, comfortable, and inspiring. Check out our Bass Guitar Buying Guide for more information.

  • What is a decent inexpensive bass guitar?

    Some of the best inexpensive bass guitars are made by Squier, who offer iconic silhouettes such as the Jazz and Precision models but at a lower price.

  • What is the point in 5 and 6 string bass guitars?

    5 and 6-string bass guitars are known as 'extended range' instruments and they are used to reach notes out of the scope of a traditional bass guitar. This can be useful in certain genres of music that require these notes to be played.