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Tom Porter and Rhythm Magazine, Thu 27 Aug 2009, 3:30 pm UTC
Every month, Rhythm Magazine take the finest drum gear on the planet and thrash it to within an inch of its life. Every week, we post the results in the form of a killer buyers’ guide. Following the first ultimate drum setup gallery, we’ve another best of the best: the top 10 drum kits money can buy, whatever your budget. First up: the Adder kit in glorious yellow…
“Astonishingly generous package, the only kit with 14" hats, 16" and 18" cymbals, plus two double-braced cymbal stands and full professional lug count. In addition to that, there's a complete set of carrying bags and drum/cymbal mute pads. Finally, you have cool finishes in black, chrome, red and even Bumblebee Yellow, all with black metal fittings.” (Via: Buyers' guide: how to buy beginner drum kits)
“Kits such as the Adder are all about perspective. Any half-serious drummer would find it underwhelming in terms of build quality and tone, but, as mentioned in the review, when judged on its own merits it acquits itself well. It's certainly a better budget kit than what was doing the rounds even five years ago; the full complement of stands, cymbals, bags and silencers is very welcome, and it comes in at a remarkable price.” (Via: Cannon Adder Kit full review)
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