Hello to everyone, I'm Bread.
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I'm Bread.
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Hello to everyone, I'm Bread.
Currently, I live in Toronto, Canada. I hope I will enjoy this forum, find here some new friends and useful tips.
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Location: Toronto,Canada
Posts: 3
I'm Bread.
I consider myself as a real music lover, I even try to listen to modern music as well as jazz and other classic genres.
Some time ago my son asked me to purchase drum kit for him. I was thinking about it for some time and now I'm ready to buy it. I believe, it's really good my kid is interested in music, this way he is like me when I was in his age.
So, any advice from you guys which kids drum set is better? I know they are pretty expensive, but I'm ready to spend a good sum of money for his dream.
I have several ideas:
https://www.amazon.com/Ashthorpe-3-Piece-Complete-Kids-Junior
https://primesound.org/best-drum-set-for-kids/
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Black-3-Piece-Complete-Junior-Drum-Set
What do you think about that? Do you have any experience with junior musical instruments?
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Hello Bread. Welcome to AOS.
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Good morning Bread - my advice would be to buy the drums in the form of a self-assembly kit, then when your son asks why, you can sing "I want to make it with you". Sorry about that, and welcome to the forum
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