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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How do i obtain service for my yamaha acoustic drums?

  We recommend that you contact dealers directly for price and availability. To obtain service for your Yamaha Acoustic Drums, please contact the Yamaha dealer from where the product was originally purchased. If for any reason this is not possible, or you require additional assistance, please contact us using the information below:

• How do i recycle my myers container steel drums?

  Step #1: Your Myers Container steel drums are manufactured using the highest standards while minimizing environmental impact Step #2: We collect your used containers for reconditioning or recycling as part of our full life cycle service. Step #3: We recondition your steel drums, poly drums, and IBCs to extend product life and save you money.

• What is drums alive®?

  The Drums Alive® history is one that originated out of necessity. Carrie Ekins, the originator of the program, suffered a devastating hip injury. The required rehabilitation was the typical long process, and being Carrie, she decided to have some fun while progressing along the recovery pathway.

• How do you play hand drums?

  Each person is given the opportunity to start the group on a “rumble” and then control the volume by using hand gestures for “up”, “down”, and “stop”. Following is a list of the activities utilizing hand drums. Each participant is encouraged to respond to a “rhythm question” which is played on the drum by the leader.

• Where are Sweet Medicine drums made?

  Native American Drums - Taos, New Mexico We are Sweet Medicine Drums, a company based in Taos, New Mexico. We specialize in custom hand-made Native American drums, which are similar to those used at pow wows, drumming circles, ceremonial drumming, and shamanic drumming groups. We carry on the tradition of All One Tribe Drums of Taos.