HB Double Bass Drums Predator 12 Piece Birch Sh Double Bass Drum Set


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HB 07 Drum Factory Clearance Sale!HB Monster Double Bass Drums Huge 12 Pc DrumsetFREE splash, crash, hi hats and ride cymbals and PCH throne!HB's massive Predator 12 set has you covered through the entire percussion spectrum! The Predator 12 drum kit features 2- 22" x 16" bass drum kicks with 20 lugs each (10 on each side) in birch for ultimate tuning and playability. Thunderous 18" and 16" Floor Toms cover your lows with power toms in 6", 8", 10", 12", 13", 14", and 15" rounding out the mids and highs. Our chrome-steel snare drum rounds out this power plant of wall to wall drums! Predator series drums feature 6 plt, 6.5mm mylar covered shells producing the best balance of tone and volume...Great for studio or live performances! A drummer's life doesn't get much better than this!Included Drums:* 2 - Predator Series Bass Drum: 22" x 16" x 20 Lugs* Predator Series Floor Tom: 18"x18"x16 Lugs* Predator Series Floor Tom: 16"x16"x12 Lugs* Predator Series Floor Tom: 15"x13"x12 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 14"x12"x12 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 13"x12"x12 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 12"x10"x12 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 10"x10"x8 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 8"x8"x10 Lugs* Predator Series Power Tom: 6"x5"x10 Lugs* Predator Series Snare Drum (metal shell) 14"x5 1/2"x12 LugsIncluded Hardware:* PCH Series Hi-Hat Stand* PCH Series Snare Stand* PCH Series Tom Stand* 2-PCH Series Straight Cymbal Stand* PCH Series Boom Cymbal Stand* 2 - PCH Series Bass Drum Kick Pedal* HBLP Lugs* 4 - HBTH-7 Bass Drum Mounted Tom Arms* 3 - HBTH-7B Short Tom Arms* 6 - HBFL-01 Floor Tom legs* 4 - HBBL-03 bass drum legs* Clear mylar drum heads* Ported Ebony Front Bass Drum Head* 1 - Pair Drum Sticks* 1 - Drum Key NAMM Member since 1978

They usually learn how to play chords in the first position. Called open position chords, the beginning guitarist quickly learns how to finger this position and can immediately create music. That's why so many people love the guitar and want to learn it!

Do you know why playing guitar is so much easier than playing piano? It's because guitar players learn how to use chords first. Even before note reading!

I know it sounds far-fetched. I didn't think I could make my own music either until I discovered this chord position from a book titled "The Four-Way Keyboard System." In it, the author Alan Swain goes into great detail about the benefits of learning this chord structure.

The good news is you can play piano using only chords. But not just any chords. I'm talking about learning a chord structure that will have you sounding like a professional right away! It's called the Open Position Chord and with it, you'll be able to create your own unique music!

I didn't have to really read what he wrote. I just played it. And I was hooked! Here was something I could learn quite easily. And I could learn it in all 12 keys - just as easily! I had found what I was looking for. A modern sounding chord that would let me improvise with both hands at the piano right away AND sound good doing it!

Listen, if your goal is to read music and play kum-ba-ya, then by all means, spend countless hours learning how to read music and play triads. But, if you want to improvise and create your own unique music, I can think of no better chord structure than the open position chord!

They don't waste time learning "the masters" or anything like that at all. Nope. It's all contemporary. Unless of course it's classical guitar.

Breakthrough Chord Structure Makes Playing Piano a Breeze!

Now why can't those interested in learning piano have the same benefits? After all, it's not like everyone wants to learn how to play Bach or Beethoven.




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