Remo RH-5010-00 Rhythm Club Floor Tom Drum - Rhythm Kids, 10" Floor Tom Drum Tamburo

Brand:Remo

3.8/5

91.36

Remo rhythm Club, timpano, diametro 10, altezza 5, grafica Rhythm Kids.

Per bambini dai 3 anni in su. Lo strumento perfetto per principianti. Diametro 10, altezza 5, suono professionale. Pre-sintonizzato in modo permanente. Guscio acustico, testata rinascimentale.
Brand Remo
Color Rhythm Kids
Color Name Rhythm Kids
Country of Origin China
Customer Reviews 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 2,347 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No
Item Dimensions LxWxH 11 x 7 x 11 inches
Item model number RH-5010-00
Item Weight 2.2 Pounds
Model Name RH 5010 0
Musical Style WorldMusic
Product Dimensions 11 x 7 x 11 inches
Size 10" Floor Tom Drum Rhythm Club

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Scritto da: AJFL
Good Starter
I purchased this as a gift for my son's first birthday. He has a lot of interest in music and was drawn to the Remo lollipop drum in our music class. Unfortunately, the bongo falls a little short in my opinion. Tapping the drums lack the satisfying pop that I expect from a bongo. Rather, they emit more of a dull thud unless they are hit with a stick or at very particular location on the drum. That being said, a dull thud is A-OK for me when a 1 year old and his 3 year old sister are jamming out. The drums themselves can actually be separated, which is nice if you have two kids! They appear to be sturdy enough to withstand some toddler action. With a reputable brand such as Remo, my expectations were a little higher.
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
Exactly as expected
Perfect gift for children
Scritto da: Idle Wild
Loud and Clear!! nice quality
got this for my 3 1/2 year old. we own several Remo kid's percussion instruments, and we love them all. i have found that the rainforest print is slightly higher quality than the multicultural kid print (better heads), but this one is still very nice (they all are). the rainforest print ones cost a lot more too, so these are great for your budget. this one has a nice, clear, resounding (and loud!) sound, not unpleasant or tinny or dull. very nice of course that it has a strap- he can march around the house with it, which is what kids love to do. it seems very sturdy. even though it is not made in the USA like our older ones were, it still seems durable and well made. i expect it to last for a very, very long time. i would highly recommend this drum for kids 2 - 10 or even older. i wish the print wasn't so juvenile, that is really the only drawback i have. it is okay and all, but just looks like i belongs in a preschool. i like the rainforest print much better. i will say, if you are unsure about a drum to get say, as a gift, especially for someone else's child, please consider a few things. yes, duh, drums are loud. and while i love to hear my little kids clammoring away on the musical instruments, some are...shall i say....less obnoxious than others. i am just being honest! starting out with high quality (like remo) is the first step. but i will just be honest and say that some of the other drums are not as loud as this one, or maybe just don't lend themselves to being banged on so loud while my toddler tyrant marches around the house to be sure everyone hears him strut his stuff. the floor tom is an excellent choice for letting kid's get their jollies out, but with a less obtrusive sound. especially for little ones, even babies. i love the remo floor tom. but this one has its advantages with the strap and clear, bright sound. just be warned, the parents and siblings will be hearing a LOT of it! some families won't mind; it doesn't usually bother us. and if it does, we just put it up. good luck!!
Scritto da: David in ATL
More than pleased
Bought this for our 7 month old granddaughter, who's starting to bang on things. The construction quality is really excellent - the interior bolts and wingnuts pose no risk to a child this young, who isn't strong enough to upon a tightened bolt, which is deep enough inside that she can't put it in her mouth. To those several reviewers who fault the sound, well, what do you expect for twenty bucks - a good bongo set goes for $300 or so. The drums sound best if placed on a hard surface (table, wooden floor - a rug will further dampen the sound). Any bongo will sound dead if you leave your hand/fingers on the head, you must "bounce" your fingers/hand off the head to allow it to vibrate. Acid test - within the first 60 seconds of seeing the drums, granddaughter was hitting each drum, one with the left and one with right hand. without prompting. I let her "play" a while, then I did some short couplettes, then she played some more. After five minutes or so, of course, she was ready for another toy (one she could put in her mouth). Sometime later I sat with her and played a youtube video on a laptop of a "first bongo solo" lesson. She immediately looked around for her bongos and began beating away again. My overall impression is that this is a great toy instrument to develop dexterity and rhythm. I also got some small mallets, which I am presently withholding as the handles need to be shortened and she's just not ready for them. When I do introduce them in a few months I expect her to be pleased with the different sound and hopefully she'll be ready by twelve months for a djembe or tomtom. Kimberley Thompson, we're comin' for ya!
Scritto da: Jlib
Don't waste your money on plastic toy drums - buy this!
My 9 month old son loves to bang on stuff. I would put him on my lap and let him bang my Remo djembe. When he was in his walker and found the djembe and started playing it on his own, I knew it was time to get him a drum. I looked in toy stores but all they had were plastic drums that flashed and played the same lame music that every other baby toy plays when you hit it. I wanted a real drum for him. I'm glad I decided to look here, because I didn't think Remo made drums that were so inexpensive. I was trying to decide between the tom and the bongos and ultimately decided on the tom, my reasoning being it would be harder for him to knock over when he's playing on the floor (and thus have better luck hitting the drum head, and making a quality sound). The other reviews are right - it's very durable and sturdy. He often uses it to help stand up, drops toys on top of the head, and scratches the head with his fingernails. This drum won't show a ding or scratch. All around the rim is smooth and there are no sharp pieces for a baby to hurt himself on. The drum makes a nice sound and is sufficiently raised off the floor, enough for a thick carpet, so that the sound won't be muted. My son really likes the drum stick but I had to take it away because he liked putting it in his mouth and I was afraid he'd fall over on it or stick too far into his mouth. He'll get it back when he's past the "everything goes in the mouth" stage. The drum makes fine sounds playing with just your fingers or hands and my son really loves it. This is something that will last years - I can't wait until we can have a little family drum circle.
Scritto da: Amy Argetsinger
My destructive special needs child hasn't broke this! Almost one year.
Sound really good! Great design and craftsmanship.
Scritto da: Lisa Gitarrissima
Poor sound quality/like a tin
I would not recommend this Conga at all. Normally, you get good sound quality with Remo, but this one is awful. You can not get any depth or a nice full sound. I am a music teacher and wanted to use 2 of them for my EML/Orff lessons, but I needed to send them back and wasted 15 Pound postage costs (The seller Rich Tone music did not give me any money for the postage, because the drums would not have been my taste, which is not true, because they are nothing what they say what they are in their desciption, never mind. I will never buy from Rich Tone music again) on them and the REMO congas as well. What a shame - never again. If you want to buy a quality product, chose a different drum.
Scritto da: DMS
Disappointing sound
I wish j had returned this but discarded the box before I realised how bad the sound was. I am a musician and educator and have several remo drums, which are very good. The sound on this is dull and hollow. It barely makes a noise. I let my kids hit it with mallets, despite being a hand drum, because it's the only way it actually makes a good noise and I don't care if they wreck it because it's so disappointing.
Scritto da: Nik yo
Strong drum
Bought drum for autistic 12year old lad. He loves it I did buy separate drum sticks for it.
Scritto da: Lisa Gitarrissima
Poor sound quality, sounds like a tin drum
I would not recommend this drum to anyone who appreciates good sound. I am a music teacher and wanted to use them for Early music learning/Orff-lessons. But the sound of these newer Rhythm club Bongos is awful, there is no depth in them and it sounds like hitting a tin. If you would like to treat your children to a nice drum, chose a different one.... Also, I wasted 15 Pound on postage costs, which I did not get back from the seller Richtone music, because the drums haven't been "my taste", it was not just the taste, the quality was nothing like in the description.
Scritto da: Mr. S. P. Watson
Good quality and sound
My 15 month old grandson is delighted with this (although I'm not sure that my daughter is quite so pleased). Has a really good sound and very easy to use. We particularly liked the colourful sides and the quality.

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