Drum Kit Eastar Full Size, Junior Drum Kit 5-Piece, Christmas Gift Ideas,with Adjustable Throne and Cymbal, Pedal & Drumsticks, 16 inch, Metallic Blue

I didn’t take it out of the box, I didn’t need to as it was clearly NOT fit for an adult. It did look good, the finish looked good & the chrome looked nice.I got this as a Christmas gift for my wife, some of the questions & answers & the reviews lead me to believe it would be suitable, she’s about 5’5”, it is to small for her. It looks like it is a nice quality drum kit for a 5 - 10 year old (based on my daughter being 10 & she would just about be ok with the size).If this is a gift then get it delivered away from the recipient lol,I have scored the stars as an average score, what I see of it it looked good, just small, it was never built or set up but it could be amazing, read other reviews for that kinda thing. I couldn’t honestly mark down or up & had to score.Everything looked like it was there & it arrived in good time. Still waiting for the collection of it.

The media could not be loaded.  7 piece drum set. The kids are pretty impressed!About 12 years ago we bought a little cheap drum set. It cost maybe 30 dollars and lasted a month. This is a full sized, considerably better drum set! As a young couple there is no way we could have afforded this back then, so it is on the higher end for a young family on a budget. (Note: Eastar does make a simpler set for half the price)But, now as a homeschool family, the price is what I would expect for my kids to be learning on for music class. You definitely get a very good value for your money!It took about 2 hours to assemble with the help of two of my kids. One thing I would say is to make sure you run your finger around the bass drum rim and tom tom before placing down and tightening the drum heads. When I did the first tom tom drum head I didn't check and a little wood fleck or grain pressed into the head. It'd be awfully easy to puncture the head as you're focused on tightening evenly. Also make sure you tighten according to the pattern on the back of the instructions for a good even tension (my teenager pointed that out to me).The Hi-hat cymbals are tricky to understand. Sandwich the top cymbal between the felt and screws, similar to the crashing symbol. Then, rest the lower cymbal on the larger felt with the plastic screw to keep it from jumping up. Then, adjust the pedal height to what you prefer.In the photo and video is my 6 yr old for drum size reference.It seems to be a good buy for a 6 yr old - young teen. I think even I could sit in a adjustable desk chair at this set and learn some drumming patterns.I'm very pleased with our purchase! It is a solid entry level junior set!

Works perfect and great price.

This set is a great size for an 8 yr old. The sound is amazing. My only complaint is with the assembly instructions. They were very hard to follow. I ended up going to YouTube, luckily there was one video that explained the assembly clearly.

I’m gonna start by saying I don’t know anything about drums.I got these to learn on and I had NO CLUE how to put them together. The instructions were basically non existent…. So I found a YouTube video by a guy called Demon Sweaters… even though I was totally put off by his name I became soooo grateful to him since he really did a phenomenal job explaining how to assemble them!They sound good to me and my novice ear and they are fun.

This is so a mazing gift