Buy Acoustic Drums in Nepal

Buy Acoustic Drum Set in Kathmandu, Nepal

Buying your first drum kit can be intimidating, especially if you're unfamiliar with what to look for and what types of drum kits are available. If you want to buy beginner drum kits online from Bass and Treble with complete confidence, our team can help you choose a kit that will get your drumming journey off to an excellent start.

Our range of starter acoustic drum kits and professional rigs has something for everyone, both in-store and online. Take a look at our selection, and feel free to get in touch if you have any questions or visit our Naxal store. 

Acoustic drum sets vs electric drum sets 

Drums come in a variety of types, each with its own advantages. In terms of drum sets, electric drums and acoustic drum sets are two common types.

Acoustic drum sets for beginners 

Acoustic drums are very dynamic because one can play them loud or soft. Generally, they come in a five-piece kit: Bass drum, Snare drum, Hi-Tom, Mid-Tom, and Low-Tom.

Additionally, an Acoustic Drum has three kinds of cymbals: Hi-Hat, Crash, and Ride. Additional products are usually required when purchasing an acoustic drum set to reduce the resonance of individual drums. Bass and Treble offers Yamaha acoustic drums and Mapex acoustic drum sets. 

Electric drum set 

It is easy to adjust the volume level of the drum module on the electric Drum Kit. Usually, they come in a five-piece set. An electronic drum comes with a stand and drum pads. Using improving technology, Drum Pads are coming closer to an acoustic feel. Stands used with electronic drums are lightweight and sturdy and take up very little space.

Digital Drums come with several different instruments and sounds pre-set. With the push of a button, one can play along with other types of music! We offer Yamaha electric drum sets.

One of Kathmandu's largest online drum kit catalogs is available at Bass and Treble. Whether you are shopping for drum kits, cymbals, percussion, Cajons, drumsticks, drumheads, or accessories, Bass and Treble has what you need. 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do you think buying acoustic drum kits online is a good idea?

You might want to do a little research before buying your first acoustic drum set and speak to one of our experts via phone/ email if you don't know much about them. 

However, if you already know what you want, don't let us hold you up - just add the items to your cart, make your order, and we'll get it processed as soon as possible. 

Buying acoustic drum kits online from Bass and Treble is always a good idea because you have access to a much wider selection than you would find in a local store at a lower cost.

How loud is an acoustic drum set?

Drum loudness is primarily determined by its diameter and depth. Between 90 and 130 decibels are the loudest ranges for drums. It varies quite a bit from drum to drum and how loud they are. A smaller drum is more likely to be 90dB, but larger ones can be 120dB.

What makes the drum sound so unique?

There are two primary components that work together to create sound in drums. The drumhead is attached to the shell, which contains the entire drum. Wooden or plastic shells are hollowed out to create sound by hitting them with a hand or stick. 

Drums produce sound when their skin or heads are struck. Drum heads compress air inside shells as they are struck. Vibrations and sound are created by the compressed air reflected off the bottom head of the drum and moving through the drum shell. 

It is important to note that these sounds can differ depending on the size of the drum. Larger drums produce deeper sounds and vice versa.