Drum That Releases Comprehensive Case Study on Drum Set Cost

The report analyzes the most popular drum kits on the market to determine the best.

United States – December 18, 2023 —

[December 8th, 2023] DrumThat.com, one of the most reputable dedicated drumming blogs, has proudly announced the findings of an extensive review of the most popular drum kits on the market to help consumers make calculated decisions regarding their prospective purchases.

A Detailed Case Study on Seven Top Drum Sets

Drum That owner Denis Loncaric, a drummer with almost two decades of drumming experience, spent months reviewing drum sets from seven top manufacturers to determine the best drum sets on the market. Having tested kits from DW, Gretsch, Ludwig, Mapex, Pearl, Sonor, and Yamaha, the website has released its case study findings regarding the ultimate solutions for drummers heading into 2024. 

After reviewing a range of three-piece and seven-piece drum kits, Drum That used its own PPS (price per shell) measurement to provide users with clear insights into the value for money offered by each set. 

The research has unearthed some valuable findings for drummers of all experience levels, as well as those with different budgets for their purchases. The case study found that a beginner’s drum set typically costs around $300 with accessories included, although Pearl’s Roadshow Jr. has the market’s cheapest shell at $74, making it the perfect budget-friendly solution for beginners who may not be ready to invest heavily in a hobby that they may not sustain. 

Drummers looking for affordability will be impressed by Pearl’s average shell price of $160, which is the cheapest of the seven major manufacturers. Conversely, DW has the highest average shell price at $560 per shell. Meanwhile, experienced drummers seeking professional drum sets will find that they start from $1,400 for shells only while the Yamaha PHX is the highest price per shell at $1852.

In addition to providing insightful cost breakdowns for dozens of drum sets across the seven major manufacturers, the case study informs consumers on what to look for when buying a drum kit. This covers what may be included in a beginner’s drum set, as well as the additional items that are not always included by default. It also details the differences between beginner and professional drum kits, such as the difference in materials and sound.

The comprehensive case study on drum set cost serves as the ultimate buying guide for drummers and parents looking to buy the right kit for their child. Better still, every drum set included in the report comes from the biggest manufacturers, meaning quality is guaranteed. 

About Drum That

Drum That is a website launched by drummer Denis Loncaric, who uses over 18 years of drumming experience to provide valuable information for all drummers from novices to professionals. In addition to reviews on drum sets and accessories, the blog tales from the stage, tips on tuning drums, and other cool drummer geekery. 

Contact Info:
Name: Denis Loncaric
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Organization: Drum That
Phone: 0038162336030
Website: https://drumthat.com

Release ID: 89116573

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