The cymbal's were the first thing I replaced, But I knew that when I bought the set, What do you expect for $300 !

For $300 , You get what you pay for, Just the basics.

Very playable ! Wish it came with a DVD instead of a tape for setting it up.

Seem's to be fairly well made , Nice finish, I got the black set, Love it ! The heads could be better, But again, For $300, What do you expect!, But they are playable with a little muffling.

It's worth $300 !

Haven't had to deal with them, I've had this set for a little over a month now, And beat the hell of of it, No problems !

Sex appeal ?????, It's a drum set man !!!!!!

Hobbyist

Rock, Alt, Punk

playing long time not a professional just love to play

old rock and oldies

Not bad...some tuning and muffeling should do the trick, replacement heads are another choice, but for a beginning drummer, I suggest muffeling the heads.

I dont really like the cymbals, for the fact tht the crash is a little too thin for my taste, and the hi-hat cymbals are a little to thin also, but just about everything else is fine...Maybe some adjusting on the bass pedal, but thats it.

I figure that if you know what your doing, the set will be easy to use. Tuning is probably the only thing you need to know, the rest is common sense. I suggest reading online to find out how to tune it.

Its made very well, for beginning drummers. If you have experience on the set then I suggest a 6 or 7 piece set. But its not like if you bump into the set its going to fall apart, its can take wuite the beating.

compared to any other set this one is a little expensive, for the fact that the drum heads are the cheepest ones I have seen, I muffled my heads but I would rather save the hassel by getting oiled heads, if they came like that then the set would probably be worth a lot more than its listed.

I didn't have any probelms that I would have to resort to calling the company. I gave it and 8 because the set is made good, but I don't remember any number to call them.

I gave it a 9 because I like the color I got, (black) but I dont like the cymbals, I'm not sure why.

Active Musician

Alternative, Rock, Punk

This is an inexpensive drum kit, so the drum heads and cymbals are low quality. They sound fine, and are very adequate for practice and for a beginner. I have checked, and replacement heads and cymbals are very pricey. This would be something to consider if using the set for live or studio situations.

Everything you need is included.

many years

classic rock

the only thing i heard to reaplace was thu cymbles BUT if you are a begginer keep what you have if you get better just upgrade

the stuff that went with it helps you get everything you need im just not sure about the sticks yet though

im not sure but the things ive heard there good

it wont fall apart if you bump it but the rubber stopers could be a little better for the bass

yes

any questions i had they awnsered fast and good

i really do its nice

school band

rock, alt, punk

This is awful. The sound is so bad. everything has to be replaced. heads, pedal, seat, stands, cymbals. I really go ripped off. I don't know about the 11 other people but this set is not worth it. This set is worth about $100.

EVERYTHING has to be replaced

I Have to wear head phones so i won't hear how bad it sounds.

It's horrible. nothing can adjust. i spent an hour just trying to adjust my toms.

This set should be worth baby $50.

Actually i looked up the company and found them. i looked all over there website and emailed them and there is no such thing as Rockwood.

I don't like it at all.

Active Musician

Metal, rock

Probably after you replace the heads, you will like the sound a lot more.

It came with everything you need to play it, just might want to adjust the pedal and replace the cymbals.

Everything works fine.

Nothing has broken yet.

Great deal for $300

Haven't needed to call.

Pretty good.