Price is for one of the above children's junior drum kits.
Available in either the red or blue colour above, these real tuned authentic children's junior drum kits make an excellent choice for parents and carers who are looking for a scaled down version of a professional drum kit that is manufactured by a professional drum specialist, with a sound no less than what would be expected from the very best in its category - without breaking the bank! This 3 piece young children's junior drum kit set is made of 6-ply wood shells, making them stronger than most other children's drums; the bass drum at the bottom measures 13" x 8" (33 x 20cms) with 4 lugs, the tom tom drum 8 "x 5" (20 x 13cms) with 3 lugs, the wooden snare drum 10" x 5" (26 x 13cms) with 4 lugs and a splash cymbal measuring 8" (20cms) in diameter. This children's drum kit comes with a bass drum pedal, holder arms and one pair of drumsticks.
Ideally sized for 3 to 5 year old children.
Estimated dimensions when set up:
24W x 12D x 30H (inches)
61W x 30D x 76H(mm)
*Note: Rest assured that to make it easy for you, we have written assembly instructions for this drum kit and they will be included in the box.
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Who Invented Drum Kits?
Due to a lack of space in theatres, in the 1890s percussionists started experimenting with footpedals to play the bass drum - so they could beat more than one instrument at once. Someone called William Ludenburerwig made the first bass drum pedal system in 1909 which paved the way for today's modern drum kit. By the first world war, drum kits consisted of bass drums and other percussion instruments and at that time this set up became part of playing jazz music. By the 1930s four piece drum kits were standard, consisting of tom-toms, snare drums, bass drums and floor toms. Amazingly, in 1964 drumming became even more popular when Ringo Star from the Beatles played on American television.
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