Eastar 14" Kids Drum Set 3-Piece, Black

Updated August 25, 2026

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Lot number	471
Auction	Thursday Liquidation Auction - Birmingham, AL - 08/27/26
Date	August 27, 2026 at 6:00 PM CDT
Auction house	Bid Llama
Location	Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Condition: New - Packaging Flawed In Packaging?: Yes Assembly Required?: No Damaged?: No Functional?: Yes Missing Parts?: No Brand: Eastar Color: Black UPC: B08B63TK13 DRUM KIT for BEGINNERS: Eastar drum set is perfect for beginners in learning and practicing drums, including a 14" x 10" Bass drum, an 8" x 6" mounted tom drum, a 10" x 5" mounted snare drum with internal adjustable soundbelt, and a 10" cymbal with cymbal arm, providing everything required to get a great start. EXCELLENT MATERIAL WITH GREAT SOUND: This drum kit is crafted utilizing genuine Poplar hardwood shells with high strength, uniform vibration, and bright sound. Adopted with a six drum lugs structure, using electroplated technology fully plating drum ring, drum lugs, and pedal, providing a larger and deeper resonance chamber for the ultimate acoustic experience. HIGH-QUALITY DRUM SKIN: Adopted transparent drum skin for tom drum, bass drum, and snare drum, with larger tension and vibration, which makes the sound of the drum more open and balanced along with excellent continuity. (Please kindly be noted that the frosted drum skin is easy to stain, please clean the drum skin every time after playing the drum.) ACCESSORIES: To help kids adapt to learning drums in the early stage, the drum set comes with one plating bass drum pedal, one round padded adjustable drum throne, two small wooden drumsticks, and two 7A adults wooden drumsticks. EASY TO ASSEMBLE: To avoid damage to this musical instrument during long-distance transportation, the drum set will remain unassembled. But the assembly is very easy; please follow the instructions that come with the package.

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