I have recently heard something about Groove Percussion cocktail drums. Groove percussion is a name I have seen on low-end drum kits, but I have never seen their cocktail kits. Has anyone seen them or know anything about them? Quality? Price? Anything?<br>
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thanks,<br>
FunkyWilly
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Groove Percussion
Hey Willy,<br>
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Groove Percussion came out with a 'cocktail' kit a couple of years ago. I don't think that they make it anymore but I could be wrong. The quality is very bad. Shells made of fiber/resin, very low grade hardware. Imagine those little kids drum kits for $150. It's the same (lack of) quality. The kit sold for $200 new and had a main drum plus two toms (no snare). The main drum MAY have had a snare under the top head but I don't think so, can't remember. It is basically a cheap run-off to look like the Yamaha Club Jordan. If you get one you will probably want to replace the mounting hardware, bass drum pedal, and rig up a snare system.<br>
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Hope this helps<br>
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John<br>
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Groove Percussion came out with a 'cocktail' kit a couple of years ago. I don't think that they make it anymore but I could be wrong. The quality is very bad. Shells made of fiber/resin, very low grade hardware. Imagine those little kids drum kits for $150. It's the same (lack of) quality. The kit sold for $200 new and had a main drum plus two toms (no snare). The main drum MAY have had a snare under the top head but I don't think so, can't remember. It is basically a cheap run-off to look like the Yamaha Club Jordan. If you get one you will probably want to replace the mounting hardware, bass drum pedal, and rig up a snare system.<br>
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Hope this helps<br>
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John<br>
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