Yamaha Rydeen Studio Mellow Yellow

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Yamaha Rydeen Studio Mellow Yellow

Yamaha

Rydeen Studio Mellow Yellow

4.6 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 409383
Brand: Yamaha
Model: Rydeen Studio Mellow Yellow
Price: $911.90

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The Rydeen Studio is a fantastic choice for beginner to intermediate drummers wanting a well-rounded kit with a warm, vintage-inspired sound. The poplar shells offer a pleasing tone that’s versatile enough for various genres, and the included hardware and cymbals get you playing straight out of the box. It's a really solid, affordable option for someone building their first serious kit.

Product Description

  • Yamaha Rydeen Studio Mellow Yellow
  • Complete drum set
  • Rydeen Series
  • Studio configuration
  • Model: RDP0F5CY-MY
  • 7.2 mm 6-ply poplar wood drum shells
  • Chrome-plated drum shell hardware
  • 1.5 mm triple flange hoops
  • Metal hoops on the bass drum
  • Colour: Mellow Yellow

*Configuration:*

, 20" x 16" bass drum (drilled), 10" x 7" tom tom, 12" x 8" tom tom, 14" x 13" floor tom, 14" x 5.5" snare drum

*Incl. the HW680W Yamaha hardware package:*

  • HS650WA hi-hat stand
  • SS650WA snare drum stand
  • 2x CS665A cymbal boom stands
  • FP7210A bass drum pedal
  • Incl. the Paiste 101 cymbal set: 14" hi-hat
  • 16" crash
  • 20" ride

*Note: * drum throne and sticks are not included.

PROS
  • • 6-ply poplar shells deliver a warm, focused, and surprisingly resonant tone.
  • • Triple flange hoops enhance attack and tuning stability – a nice touch at this price.
  • • The Paiste 101 cymbals are a solid entry-level package, offering decent projection.
  • • Yamaha’s HW680W hardware provides reliable and functional support for gigging.
CONS
  • • The drilled bass drum is a stylistic choice that might limit dampening options.
  • • Poplar shells, while warm, lack the projection and complexity of maple or birch.
  • • The included cymbals are a starting point; upgrades will significantly improve the overall sound.

Product Video

Key Features

Shell Material 6-ply poplar
Pieces 5
Bass Drum Size 20 in x 16 in
Snare 14 in x 5.5 in
Tom Sizes 10 in x 7 in, 12 in x 8 in, 14 in x 13 in
Hardware Included Yamaha HW680W (HS650WA, SS650WA, 2x CS665A, FP7210A)
Finish Mellow Yellow

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Rydeen offers a more refined tone and better hardware than the Accent, while still being more budget-friendly than the Export’s higher-end options. Yamaha’s attention to detail shines through.
It's not ideal for extreme low-end thump, but you can always add internal dampening. It’s more of an aesthetic choice that leans towards a vintage vibe.
They're a decent starting point, but most players will want to upgrade to higher-quality cymbals eventually for a more professional sound and wider dynamic range.

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