What is the best drum brand to buy for a five year old to start learning on?
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Having grown up with a brother who played drums, everyone in the house will THANK YOU for that set.
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M$
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Experience.
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Are you crazy!!!! :-)
I hope you have a basement or garage with good sound proofing!!!
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There are some points I'd like to offer:
1. You must seriously consider the height of this device for your 5 year old. You will need to get a real drum throne for this to be safe; the kid should be able to have his/her feet on the floor and have the pads adjusted low enough so that the lower pads can accept strikes with the forearms at around a 90 degree angle. Otherwise, this device will cause fatigue and the kid will hate it.
2. One of the reasons children gravitate toward drums is because they are loud. I am afraid most kids would lose interest in this item quickly.
3. There are a number of silent things your kid can already bang on in the house - a couch, the floor, a dog...
4. For the price of this pad set along with a typical pedal (especially with THAT pedal), you could purchase an entire drumset.
Good answer!