my new drum kit

[kingy102]

ok so i got this off my new drum teacher on thursday and he has had it for 2 months
but i used my old snare and cymbals for it but im getting some sabian xs20 cymbals soon and hopefully a new snare aswell
and i also got a new bass pedal today as my old one was pretty crap

Old

http://img102.imageshack.us/img102/6384/dsc00001wb0.th.jpg (http://img102.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc00001wb0.jpg)



new
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/4998/dsc00004xv0.th.jpg (http://img186.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc00004xv0.jpg)

[drumminjohn]

What kind of kit is that first one??? That thing looks crazy!!

[Kenneth Nishimoto]

What kind of kit is that first one??? That thing looks crazy!!

Arbiter flats.

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[hawk9290]

nice kit, Sonor is a good way to go. I would look at something better than the XS20's though for cymbals- it will be worth it to save up the extra dollars to get a much nicer sound.

[d.c.drummer]

wow that flat one looks like the ultimate cocktail. does it actually sound like anything?

[thumper]

I tried a set of those Arbiters in the store a while back-they actually don't sound half bad...just don't have as much projection as traditional drums, but I think they'd be perfect for reharsal and/or small venues.
I wouldn't mind a set for myself, but cost prohibitive. ( I think they wanted $450 for the basic 5 pc kit) maybe one day....

[gretsch223]

wow! I can't imagine getting a good sound out of the flat bass drum(or any of the flat drums)...What kind of sonor is that?

[kingy102]

its a 3005 force series i think

[MagnZ]

wow! I can't imagine getting a good sound out of the flat bass drum(or any of the flat drums)...What kind of sonor is that?

It actually sounds pretty good. My dad use a set of flats for gig's and he only needs one mic to capture the hole set.. Of course, it will never sound like a real kit though.b