• RhythmTech Drum Kit Pack

  
  As reviewed by drummer 72 on 12/28/2010

  The only complaint I have for this is that when you hit the cowbell the tambourine vibrates. Besides that this is the perfect buy for someone who needs a cowbell and tambourine but don't have a lot of money to spend. The cowbell has a nice high pitch sound sort of like at the beginning of Low rider or Rock of ages. The tambourine has a piece of rubber on that keeps you from breaking drum sticks.

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• More cowbell, nice addition

  
  As reviewed by Gio on 4/2/2011

  This kit is perfect if you're looking to add more toys to play with on your drum set for cheap. Setup is very simple and quick and the clamp comes with rubber grips to protect your stand. I would have to agree with the other reviews and say that this kit isn't the best sounding kit and you'll want to upgrade after a while but it's a very inexpensive alternative if you don't have deep pockets. The tambourine rings a little when you hit your cowbell but it's barely noticeable if you're just jamming out in the garage with your friends. If you've got a fever and the only prescription is more cowbell, this is a good start!

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• Easy addition (but you'll want an upgrade)

  
  As reviewed by drummerD on 10/2/2006

  If you're looking to add some sounds to your kit, this rhythm pack is an inexpensive and easy way to get both a tambourine and cowbell with a mount. Installation is simple: just attach the mounting bracket to any open space on a tom or cymbal stand and you're ready for a more colorful drumset sound. Unfortunately, I think that the cowbell and tambourine themselves leave a lot to be desired. The cowbell is very small and gives a high pitched bark. Normally, a good cowbell for riding will give a deeper thud with more resonance. The positive side is that the cowbell has some serious cutting capabilities! This thing will absolutely cut through your guitars and amps, even when cranked to 11! The tambourine is about what you'd expect--it is extremely quiet. If you're using this in most gig settings, it's going to need to be miked up to be heard at all. The sound is very basic, very generic tambourine. I think this would be most useful at a coffee-house gig where quiet drumming can be supplemented with something like an un-miked tambourine. All in all, the set is a good introduction to expanding your sound, but the individual instruments may soon leave you wanting for more.

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