drum kit

[ druhm kit ]

noun

1. a set of drums, cymbals, and other percussion instruments that one person, typically seated, plays with a pair of drumsticks.

Word History and Origins

Origin of drum kit¹

First recorded in 1930–35

Example Sentences

Its extended frequency response is ideal for the varied sounds of electronic drum kits, samplers, keyboards, and other instruments.

From Popular-Science

His parents bought him a drum kit when he was 14, and he often played with his next-door neighbor, Dave Green, who became one of England’s top jazz bassists.

From Washington Post

Since electronic drum kits are digitally controlled and often come with a huge variety of different sounds, they can be an indispensable tool for music producers, too.

From Popular-Science

The post Best electronic drum kits for music production appeared first on Popular Science.

From Popular-Science

Music manufacturers have come up with the perfect solution to these all-too-common problems in the form of lightweight and practically silent electronic drum kits.

From Popular-Science

The white stockings soon follow, with Darling slowly removing them whilst gyrating atop the drum kit.

From The Daily Beast

The bands were all inside the tennis courts, with their guitars and mixers and keyboards and even a drum kit.

From Project Gutenberg