Yamaha Tour Custom Maple 4pc Standard Shell Pack, Caramel Satin

Kit has a great sound. I’ve been gigging with it regularly and it is really solid. Workmanship is excellent. It’s an amazing value and just a great buy.

I love Yamaha. This is my third Yamaha kit and it's outstanding. Sounds incredible. I bought the fusion setup with the 20" bass and 14" floor tom. It sounds incredible, tunes up easily, and holds its tune. I did change the heads, but probably didn't need to. Yamaha hardware is rock solid also and I love the Yess tom mounting system. I bought the chocolate brown finish and it's beautiful. It's not glossy, but I think it looks understated and classy. For me, Yamaha provides incredible value for the money. It costs just a little more than a top of the line Pearl set I bought over 40 years ago. I highly recommend this kit.

Very nice set of drums for the money. They sound great and tune easily. Finish is superb ans well as the quality. Arrived in one heavy weight box. No damage was present. This will be some assembly required as with most drum sets but that is to be expected. Yamaha drum key included as well as assembly instructions. You won't be disappointed.

I'm getting ready to retire and decided to pick up playing drums after many years of not having sticks in my hands. After reviewing every product line I could, I decide on this Yamaha set along with a matching snare, Yamaha's double-brace stands, and a set of mid-grade Zildjian cymbals. I ordered the set almost two months ago to beat expected tariffs but I was not able to set them up until I recently completed remodeling a music room for them The Yamaha Double-Braced hardware set is of excellent quality. It is stronger and more stable than I would have expected for the price. The drum set is beautifully crafted with comparably good hardware features. All was good until I unpacked and began setting up the bass drum, where I found a crack in the laminate that runs through from the inside, where the crack is the most severe to the outside, where it is not quite so obvious (see photos). My Amazon return window has closed through no fault of Amazon and, after reading the Yamaha "guarantee", it seemed that my only option would be to return the large bass drum to Yamaha for an evaluation. If you have worked with a large bass drum, you know that returning it would be a time-consuming and expensive process. A much more customer considerate option in such cases might have been for the company to secure adequate documentation and then pay for a local shop to make a professional repair. (Probably some filing, specialized epoxy, and specialized clamps, followed by matching touch-up paint.) I'm not a professional woodworker but I work with wood and the drum's laminations are very thin and brittle. I think the drum could crack in other places and this worries me. Lesson learned. Do not count on the practicality of a guarantee with a large product with no local service.

These thin (6-ply) shells of Yamaha's Tour Custom in chocolate satin finish are easy to tune, have a very nice resonance, and are so much lighter and therefore, easier to tour with.

I received my Yamaha drum set today, only to find a large scratch on the bass drum upon opening the box. Following Amazon’s guidance, I contacted Yamaha directly, but they were extremely rude and unhelpful, stating there’s nothing they can do and that I shouldn’t have purchased a drum set from Amazon. This is the fourth drum set I’ve bought, and I’ve never encountered such issues or been treated so poorly. I attempted to reach out to Amazon customer service but found the process confusing and difficult to navigate. I don’t want to return the entire set, but I do expect a resolution to this unacceptable situation. If someone from Amazon could assist me, it would be greatly appreciated.

Nice drum set--well made, attractive. It has little spikes at the end of the bass drum supports--you can actually see them in the photo but I didn't notice. I'll put some rubber or velcro under them since I have a tiled floor. I was disappointed that there were no instructions, no identification of parts, nothing. Well, I managed OK without, thanks to internet; and I have finally figured out that this is the industry standard (after I gave one drum giant a bad review for lack of instructions). Maybe drummers are supposed to be tough guys, play hard ball, and you sink or swim. I'm a woman and find the lack of instructions weird, unfriendly, inconvenient.

This is a very fun drum kit to play. The bass drum sounds amazing with the Remo Powerstroke heads. Absolutely amazing . The fit and finish is great . A very refined set. Definitely worth the money . The fusion sizes are quite nice. Set it up and have tons of fun playing this . You won’t regret it .