what size are thse drums and are the symbols included

The drum sizes are 8", 10", 12", 14" 16" Toms, 14 x 6.5" Snare, 22" Bass. Not a big set by no means but can easily be tuned down to give a big sound. The cymbals are not included, nor is a snare drum stand. I was a little disappointed in that but then I realized that even if they did include a snare stand, I would probably buy my own anyway. As for cymbals, since there are so many choices in maufactuerers, what would you put with it? I love Zildjian, others may like Paiste or Sabian. So that again is a personal choice. I will tell you I bought all new Evans Hydraulic Heads for the entire kit and I tune my toms a little higher with these as they have a deep sound anyway and this kit sounds great. I play a lot of RUSH, Zeppelin, Who, etc. (I'm a wild man), and this set takes it. I bought it for the purpose of having a gig set so I can set it up quickly. My main kit would take more than two hours as it's freakin huge. I still though, wanted to have a set that would be of really good quality in build so the band would sound as good out as we do in our studio. This set has gotten all thumbs up from my band, it's sharp looking, sounds great, and after all, it is still made by DW. I could have paid more and not gotten as good a kit. The hardware is excellent. I bought it for around 60% off during a huge birthday / anniversary sale from a local family owned music store that also help a invitation only preview and pre-sale buying opportunity for some of the local musician fare. Because of that I was able to dela with one of the two brothers that owned the place and they had the "authority" to cut the prices even more. When all was said and done, I bought the kit, a gibralter rack, all new heads, a couple new rack mount accessories for 1,000 bucks. At retail, it was over 2,200 dollars worth of stuff, so yeh, I am really happy. However, that being said, it doesn't matter what kind of deal you get if the kit is crap. This kit is not a crappy third rate economy priced under performer. Pacific Drums (DW) put a great deal of quality into the manufacturing process of these kits. For the money, even at full retail, it is a really good quality build. Yes the Toms may "seem" small, but this kit with EH Heads has a very good deep sound with lots of tuning possibilities. Keep in mind too, you can get bigger Toms as time goes by. They make biigger toms in the same line, colors, etc.

What brand cymbals do they come with?

Typically good drum sets do not come with cymbals or cymbal stands. (The set does not include cymbals or cymbal stands.) A drum set will typically only include the hardware need to mount the drums themselves. Unless the drum set was pretty high end you probably wouldn’t want the crappy cymbals they might include anyway.

is it in the X7 series? and are all stands, hardware and cymbals sold seperately ?

Cymbal stands and cymbals are separate. With this comes the drums. In the case of the smallest tom, you get the clamp that would attach to your own cymbal stand. I own five drum sets. As a professional, I can tell you you won't be disappointed with this set. Plays as well as $5,000 kits!

Item weight	27.22 kg
Body material	birch,brass,carbon steel
Included components	not included
Manufacturer	Drum Workshop, Inc. (CA)
UPC	647139223025
Global Trade Identification Number	00647139223025
Item Weight	27.2 Kilograms
Product Dimensions	101.6 x 116.84 x 116.84 cm; 27.22 kg
Item model number	PDCM2217PW
Color Name	Pearlexcent White
Material Type	Brass
Size	7-Piece

Pacific Drums PDCM2217PW 7-Piece Drumset with Chrome Hardware - Pearlescent White

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