
Let's see your DRUMS!
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I got my first "real" kit today. Mapex custom of sorts.


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slaveone wrote:None more dooms than matte black.
Here it is with cymbals:
hey man how do you like your sjc kit?
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From a recent recording session:

We now have a new Crush plexi snare and some better cymbals.

We now have a new Crush plexi snare and some better cymbals.
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just starting to learn drums on the shittiest electric kit in the world,
this thread is making me jealous and GASsy despite my complete lack of ability
this thread is making me jealous and GASsy despite my complete lack of ability
Derelict78 wrote:That probably sounds awful in the best possible way.
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I love drums. Especially that kit Truth Hz posted... what are the sizes? 20/13/14? Toms looks close in size. I've been wanting to do a 20/13/14 lately.
1964 Leedy Shelly Manne 22/13/16/14. Basically the same as the Slingerlands of the time. Really resonant, lots of attack and bloom. They can get out of control pretty easily with the ringing tone, but there's an intersection of tuning and muting that allows it to really sound huge and cut through while not sounding overly modern.

1965 Rogers Holiday 22/13/16, 14 Powertone sourced separately. This one's angling to be the go-to kit here. Nice balance of punch and tone. Tunes low and high nicely.

C&C Player Date 2 24/13/16. Love that kick drum. Might sell this one just because how many sets of 13/16 do you need and it's a current production kit. I do love it though. Super warm and thumpy. Doesn't really need muting, I've got it set up with Aquarian Modern Vintage heads which work perfectly with it in that thumpy-but-not-muted context.

Early 80s Gretsch USA 20/10/14. People often write this kit off because it's little. It's a fucking cannon covered in cannons. People are stupid and should use this thing.

Bonus overhead shot.

1964 Leedy Shelly Manne 22/13/16/14. Basically the same as the Slingerlands of the time. Really resonant, lots of attack and bloom. They can get out of control pretty easily with the ringing tone, but there's an intersection of tuning and muting that allows it to really sound huge and cut through while not sounding overly modern.

1965 Rogers Holiday 22/13/16, 14 Powertone sourced separately. This one's angling to be the go-to kit here. Nice balance of punch and tone. Tunes low and high nicely.

C&C Player Date 2 24/13/16. Love that kick drum. Might sell this one just because how many sets of 13/16 do you need and it's a current production kit. I do love it though. Super warm and thumpy. Doesn't really need muting, I've got it set up with Aquarian Modern Vintage heads which work perfectly with it in that thumpy-but-not-muted context.

Early 80s Gretsch USA 20/10/14. People often write this kit off because it's little. It's a fucking cannon covered in cannons. People are stupid and should use this thing.

Bonus overhead shot.

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weatherbox wrote:I love drums. Especially that kit Truth Hz posted... what are the sizes? 20/13/14? Toms looks close in size. I've been wanting to do a 20/13/14 lately.
1965 Rogers Holiday 22/13/16, 14 Powertone sourced separately. This one's angling to be the go-to kit here. Nice balance of punch and tone. Tunes low and high nicely.
That one is a Club Date kit 20-14-12.
Man, the Rogers drums are sweet. I have a full set of swan leg swivo-matic hardware. I'd love to have a Rogers kit to go with it. Those kick drums are freaking insane sounding.
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My drummer just got a new set built for himself. Sounds amazing. 24-18-16-15-14.
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TOMKAT_BKLYN wrote:hey man how do you like your sjc kit?
Sorry for the delayed response. I've been absolutely loving this kit. They sound great live and recorded. I'm running through different heads now to find what I like best with these particular shells, but so far Emporer and Powerstroke batter have worked great. I'm experimenting with Remo Renaissance and Fiberskyn heads. The Renaissance I'm trying are the Powerstroke and Emporer, too. We'll see what works best...
Cheers!
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weatherbox wrote:I love drums.
1965 Rogers Holiday 22/13/16, 14 Powertone sourced separately. This one's angling to be the go-to kit here. Nice balance of punch and tone. Tunes low and high nicely.
C&C Player Date 2 24/13/16. Love that kick drum. Might sell this one just because how many sets of 13/16 do you need and it's a current production kit. I do love it though. Super warm and thumpy. Doesn't really need muting, I've got it set up with Aquarian Modern Vintage heads which work perfectly with it in that thumpy-but-not-muted context.
Those are both amazing!

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4pc bop kit 18" kick can't add pic
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my drums. late 60's gretch round badge. shitty 12x5 snare. sabian xs20 ride (loud and hasnt broken on me yet). other broken cymbals. tama iron cobra. remo vintage emperor heads.
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Finally got my drums set up all proper like last night. Nothing too fancy. Old MIJ shells that I scored at a salvation army years and years ago. 60's Ludwig supraphonic snare, speed king pedal, 20 in zildjian ride my dad bought in the early 60's, and new beat hi hats.


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There are some cocktail drum kits for like $300 on eBay. Anyone tried one of those? I don't really play drums, but I prefer live drums for recording. I really only need a snare, bass, Tom, hi hat and crash/ride.
Maybe you have another suggestion. Oh yeah, I have NO room.
Something like these:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/182247078634
Maybe you have another suggestion. Oh yeah, I have NO room.
Something like these:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/182247078634
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