Cymbals not included. Two 20 and 22 inch kick drums.
120 People rated this product : 8 out of 10
5 People wrote reviews









8 out of 10
Feature:
The drums and mounts are nice but the hardware sucks. The pedals are cheap with really weak beaters and springs. Already had a spring break and a beater shaft bend.
Quality:
etc...
Value:
Even though I have plenty to say about the hardware the drums are well worth it. They should either leave the hardware out or improve it.
Desirability:
I've been wanting one since the first it.
Sound:
For being kinda crappy wood they sound really nice once you change all the heads (and I mean ALL!)
I'm a sound guy of 10 years (drummer of 20) and the drummer for Thor is on stage using mine right now.
The kit has new heads and great mics on it. I could not be more pleased with the sound.
Awsome attack, full lows, right amount of overtone. Beautiful!
PS. I'm not some hack fighing with a piece of crap "Mackie" board. I work on pro consoles with 40+ channels and have years of house and touring experience.
Ease of Use:
Like I said before. NEW HEADS! If you do that they tune up really nice, and once again don't bother with the hardware.
Support:
Haven't called but I hear they're right on it.
Overall:
So once again (for the price) the drums and mounts are great, but don't bother with the other hardware.
I would give the drums a 10 (once again for the price and I've been playing for 20 years) but I have to give an 8 for wasting my time with the crappy hardware.
I now own 4 kits. A tama, a premier, a DW, and this ddrum diablo death punx.
As you can see I have plenty to put it up against and it truly stands up.
Submitted: 9/15/2007
Style of Music: I play alot of styles. This is drumkit #4 that I own but this one is for metal.









8 out of 10
Feature:
The on-the-bass drum tom setup looks terrible. I have my toms floated coming off actual stands (all four toms) and they sound better like that as well. I'm only using one bass at the moment and with the stand there in it it's awesome, I'm using that stand for my ride and china.
Quality:
The lacquer has obvious lines where it starts/ends on the drum, and the bass drum lacquer wrinkles when exposed to close up strobe lights, etc. Also the toms can wear away at the lacquer if they are touching.
Value:
I'd rather have bought a Tama 5 piece, just for the solid quality.
Desirability:
Very sexy drum kit when it's set up right. It looks terrible in that photo compared to when its done properly. The stock pedals look pretty lame though.
Sound:
The stock heads are pretty cheap, I replaced them with Evans Genera G2 Coateds, they sound perfect for metal with a set of rings on those skins. If you throw a pillow in the bass drums against the batter skin and put Evans EMAD skina on the basses they sound - AMAZING -
Ease of Use:
Very customizable. There's so many different configurations and its so easy to put them into that configuration. Very playable, because of the beauty of it you can play it all day.
Support:
Haven't needed to. If anything on this kit breaks, it's easy to fix.
Overall:
Probably upgrade next year when I'll be recording more, etc.
Submitted: 12/22/2006
Style of Music: Metal/Hardcore
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