CB Fusion Review: The Ultimate Drum Kit For Entry-Level Drummers 2022

CB drum kits are among the highest quality beginner drum sets on the market. In comparison to other low-quality products, they have more robust hardware. Because of its durability, you shouldn’t expect it to tremble or fall off after you’ve finished playing on it or after a rough drumming session. As a result, it’s a good standard choice for anyone on a tight budget.

Positives

• Reasonable price.
• Durable.

Negatives

• Cymbals are average, might need replacing.

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As is customary in the CB series, there are two sizes of kit available: the Rock size and the Fusion size. A Rock kit includes a 22-inch bass drum and slightly larger toms, while a Fusion kit includes a 20-inch bass drum and slightly smaller toms. If the noise is too loud, foam rubber pads known as silencer pads can be used to dampen it.

The CB Fusion is a full-set. It has three toms: a 10″ tom, a 12″ tom, and a 14″ floor tom. A 20-inch bass drum and a 14-inch snare drum. The tom and bass drum heads each have six tuners. The hardware is well-made and double-braced. A snare stand, a hi-hat stand, a cymbal boom stand, a throne, and a kick pedal are all included in the set. The package includes three types of cymbals: crash, ride, and hi-hats. It includes a pair of free sticks as well as Remo’s head. The CB Fusion drum kit is available in four different finishes: black, silver, wine red, and grey. This kit’s overall finish is absolutely stunning.

Because of its fuller and lower-pitched sound, this kit may be ideal for rock drummers. However, the tone in the standard set is not extremely fine and may require tuning and muffling. It is typically a top choice for drummers due to its affordability and durability.

This Kit is well worth your money

Very easy to assemble, look good and seem to be well built, so far can’t fault them at all.

I’ve had mine for a year and nothing has had to be replaced or has been damaged.

There are literally 100′s of brands of starter drum kits out there & we’ve tried most of them. We’ve stuck with the CB brand for 6 or 7 years now, as many of the cheaper alternatives come with very poor quality drums & hardware.