Yamaha 285 Series Mini Bell Kit with Backpack and Rolling Cart
285 Series Mini Bell Kit with Backpack and Rolling Cart. Yamaha Total Percussion kits give beginning students an instrument that is easy to play and has a quality of sound consistent with the larger instruments on which they will one day perform.
Product Features
Lightweight aluminum bells start on F instead of G to reduce confusion for beginners X-style bell stand and snare stand with basket offer convenience and stability Two-level height adjustable rolling cart provides a safe, easy transport option Ideal for educators as is allows them to create the perfect kit and only invest in the components they need Durable, soft backpack style case with reflective safety stripes Modular case design allows pairing with rolling cart and bell kit<
Great for the Concert Positives: Nice quality Vic Firth SD1 General sticks. Practice pad is good. The stand is good quality. Bells seem to be in tune. ( We purchased this kit to replace a cheaper one that has all kinds of notes out of tune). The carrying bag seems nice, however.Negatives: Within one minute of pulling the mallets out of the bag, one of the beads fell off. The carrying bag which is supposed to be able to attach to the rolling cart has the straps sewn in on the wrong sides. Both of the same type…
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Great for the Concert Positives: Nice quality Vic Firth SD1 General sticks. Practice pad is good. The stand is good quality. Bells seem to be in tune. ( We purchased this kit to replace a cheaper one that has all kinds of notes out of tune). The carrying bag seems nice, however.Negatives: Within one minute of pulling the mallets out of the bag, one of the beads fell off. The carrying bag which is supposed to be able to attach to the rolling cart has the straps sewn in on the wrong sides. Both of the same type…