Pearl Midtown Drum Set 4-Pc Shell Pack-Pure White (MDT764P/C33)

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Pricing is something you always have to take into consideration when buying a kit. You need to see everything that a Pearl kit is offering and decide how much value for money you think it has. At the end of the day, you should choose which Pearl kit best fits your budget as well as which one caters to your needs the best. The Roadshow Series is always going to be a top recommendation for first-time drummers, and I was just as impressed with this jazz version of the kit as I was when trying the main version. Yamaha was in the space with its first Manu Katche, which now stands a 5-piece version and Premier.

Now it is time to look at the construction and design. And I believe it is not going to disappoint either. The idea for small-size bop kits featuring a 16-inch bass is not new. Many famous drummers, especially those who play jazz, often use such configuration since the 50s or even earlier years. Every component is made standard and compact in quality and features. This could also be a more affordable option than other brands offering the same or even fewer features. Here are many other contenders who are trying to make the market more reachable by different drummers. Many of them are in the higher-end space of the sector. The Pearl Midtown comes as of the latest contenders. The vintage-flavored Gretsch Catalina Club drum set is another strong contender for the best mini drum set on the market. These drums are constructed with Mahogany wood for rich and deep tones and feature 30-degree bearing edges for added warmth.This is one of the best sounding and most affordable compact kits I’ve tried. The mahogany shells are superb, so I found this kit offers plenty of value. Generally speaking, just about everyone will agree that Pearl doesn’t disappoint when it comes to quality. Even hardcore fans of other brands, more often than not, side with this general statement. We have grown to have an expectation that Pearl products at the very least will feel solid, function as advertised, sound decent and survive a fair share of abuse. The Midtowns are no exception.

The market for small drum kits has been swelling over the past few years. We all know how important a quality set it for any drummer – beginners and professionals alike. This is why drummers will spend huge amounts of money just to get their hands on the perfect drum set. These drums deliver premium, vintage sounds thanks to the 7-ply mahogany shells that come equipped with 30-degree bearing edges. This drum set pays homage to the classic Gretsch sound and blends classic configurations with contemporary modern hardware innovations.I have dealt with many kits at this price range, and you will always find some flaws, irregular threads, dull spots, pores in welded seams, pits in the chrome finish, and many other things that can make a kit imperfect. Maple and mahogany are the best shell types for jazz, as maple kits have warm and resonant tones and mahogany kits have vintage low-end warmth. This is a drum set that was an absolute delight to play. These drums delivered super satisfying tones across all of the drums that were remarkably musical and expressive. The supplied riser slots into a hole in the bottom of the bass drum, making sure that it’s firmly supported from the batter side as well as the front, and Pearl has cut a groove in the batter-side hoop to ensure that your pedal chain doesn’t get caught. It’s a simple, but nice addition that adds to the Midtown’s no-fuss design.