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Drum shell kit from Tama S.L.P "New-Vintage Hickory" series. The Tama S.L.P "New-Vintage Hickory" is made from 100% American Hickory.
Soundwise similar warm...
This new Superstar Hyper-Drive Duo is a unique and exciting series which will bring new value to the current drumming world. Similar to the groundbreaking...
Drum kit - shell set from Starclassic Walnut/Birch series. The evolution of Starclassic from maple, birch, bubinga, birch/bubinga continues, and now - after...
Drum kit - shell set from Starclassic Walnut/Birch series. The evolution of Starclassic from maple, birch, bubinga, birch/bubinga continues, and now - after...
Drum kit - shell set from Starclassic Walnut/Birch series. The evolution of Starclassic from maple, birch, bubinga, birch/bubinga continues, and now - after...
The handpan is the perfect combination of percussion and melody instrument. It consists of two thin, assembled stainless steel bowls. The halves are...
The DTX6K3-X defines the new mid-range of the Yamaha E-Drums range, and promises professional sounds and features for players on a budget, but offering a...
Drum Kit for Jazz or Rock. Classic 7-ply Gretsch formula maple shells. Configuration: 20''x16'' BD, 10x7'' Tom, 12x8'' Tom, 14x14'' Floortom, Single...
Drum set from Superstar Hyperdrive Maple Series, combine high-end features with affordability and durability. Built from 100% maple wood, 8-ply 7mm thin...
Drum set from Superstar Hyperdrive Maple Series, combine high-end features with affordability and durability. Built from 100% maple wood, 8-ply 7mm thin...
Drum set from Superstar Hyperdrive Maple Series, combine high-end features with affordability and durability. Built from 100% maple wood, 8-ply 7mm thin...
Drum set from Superstar Hyperdrive Maple Series, combine high-end features with affordability and durability. Built from 100% maple wood, 8-ply 7mm thin...
