I was given a drumset awhile back, unfortunately its a no namer made by Peace. I think basicly everything but my snare sounds pretty cheap and to high, normaly lots of ringing too.

Ive had a few other people try to tune(not experts but better than me) and they havnt had alot of luck either.

Is there anything i can do to them?

The heads im sure are cheap but id hate to replace them since i dont know if the shells themselves are crap(making the head useless since the new drum shell id have to get would HAVE to be some other size lol, its how things work with me...).

Im sure this has been asked alot, but i really do belive this is past the normal tuning stage where you just need patience.

Thanks

Check the flatness of the edges by placing the bare shells upon a surface you know to be reasonably flat.  If they rock, they are naturally off and need a redoing of the bearing edge.  Also look for nicks on the edges, which can be filled in with good success.

Does a drumhead fit well on it?  If the head spins without any real resistance, it might not be out-of-round; at least, not significantly so.

Immediately, however, I'm thinking it may just be the stock heads (which are notorious for being low-quality); change them stat.

Yup-put new good quality heads on the drums-and go over the drums to tighten any lug screws that may be loose, check the bearing edges for flat, uniform condition.  If you are new to drumming and are finding difficulty in tuning, perhaps buy a drum dial to aid in tuning.  As a new drummer (if you are) a tuning aid such as a drum dial will relieve you of alot of tuning frustration.  Another thing you can do after re-heading is to tune the kit and have a friend strike the drums while you are in front of the kit.......

If you are undecided about whether to replace the kit or not, just buy new heads for you smallest rack tom. Tune it up and see if you like the results. Then decide whether to buy a new kit or rehead the rest of the existing kit.