Drum tuning workshop announced
Tuning day coming next month
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Tuning drums is an art. It's also something that many drummers struggle to get to grips with even after years behind the kit. So much so that there's a whole night dedicated to perfecting your tuning chops on the way.
Sutton's Music Centre will host a drum workshop evening on 3 July from 5PM.
Remo's chief tuning guru Jeff Davenport will be on hand to give you a few pointers, and even better it's absolutely free.
While there you can also try out a selection of Remo heads and Dream cymbals and get discounts on Remo heads.
To book your place email info@suttonmusiccentre.co.uk or call 0208 642 2838.
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