ddrum Defiant 6-Piece Red Sparkle Double Bass Shell Pack
The 6-piece Defiant pre-configured double bass drum shell packs are ddrum's answer to the demands of countless heavy hitters on a budget.

This shell pack's red sparkle lacquer with black shell hardware combination make it stunning enough without being "pretty" and tough enough without being clunky. Basswood drum shells mean volume, shorter toms mean better rebound for faster playing, and the kick sizes are perfect for blast beats. The Remo head package makes it nearly ready to kill out of the box, and it is as at home on the festival stage as it is in a dingy club.

With two 22" x 18" kick drums, 10" x 7" and 12" x 8" rack toms, a 16" x 14" floor tom, and a 5-1/2" x 14" snare drum this shell pack is ready to Metal. The basswood shells roar with power and projection, to cut through the most aggressive music out there.

About ddrum Acoustic Drums No doubt you've seen ddrum around for a long time. Chances are, your favorite drummers have been playing on their gear for years. Players like Tommy Lee, Simon Phillips, Kenny Aronoff and Dennis Chambers have been playing ddrum triggers and electronic percussion since their introduction in 1983.

The Revolution began when the Swedish Clavia Company developed a radical electronic drum design incorporating traditional drum heads and high-sensitivity piezo triggers. ddrum's unique design set a benchmark for innovation when their trademark red acoustic drum triggers were introduced; allowing players access to a universe of sonic possibilities from the standard drum kit.

From those humble beginnings arose a re-think in the way electronic percussion is sampled, triggered, and played. Generations of pads, triggers, and electronic drum modules have set the stage for the ddrum 4 SE; the most accurate and professionally preferred complete electronic drum kit in existence.

Now ddrum crosses into another percussive frontier: re-thinking acoustic drums. In the vast landscape of today's "Been there, done that" drum market, it is often difficult-if not impossible-to find something that truly shatters the mold of conventionality.

Cymbals and hardware not included.