(openPR) - 24th of Febuary 2011 Reading – England.

Hidden away in a quiet office within the south of England, Best-Drum-Set.com has been launched to provide a not so quiet take on the world’s biggest and best drum set manufactures. Max Lewis created the site after classing the entirety of drum review websites as providing “Useless information, worth nothing”.

Max whose played the drums most of his life, tells us he is yet to hear directly from big time drum manufactures but is sure “they’ll be on board” as soon as they see the benefits of his community like feel to the site where anyone can add comment and start discussions on any page. Max writes “This enables best drum set to have a community feel allowing a transparency between drummers, drum shop owners and big time manufacturers to discuss their needs and choices”.

The site which already features over twenty packed pages of content and has done good job of giving a bunch of information on most drum manufactures such as Pearl, Mapex and DW drums as well as featuring a few highlights on less well-known makes and independents such as Simmons drums who became famous after providing many of the electronic drum noises we heard in the 80’s.. The site goes further outlining the best drum set for beginners, kids and providing a cluster of free beginner drum lessons “to kick-start the community” writes Max.

Max’s future plans for the site are to include live interviews between drum manufacturers, shop owners and customers as well as a forum, and even talks about having the option for drummers to create their own pages.

Best Drum Set.com can be found at: www.best-drum-set.com and aims to provide a different take on the current drum manufactures as well as providing free drum lessons to all those interested. We recommend you take a look, we’ll see you there!

Best Drum Set
8 Priory Copse,
Peppard Common,
Henley-On-Thames,
Oxfordshire,
RG9 5LH