Help with yamaha drumset

[AVI3241]

Hi!
I am intresting to buy yamaha set.
The seller dont know the sizes or model set.
He send me a picture that he have.
How can i know the model?
Its write bd522f.

[slinky]

in this case.. we would need to see the picture[s], you may not be able to post pictures yet . Yamaha drums are good drums though.. even the less expensive models. What country are you in?

welcome to forum

[N2Bluz]

Hi!
I am intresting to buy yamaha set.
The seller dont know the sizes or model set.
He send me a picture that he have.
How can i know the model?
Its write bd522f.

The part numbers for individual Yamaha drums started with “TT” for tom-tom or “BD” for bass drum, followed by the series and I believe the size. So....
BD= Bass Drum
5= 5000 series
22= 22” diameter

I’m guessing that’s what you’re saying was wrote on the badge.
The 5000 series was their entry level kit made from Luan wood. Good drums...as was/is anything Yamaha, but not particularly special. They would be equivalent to Tama Rockstars or Pearl Exports.

[Kevaruka]

What he says ^^^

[SpazApproved]

plenty of Yamaha nuts here.. just send us some photos!

[late8]

The part numbers for individual Yamaha drums started with “TT” for tom-tom or “BD” for bass drum, followed by the series and I believe the size. So....
BD= Bass Drum
5= 5000 series
22= 22” diameter

I’m guessing that’s what you’re saying was wrote on the badge.
The 5000 series was their entry level kit made from Luan wood. Good drums...as was/is anything Yamaha, but not particularly special. They would be equivalent to Tama Rockstars or Pearl Exports.

I played on a 5000 series Yamaha kit that was Made In Japan (MIJ) when I started recording tracks at my friends home recording studio 9 years ago. It's a pretty decent kit but you are correct as being Yamaha's entry level offering. Thanks for clearing up how to read the serial number. Great info!