Drum Gear

Best Cymbals for Metal Ultimate Buying Guide Introduction: One of the biggest aspects of drumming that separates drummers from each other is their cymbal setup. There are so many unique and wonderful cymbals out there, allowing drummers to mix and match different sounds to create their own voice.  Every style of music demands a certain

Bose Active Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 Review Headphones for E-Drums Introduction: If you have an electronic drum kit, you’ll either need an amp or a good pair of headphones to connect to the drum module. Most drummers tend to use headphones as a first option, as an amp can be heavy and expensive.  In this

PreSonus Studio One 6 Professional Review For Drum Recording Introduction: If you want to record drums, you need to have a DAW to work with. A Digital Audio Workstation will give allow you to connect microphones to your computer through a recording interface, and it will allow you to control all the audio that is

Electro-Voice Everse8 Review As an E-Drums Monitor Introduction: If you’re looking for something big and loud to hear your electronic drums, you should consider getting an amp or PA to place next to your kit. While there are plenty of good electronic drum kit amps available, there are even more general amps that are intended

Bose S1 Pro Review As an E-Drums Monitor Introduction: The Bose S1 Pro is one of the most popular portable speakers on the market. It’s been used by countless musicians to play gigs, practice in rehearsal spaces, and play sound for events.  In this review, we’re going to see how well this speaker works for

Gator Drum Bag w/ Divider System for Electronic Drum Kits Review Practical Buying Guide Introduction: While drum bags and cases are very commonly found for acoustic drums, there aren’t many options available that were specifically designed for electronic drums.  Electronic drums don’t get transported as often as acoustic drums, but it’s good to keep the

Evans UV1 Snare Tune-up Kit Review For Live Performance Introduction: If your snare drum is looking a bit old and worn, there are a few things you can do to freshen it up. The biggest thing would be to get a new drumhead, but you can also polish the metal, replace the snare wires, and