Tama VS Yamaha

Yamaha are a popular brand among beginners and professionals alike. They started producing drums in 1967 in Japan, with Miles Davis’s drummer, Al Foster, being the first endorsee for the brand.
Some of the most popular series from Yamaha include the beginner kit Yamaha Rydeen, the Stage Custom Birch, and the Stage Custom Hip.
Yamaha kits are a go-to for drummers who are just starting out, whilst the higher-end kits are a great choice for professional-level players who are touring or recording.
Most kits have a range of unique features, including the famous ball clamp which delivers optimal positioning of toms, along with the classic Yamaha sound.
Drummers who use Yamaha 
* Jon Beavis (Idles)
* Dave Weckl (Chick Corea)
* Duayne Sanford (Dua Lipa and Christine & The Queens)
Our recommended Yamaha kit
We recommend the Yamaha Stage Custom Birch 20” 5 Piece Drum Kit, Raven Black.
* Includes hardware pack
* Birch shells provide powerful tones with high frequencies
* Yamaha YESS System enhances sustain and resonance





Tama are a popular brand among professional drummers due to their reliability and impressive finishes.
Originally founded in 1974 in Japan, Tama have long been a front-runner in the drum kit industry. Every Tama kit is designed with efficiency in mind – either through space or incredible tones.
Many of Tama’s kits’ features are perfect for any space-conscious drummer. Popular series include the Tama Imperialstar, Starclassic, and Club Jam kits.
Drummers who use Tama
* James Agnew (Jason Derulo)
* Jack Bevan (Foals)
* Sarah Jones (Harry styles)
Our recommended Tama kit
We recommend the Tama Starclassic Walnut/Birch 5pc Shell Pack, Molten Blue Ice Fade.
* Molten Blue Ice Fade offers an eye-catching aesthetic
* Walnut/birch construction delivers a dark tone with focused sustain
* Suits a wide range of playing genres



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