A great first drum set with hardware and cymbals.

This blazing Pulse fusion 5-piece set is designed for beginner or intermediate players. The versatile drum sizes work well for styles from pop to jazz and metal. A roadworthy covered finish will keep this set looking cool for years to come.

The Pulse Cymbal Pack includes a pair of 14" hi-hat cymbals, and an 18" crash/ride cymbal. Precision engineered in Germany, these lathed brass cymbals give you extraordinary value and vibrant sound.

Pulse 5-Piece Drum Kit with Cymbals Features:

• 22" x 16" bass
• 10" x 8" and 12" x 9" toms
• 14" x 14" floor tom
• 5-1/2" x 14" snare drum
• Bass pedal
• Cymbal stand
• Hi-hat stand
• Snare stand
• A pair of 14" hi-hat cymbals
• 18" crash/ride cymbal

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Pulse 5-Piece Drum Kit with Cymbals

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Ok for the price

Posted by Brandon from In a house in MI on Sep 29, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Part time drummer

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock/Pop

I got it about 2 years ago, the drum heads dented after a couple weeks and the bass drum pedal is really generic. The cymbal stands aren't that great either, they are thin and they wobble. I bought 2 more cymbal stands and different cymbals cause the ONE cymbal stand that they gave me was horrible. But now I got a whole bunch of new extras for it. And the bass drum has a annoying after tone unless you put like 3 pillows in it, but when I did that, the sound of the drum became quieter than it should.

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Solid beginner set..

Posted by Natetheman from Tacoma, WA on Aug 14, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Alternative/Screamo Rock

I got this set almost 5 years ago. It is my first set, and it is solid. I replaced the heads with Remo Ambassador Coated heads, and i love it. I have yet to replace the hardware and cymbals, seeing im only 15 and cant legally get a steady job. But overall its a good beginner set, and i am happy with the choice i made.

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OKay

Posted by Kylecam22 from Toledo, OR on Jul 15, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Alternative and Rock

I'm no expert to drumming considering this is my first drum set. I recieved it yesterday with a huge dent in the box(not a big deal). I than spent a few hours setting it up with no instructions. After getting it all set up, I didn't put a pillow or anything in the bass drum and it is the most quiet drum in the whole set. It seemed like it's hoop was a little bent to but I kind of forced it on which might of been a bad thing to do. Overall, after a little help setting up with a experienced drummer, you could have a decent drum set.

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This set is great for any drummer with...

Posted by Kerrang11 from North Jersey on Jun 30, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician; 7 years

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Metal, Alternative, Punk

This set is great for any drummer with a budget. I got it when the 20"crach/ride was stil included. I bought it just as a means to practice at my own home, since my gig/rehearsal kit stays at my bandmate's house. Since buying it, I've upgraded the cymbals and the set toms. The only things I would never dream of changing are the kick, ride cymbal, and snare. The kick just has an amazingly deep tone, and the snare just seems to fit. The ride has the perfect pitch and tone for my style, and the bell is just beautiful.

The drum heads, however, are not so great. Buy extras if you get this kit, you'll need them soon.

The set toms toms just didn't fit with my style of playing. They were to "bouncy" for my taste. I like toms with a wide range, depending on how you tune them. these toms, however, were very stiff, and were either too high or mute. The floor tom, however, was decent, at best. I still have it, since it's got a bit of a higher tone than the one I got to replace it, so it leaves me some options, but I hardly touch it.

Overall, it's a nice kit for beginners, and even some intermediates. I say buy it, but save some money and just get the shell pack. Go try out cymbals at guitar center or something, and get ones you like.

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Posted by Pyledriver33 from Wichita, KS on Jun 6, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist, beginning band member

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, funk, swing

Being, a beginner set, it's a good deal. I've had this drumset for about 2 months now and the heads are just starting to dent. I've replaced them with some Evans Onyx Heads and it sounds fantastic. I love the bass drum. It has a perfect loud muffled boom. It doesn't come with enough cymbal stands. But I bought 2 more and put new cymbals on it. I also put on a double bass pedal, cowbell, splash cymbal and an extra crash. Great deal if you upgrade.

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