This acoustic drum kit is ideal for young drummers and musicians looking for a compact, high-performance kit. With its 9-ply poplar shells and SONIClear bearing edges, it delivers excellent resonance and great sound clarity, making it perfect for practice, music lessons, or playing in an apartment. Its junior size makes it easy to transport and set up, while the Mapex accessories provide good stability and optimal comfort for an effective and enjoyable learning experience.
| Bass drum | 18 x 16 inches |
|---|---|
| Tom | 10 x 7 inches |
| Floor tom | 14 x 12 inches |
| Snare drum | 14 x 5 inches |
| Shells | 9-ply poplar |
| Thickness | 7,2 mm |
| Bearing edges | SONIClear |
| Cymbal stand | C250 |
| Hi-hat pedal | H250 |
| Bass drum pedal | P250 |
| Snare stand | S250 |
| Drum throne | T400S |
| Hi-hat | 14 inches (brass) |
| Crash | 16 inches (brass) |
| 2 ball-joint tom arms | TH6215 |
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