DW Acoustic Drum Sets

As the heartbeat of your group, you know how important it is for your drums to not only sound incredible, but be strong and sturdy enough to hold up through countless hard-hitting performances. Thankfully, DW is committed to providing drummers of all skill levels and playing styles with drums that are flawless in design right down to the smallest components. The go-to choice of drummers from around the globe since 1972, DW's catalog has everything from boutique-style 3-piece shell packs to 7-piece powerhouses.

For a perfect example of DW's passion for stunning craftsmanship and detail, take a look at DW's Design Series. Consisting of all-maple shells that are both full and responsive, the Design Series is loaded with choices, and the Frequent Flyer Kit is one of their most popular. A travel-sized kit with extraordinary power, it was created at the request of renowned session jazz drummer Peter Erskine. Boasting True-Pitch tension rods, MAG throw-off, True-Tone snare wires, and DW Heads by Remo, the Frequent Flyer Kit is a versatile beast that's ideal for both jazz clubs and even symphonies.

While you're at it, check out DW's flagship line, the Collector's Series. The original US-made custom drums, DW offers a wide range of shell packs in this series, and the 5-Piece Lacquer Custom Shell Pack represents everything that makes the DW name so highly respected. Featuring DW's patented STM system that allows drums to vibrate independently, this kit gives players an impressive amount of control. Consisting of 6- and 7-ply tom shells, chrome hardware, suspension tom mounts and more, the Collector's Series 5-Piece Lacquer Custom Shell Pack will have your percussion skills realized the second you start playing.

It's easy to tell how trusted DW acoustic drum sets are. Not only is their catalog loaded with top sellers, but DW's extensive roster includes some of today's most well-known drummers, including Arin Ilejay of Avenged Sevenfold, Brooks Wackerman of Bad Religion, and Butch Vig of Garbage. In other words, when you go with DW, you can take comfort in knowing that you're playing on the same drums that are used by the pros.