Tama

Tama Iron Cobra HP600D Single Ped.

99% • 21 reviews

2013 • Single Bass Drum Pedal

Tama Iron Cobra HP200PTW Pedal

94% • 14 reviews

2013 • Double Pedal

Tama MP1455ST 14x5,5" Mike Portnoy

100% • 1 review

2013 • Signature Snare Drum

Tama 14"x06" Star Snare Stave Ash

2013 • Snare

Tama 14"x06" Star Snare Mahogany

2013 • Snare

Tama LMP1465F-SEN Sound Lab Snare

2013 • Snare Drum

Tama HT130 Drum Throne

86% • 10 reviews

2012 • Drum Throne

Tama LMP1455-SMP Sound Lab Snare

100% • 4 reviews

2012 • Snare drum

Tama LGM137-STA Sound Lab Snare

100% • 3 reviews

2012 • Snare Drum

Tama SC145 14x05" Stewart Copeland

100% • 3 reviews

2012 • Snare

Tama LBR1465 Sound Lab Snare

100% • 3 reviews

2012 • Snare Drum

Tama MDH14-6 14" Die Cast Hoop 6H

100% • 1 review

2012 • 14" Die Cast Drum Hoop

Tama 7A-F-BR Rhythmic Fire -BL./RED

100% • 1 review

2012 • Drumsticks

Tama MP1455BU 14x5,5" Mike Portnoy

2012 • Snare Drum

Tama 22" Resonant Bass Drum Black

100% • 3 reviews

2011 • Drum Head for Bass Drum

Tama HTS7BC Drum Throne Top

100% • 3 reviews

2011 • Cloth Top for Drum Throne

Tama MDH13S-8 13" Die Cast Hoop 8H

100% • 1 review

2011 • Die-Cast Hoops

Tama MDH13-8 13" Die Cast Hoop 8H

100% • 1 review

2011 • Die Cast Hoop

Tama 18" Resonant Bass Drum White

100% • 1 review

2011 • Drum Head for Bass Drum

Tama PST146 Starphonic Black Nickel

2011 • Snare Drum

Tama 08" Die Cast Star Cast Hoop 4H

2011 • Cast hoop

Tama 5A-F-BR Rhythmic Fire -BL./Red

100% • 4 reviews

2010 • Drumsticks

Tama MP125ST 12"x05" Mike Portnoy

100% • 1 review

2010 • Snare Drum

Tama MDH15-8 15" Die Cast Hoop 8H

2010 • Die Cast Hoop

Tama MDH18-8 18" Die Cast Hoop 8H

2010 • 18" Die Cast Hoop

Tama PSS146 Starphonic Steel

2010 • Starphonic Snare Drum

Tama PBR146 Starphonic Brass

100% • 3 reviews

2009 • Starphonic Snare Drum

Tama MDH16-8 16" Die Cast Hoop 8H

100% • 2 reviews

2009 • 16" Cast Drum Hoop

Tama PAL146 Starphonic Aluminium

100% • 2 reviews

2009 • Starphonic Snare Drum

Tama PMM146 Starphonic Maple

80% • 2 reviews

2009 • Starphonic Snare Drum

Tama MDH12S-6 12" Die Cast Hoop 6H

100% • 1 review

2009 • 12" Cast hoop

Tama 10" Die Cast Star Cast Hoop 6H

100% • 1 review

2009 • Die Cast Hoop

Tama 20" Resonant Bass Drum Black

100% • 1 review

2009 • Resonant Head For Bass Drum

Tama 22" Resonant Bass Drum Black H

2009 • Resonance Head for Bass Drum

Tama PBC146 Starphonic Bubinga

2009 • Starphonic Snare Drum

Tama MDH14-8 14" Die Cast Hoop 8H

100% • 4 reviews

2008 • Cast Drum Hoop

Tama MDH10-6 10" Die Cast Hoop 6H

100% • 4 reviews

2008 • 10" Cast Drum Hoop

Tama MDH14-10 14" Die Cast Hoop 10

100% • 4 reviews

2008 • Diecast Hoop

Tama 7A-F Oak Japanese Fire -NT

100% • 4 reviews

2008 • Drumsticks

Tama 5A-F Oak Japanese Fire -NT

95% • 4 reviews

2008 • Drumsticks

Tama 5B-F Oak Japanese Fire -NT

90% • 4 reviews

2008 • Drum Sticks

Tama MDH12-6 12" Die Cast Hoop 6H

93% • 3 reviews

2008 • 12" Cast Drum Hoop

Tama MDH14S-10 14" DieCast Hoop 10H

100% • 2 reviews

2008 • Diecast Hoop

Tama 07A-S-BS Oak Japanese Skull

100% • 2 reviews

2008 • Drumsticks

Tama 5A-S Oak Japanese Skull -NT

100% • 2 reviews

2008 • Drumsticks

Tama 05B-S-BS Oak Japanese Skull

60% • 2 reviews

2008 • Drum Sticks

Tama MDH8-4 08" Die Cast Hoop 4H

100% • 1 review

2008 • Diecast Hoops

Tama 5A-S-BS Oak Japanese Skull

100% • 1 review

2008 • Drumsticks

Tama MDH14S-8 14" Die Cast Hoop 8H

2008 • Diecast Hoops

Tama 16" Die Cast Star Cast Hoop 8H

2008 • Die Cast Hoops

About Tama

Founded : 1974

Tama is a renowned manufacturer of drums and drum hardware, recognized for its high-quality craftsmanship and innovation. The company was founded in 1974 by Hoshino Gakki, a Japanese musical instrument manufacturer that had previously been known for producing guitars and other instruments.

Tama's entry into the drum market was driven by a desire to offer drummers superior quality instruments that could rival those of established drum manufacturers. In the early years, Tama focused on producing drum kits that emphasized durability, sound quality, and versatility.

One of Tama's breakthrough innovations came in 1976 with the introduction of the first-ever octagonal-shaped tom-tom drum. This design, known as the Octoban, offered drummers a unique and distinctive sound that became a hallmark of Tama's drum kits. The Octoban quickly gained popularity and helped establish Tama as a brand known for its innovative approach.

In the 1980s, Tama expanded its product line and introduced a wide range of drum hardware, including pedals, stands, and drum thrones. These hardware offerings showcased Tama's commitment to producing reliable and functional equipment that met the needs of drummers in terms of stability, adjustability, and overall performance.

Tama continued to push the boundaries of drum manufacturing throughout the years. In collaboration with renowned drummers, Tama developed signature series drum kits that were tailored to meet the specific preferences and playing styles of these artists. These collaborations helped solidify Tama's reputation as a brand trusted by professionals.

In the 1990s, Tama gained further recognition with the introduction of its Iron Cobra bass drum pedal series. The Iron Cobra pedals offered drummers exceptional speed, power, and precision, making them a popular choice among players of various genres.

Tama's commitment to innovation and quality continued into the new millennium. The company introduced advancements such as the Starclassic series, which featured drums constructed from a combination of various tonewoods to provide a wide range of tonal options.

Today, Tama remains at the forefront of drum manufacturing, offering a diverse range of drum kits, snares, hardware, and accessories. Tama's products are renowned for their craftsmanship, reliability, and the ability to deliver exceptional sound and performance in various musical genres.

With its dedication to meeting the needs of drummers and its continuous pursuit of innovation, Tama has established itself as a leading brand in the drumming community, trusted by both amateur and professional drummers worldwide.

Official website : www.tama.com

Lastest reviews

Tama 5A-S Oak Japanese Skull -NT

2 years ago

Iâve been using those sticks for some time now and really like them. They are suitable for drummers who find regular 5A stick a bit light but donât wanna use 5B. Because of the density of the oak they feel a bit heavier. Also they are forward balanced which helps with the attack. I find them more durable than their hickory counterparts as well. Great sticks overall.

Tama Oak Lab Swinging Drum Sticks

2 years ago

Dude i have no word for this stick. I bought it once, just order another 7 pairs and it is still in my wish list so that i can order more later. It is the choice for my comfort. A perfect diameter as well as a perfect length and weight. I use it to play a lot of rock music and other styles also. I can control the stick the way i want. One request that i would like to make is continue to sell...