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Sound Percussion Labs

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The SPL Lil’ Kicker 3-piece drum set is specially designed for young drummers with a full-size passion for music. It’s built to the same standards as full-size kits with real multi-ply wood shells, fully tunable and replaceable top and bottom heads, and sleek chrome hardware and accents. The Lil’ Kicker’s "all-in-one" configuration comes complete with everything you need to start rockin’ right out of the box—including bass drum, snare drum, tom drum, stands, cymbals, throne, bass drum pedal, tuning key and even a pair of sticks. 

 The SPL Lil’ Kicker is available in 3 colors: Black, Dark Red and Metallic Silver.
Open Box Sound Percussion Labs Lil' Kicker 3-Piece Junior Drum Set Level 1 Black
Open Box Sound Percussion Labs Lil' Kicker 3-Piece Junior Drum Set Level 1 Black
Open Box Sound Percussion Labs Lil' Kicker 3-Piece Junior Drum Set Level 1 Black

Features

  • Full drum set ideally scaled for younger players 
  • Multi-ply all-real-wood shells in high gloss finishes 
  • Sleek, all-chrome hardware 
  • Adjustable height-cushioned drum throne 
  • Tunable and replaceable drumheads 
  • 16x12" bass drum  
  • 8x5" tom tom with holder 
  • 10x4" snare with stand 
  • Crash/ride cymbal with cymbal holder 
  • Hi-hat cymbals with stand
  • Bass drum pedal 
  • Drum tuning key, drum sticks and set up instructions 
  • CPSIA certified for ages three and up 
  • Available in Black, Dark Red and Metallic Silver

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    submitteda year ago

    byJohn

    fromWyandotte, MI

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    Decent for the price and for the beginner. Fits a 6 year old. Only problem was the highhat pedal. Had to fix it a couple of times, but, for the price it wasn't an issue.

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  • submitted7 months ago

    asked byPb

    fromundisclosed

    Would this be too big for a 2 year old?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The Sound Percussion Labs Lil' Kicker 3-Piece Junior Drum Set is designed specifically for young children, typically in the ages 3 to 7 range. However, whether it’s suitable for a 2-year-old depends on a few key factors: Pros for a 2-Year-Old: Scaled-down size: It’s much smaller than a full drum kit, making it physically more appropriate for toddlers than standard sets. Complete kit: It includes a bass drum, snare, tom, cymbal, and child-sized hardware. Sturdy build: It’s built with durability in mind for younger kids’ energetic playing. Potential Issues: Size: A 2-year-old might still be a bit small for even a junior kit. The pedal reach, stool height, and stick control might be a challenge. Motor skills: At 2 years old, fine motor skills and coordination may not be developed enough to use the pedals and cymbals effectively. Supervision needed: The hardware and small parts may require close supervision to ensure safety. If your 2-year-old is tall for their age and very into banging on things (with some supervision), the Lil' Kicker could be a fun and inspiring start—just expect to adjust the kit or help with setup and positioning.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byAnne

    fromWaukesha WI

    Suitable for beginner aged 8?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, it is.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byMisty

    fromStewartsville mo

    Would this set be good for a 10 year old beginner.

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    I don't think so. It would be too small.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byOs

    fromTampa,FL

    Would this be suitable for a 3 yrd old

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, it would.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byAngela

    fromGreenville SC

    What age group is the drum set for?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Up to 7 years.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byJen

    fromTalking Rock, GA

    My son just turned 8 and wants to learn how to play the drums. Is this the correct set and size for him to learn on? Thank you.

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    I would say, no. It's too small.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byOllie

    fromNewport News va

    Is this set too small for a 10 year old

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    Yes, it is too small.