PDP New Yorker 4-Piece Drum Kit - Black Onyx Sparkle w/ Chrome Hardware (PDNY1604BO)
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Crowley, TX, United States
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New Yorker Pale Rose Sparkle, 4-Piece The New Yorker from PDP is a stylish and compact kit built to deliver tone and mobility for students and working drummers. This kit offers multi-ply poplar shells, which offer full, warm tone for virtually any style of music in any performance space.
These drums are fitted with low-mass, Teardrop Mini-Turret lugs for reduced shell tension, while True-Pitch tuning rods offer 20% more threads per square inch for increased tuning control, and a bass drum mount with 10.5mm L-arm to support your mounted tom. These drums are available in a selection of eye-catching finish options and fitted with Remo drum heads, to ensure they’re gig-ready right out of the box.
Includes 8x10” mounted tom, 12x13” floor tom, 5x14” snare, and 14x16” bass drum.
Cymbals and hardware sold separately.
These drums are fitted with low-mass, Teardrop Mini-Turret lugs for reduced shell tension, while True-Pitch tuning rods offer 20% more threads per square inch for increased tuning control, and a bass drum mount with 10.5mm L-arm to support your mounted tom. These drums are available in a selection of eye-catching finish options and fitted with Remo drum heads, to ensure they’re gig-ready right out of the box.
Includes 8x10” mounted tom, 12x13” floor tom, 5x14” snare, and 14x16” bass drum.
Cymbals and hardware sold separately.
- Poplar Shells
- Low-Mass Teardrop Mini-Turret lugs
- True Pitch Tension Rods
- Remo Drum Heads
- Bass Drum Lifter
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