Specialty Drums
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Used MEINL 8x6 HE3018 Drum
Available at:San Antonio, TX
Condition: Excellent
Available at:Plano, TX
Condition: Great
Available at:Tyler, TX
Condition: Great
Available at:Indianapolis, IN
Condition: Great
Available at:Indianapolis, IN
Condition: Great
Available at:Wichita, KS
Condition: Great
Available at:Oxnard, CA
Condition: Great
Available at:Summerlin, NV
Condition: Great
Available at:Appleton, WI
Condition: Great
Available at:Medford, OR
Condition: Great
Available at:Manchester NH, NH
Condition: Great
Used LP 12X12 Performer Series Drum
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Available at:Overland Park, KS
Condition: Great
Available at:Central Dallas, TX
Condition: Great
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Available at:Mayfield Heights, OH
Condition: Great
Available at:South Springfield, MO
Condition: Great
Available at:Independence, MO
Condition: Good
Available at:Hickory Corners, NC
Condition: Good
Available at:Block at Orange, CA
Condition: Good
Available at:Round Rock, TX
Condition: Good
Available at:Monterey Park, CA
Condition: Good
Used LP 4X12 MATADOR Drum
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Available at:Tampa, FL
Condition: Good
Used LP Multiple Performer Series Bongos Drum
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Available at:Lexington, KY
Condition: Good
Used Used Echoslap 18x12 Lovers Cajon Drum Black
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Available at:Davenport, IA
Condition: Good
Taking some time to plan ahead can make the entire selection process far more straightforward. One of the more popular options available here is the Tama 2-Piece High-pitch Octoban Set. These drums provide some seriously progressive percussion, and are favorites of legends like Mike Portnoy and Stewart Copeland. With the ability to change their pitch through shell length as opposed to diameter, these drums are a must for any dedicated performer. Maybe you're more a fan of the djembe? If so, you'll love options such as the Freestyle Rope Tuned Ashiko Drum or the Freestyle Mechanically Tuned Ashiko Drum, both from toca. These traditional African drums offer wonderful low end rhythms and are perfect for drum circles.
The sound chamber in these drums allows them to resonate while being played from a sitting position, so you're sure to be comfortable when you play. The major difference between these two drums is the tuning method - one is mechanically tuned while the other is rope tuned. Tuning style is a matter of personal preference, and both of these drums are fantastic options. And that's only scratching the surface in the world of specialty drums. Whether you're looking for a roto tom, a log drum, a kalani, or something altogether different, we've got everything you need right here.
