Drums

The Byzance Traditional Polyphonic Complete Set covers essential sounds for live, recording, and practice. Use this set to complete a standard kit or as a foundation to add other cymbals around it. Matching finish and weights provide consistent tone, feel, and volume.

Includes:

• 15" Polyphonic Hihat
• 18" Polyphonic Crash
• 21" Polyphonic Ride

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Popular 5A Acorn model drumsticks in a selection of new multi-layer neon color finishes. Colors available include neon yellow, green and pink. These super vibrant color finishes also glow under black lights.

Zildjian’ s one-of-a-kind L80 Low Volume cymbals are up to 80% quieter than traditional cymbals without losing the authentic Zildjian feel. They are ideal for practice spaces, drum lesson rooms, low volume gigs or anywhere you can’t play loud. Now available as singles, this 16” Crash is designed to seamlessly integrate into an existing L80 cymbal set or can be used as stackers or even HiHat components to create new and cool effects. All L80 Low Volume cymbals are Made in the USA.

The Ergo-Rider provides absolute ergonomic comfort and support. The hybrid of a round seat and a saddle style seat, it offers the maneuverability of the former, and the playing support of the latter. The front cutaway allows unimpeded thigh movement even during the most rapid double bass patterns.

Details:Height adjustable range: 505mm-660mm (19 7/8" - 26") Learn More

These ergonomically shaped tambourines are available as hand held or mountable versions.

A scaled down version of the popular line-up of 6000 Series retro-styled, flush-base hardware, 6000 Series Ultralight™ stands utilize smaller diameter, lighter gauge steel tubing and a low mass tube joint for optimal portability.

The 22" K Zildjian Dark Medium Ride is designed to perform in rock and jazz settings with equal effectiveness. This cymbal features a large bell for excellent projection in rock settings, and special hammering and lathing to open up the cymbal for broad tonal complexities in jazz settings. Exclusive "pin" lathing enhances the crashability and gives the cymbal a distinct apperance reminiscent of 1960s era K Zildjians.
K Zildjian cymbals continue to inspire drummers today with their deep, warm, and expressive sounds developed by Kerope Zildjian in 19th Century Turkey. Elaborate hammering and lathing techniques work the Zildjian alloy into versatile cymbals that are dark yet well suited for a wide variety of musical genres from jazz to rock.