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Sabian's Evolution cymbals were designed in collaboration with renowned drummer Dave Weckl, this 17-inch Crash aims to provide a warm, explosive sound, plenty of cut and projection and a responsive feel.

This 16-inch Sabian HHX Evolution Crash is part of the Evolution line, designed in collaboration with Dave Weckl, and aims to provide a warm, explosive sound, plenty of cut and projection and a responsive feel.

Sabian's HHX Evolution hi-hats were designed in collaboration with Dave Weckl and with their crisp, shimmering sound and clear projection, this pair of 13-inch hats can be a great addition to your drum kit!

Looking for a no-nonsense, aggressive china? Look no further, this HHX Chinese is a highly responsive cymbal that will offer you that explosive, trashy china sound at every dynamic level.

Drum corps legend Scott Johnson designed a number of sticks for Promark. The TXXB3 sticks have a rubber tip, making them great for practising on any surface. They also have a dampening effect that sounds excellent on sna…

These bass drum mallets from Promark have a 1.75-inch 'fluffy' felt head, resulting in a nice dull attack. Especially suitable for bass drums from 22 to 26 inches. The stick is 36.5 cm long and made of hickory.

These mallets from Promark feature a fluffy, felt head and provide a soft attack. The stick is made of hickory and is 14.5 inches long. Especially suitable for drums with a diameter of 16 or 18 inches.

These mallets from Promark are especially suitable for bass drums from 20 to 22 inches. The stick is made of hickory and has a length of 37.5 centimetres. The 1.5-inch, felt head gives a medium attack.

Sean Vega, together with Promark, designed his ideal sticks for tenor drums. The TS8 System Blue tenor sticks have a special 'cookie-style' tip that makes the sticks feel like normal drumsticks, yet have the sound of a t…

The unique coating of Evans' Strata 1000 heads is designed to mimic the playing feel and warm sound of calfskins. The heads are single-layer and have a thickness of 10 mil (0.254 mm). For excellent sustain with a bright…

In Part 1 of Dante Agostini's 'Solfege Rythmique', you're taking a closer look at binary and tertiary rhythms. Based on various exercises, including syncope exercises, students are taught the same solid basic drumming te…

Volume 2 of Agostini's successful drumming method can be used simultaneously with Volume 1. Volume 2 focuses mainly on technique. Stick handling is an important part of this. All exercises clearly indicate which hand is…

The book "Double Bass Drumming - Not Only for Metal" by Dani Löbel is for drummers learning to play double bass drum. It contains exercises that show how a double bass drum can be used for other musical genres besides me…

In the sixties and seventies, Gary Chester was one of the most popular studio drummers on the circuit. Kenny Aronoff, Danny Gottlieb and Dave Weckl have studied Chester's method meticulously. The exercises in this book,…

Author John Riley has worked with Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie and Miles Davis, among others. In 'The Art of Bop Drumming', he gives many exercises that cover soloing, shifting rhythmic patterns, and 'comping'; actively ac…

When it comes to developing and improving technique, sound and stick control, this is the book you'll need. This masterclass covers exercises to help hone accents, buzz-rolls, single and double-strokes, triplets, flams a…

Zildjian's L80 348 Low Volume cymbal set consists of a 13-inch hi-hat, a 14-inch crash and an 18-inch crash-ride. They're the ultimate cymbals for practising at home.

Music lessons are important for a child's development; they stimulate memory, creativity, coordination and reading and writing skills. Some children take music lessons very seriously, while others see it mainly as a mome…

Vic Firth supplies in its Signature series these Tommy Igoe drumsticks, equipped with the so-called Taj Mahal tip. This tip is ideal for more subtle drumming on cymbals. Suitable for jazz and big band styles. The legenda…

Playing with brushes isn't simply a matter of swapping out your drumsticks but takes serious practice. In The Sound of Brushes, Ed Thigpen himself provides a helpful overview of various brush-based playing techniques and…