Behringer Unleashes Low-Cost Electronic Kits
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Sticks \
New Sticks For 2010
If sticks are truly an extension of your arms, then this list of the newest models introduced at NAMM should give you fresh ideas about how to enhance your anatomy.
Snare Drums \
New Snare Drums For 2010
So why don’t tom-toms and bass drums have their own categories? Come on, folks — you know the answer. Snare drums make you salivate like Pavlov’s dog. Better get a towel, because here are all the newest ones.
Percussion \
New Percussion For 2010
We sure hope that hand drummers are sitting down to read this report about new percussion instruments for 2010 — there are a ton of ’em.
Microphones \
New Drum Microphones For 2010
Almost every microphone company gave drummers a new way to be heard over the din at this year’s NAMM show.
Heads \
New Heads For 2010
To be honest, 2010 isn’t a banner year for new drumhead designs. But the trend — groovy graphics tattooed right on the business side — was oddly pervasive at NAMM.
Hardware \
New Hardware For 2010
Where engineering innovation comes into play — here are all of the pedals, stands, mounts, racks, and other metallic gizmos that debuted at this year’s NAMM convention.
Electronic Percussion \
New Electronic Percussion For 2010
Electronic percussion isn’t just here to stay, it now represents one of the fastest growing segments of the percussion market, as this year’s crop of shiny new controllers conclusively proves.
Drum Sets \
New Drum Sets For 2010
Big, juicy drum sets have always played a central role at the NAMM show, and this year’s expo was no exception (although we noticed a distinct emphasis on mid- to low-end models, presumably a reaction to last year’s sucky economy).
Cymbals \
New Cymbals For 2010
Crashes, rides, splashes, Chinas, hats, and indescribably weird stuff — there were lots of new cymbals (and cymbal companies!) at this year’s NAMM show. You’ll find them all in this exhaustive report.
