the t.bone DC 1000

I bought these for a small venue where the mics get hammered so didn't want to spend a lot. I was pleasantly surprised with the build quality of the mics and they look good too.

I was a little concerned when I saw the kick drum mic as it is a similar size to the snare and tom mics. However, it's much heavier and despite its size performs really well.

Obviously you get what you pay for, and they're no where near the sound quality of a set of Shure drum mics, but for the price they perform well and look like they can take a few knocks from a drummers stray tom runs.

It's a shame the case has such a big logo on it though.

Purchased these mics due to budget constraints and had worked with these before. Also, if they get damaged (wayward sticks) then I am not too fussed.

Tom/Snare Mics: Fine mics that do the job. The best thing about them is how small they are.
Tom/Snare Clips: They do sit tall, but do clip to regular drum rims just fine. Do not expect them to connect with much else though.
Kick Mic: Personally, the least impressive of the set. It doesn't work too well as a kick mic in my view, although it sounds good on the snare. It suits my taste in snare sound (low mid punch).

I was realy not expecting too much things from this microphone set. I have too many microphones but I was in a urgent situation on the field and bought 2 of this set. Wow for the price it is great. You dont have to be sad when you broke a microphone from your set. Just buy another set for whole price of a microphone price . YEs of course there are better microphones and sets on this planet but I dont know and met any till this day like these. These are like sm57 s on a more present side. Not better but a diffrent set. They dont feel sturdy but as I sad before buy them and dont look back. In case of worst. Give them a gift to one of your friends and make him happy.

I really like these mics. I needed a set to start with and went for the cheapest I could find. We only use drum mics at bigger gigs so didn't see the point in spending loads.
Starting with case....lightweight and stores each mic and clip individually however I would quickly replace it due to how lightweight it is.
Mics are easy to attach to the clips and the rims of the drums and fairly sturdy.
Sound quality is ok but I would question them at high volumes and if you needed to really push the sound for big venues.

Overall, they are good, budget starter mics. If you only have the occasional need to mic up the kit then get these as I'm sure they will do a great job.