Ok, I’ll be the first to admit that it wasn’t high on my TV watch list, but I think it’s fair to say that most people had at least heard of the Saturday night TV show…… even if they don’t admit it.

It’s always interesting to see where our drum kits are needed, whether a local pub gig, a council event, a festival, or sending a kit off around Europe on tour with a band. But this one was going to be a little different…

We were contacted by Whitepaper event, an awesome company that puts on spectacular events globally. They really know how to achieve the visions of their clients with lavish, colorful, and opulent showcases, their attention to detail is incredible!.

We had an email from Lauren who needed to hire a drum kit for her wedding which was being held at Brook Farm in Cuffley. This was a venue that we hadn’t been to before so we were excited to go and check it out and we weren’t disappointed!

Welcome to the second part of our series about buying a drum kit for your specific budget.

Today it’s all about intermediate-level drum kits and we shall be looking at kits between £700 and £1000. With this kind of budget, you will enter the semi-pro market which will provide you with a kit that can be used for pretty much any scenario.

We offer the ultimate drum tuning session that will allay any fears regarding tuning your drum kit. Having years of experience with drums and learning the fundamentals of drum tuning, we’ll make sure to get a tune out of your drums!

In the next series of blogs, we will be guiding you through which drum kit might be the best choice for you depending on your budget.

So the studio is booked and final rehearsals have taken place, and soon you are going to enter the recording studio to lay down some beats to get your music out into the big wide world but wait, is your drum kit up to the task?

Do you really want to dismantle the kit, load it into your car, drive to the shop, and so on, or would it be a much easier solution to get someone…. uh um!….. did you say Drum Plan out to help, all in the comfort of your home and at a time suitable to fit in with your hectic schedule - no that sounds a way better option!

So, your newly purchased drum kit has arrived. It is now time to roll your sleeves up and get the equipment set up. You open up the boxes, but then you slowly realise that this could be harder than you first thought.

Having made a significant investment in purchasing a drum kit, you’ll want to make sure that it is performing to its optimum.

Piano’s need tuning, violins need re-stringing so why neglect your drum kit, after all, it takes more of a beating than most instruments.

We had been asked to supply a kit for the Jubilee Club Night organised by Camden Rocks Festival which included sets from Mercutio, Albion, Faers and a special guest DJ set featuring Frank Turner.

Earlier in the summer we received a call from a member of Bishop’s Cleeve County Council in regards to supplying them with a drum kit for a fun day that they were organising for the town.

I had received a call from a representative from Helen And Douglas House - a cancer charity who help terminally ill babies, children and young people to live their short lives to full.

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