My New Le Soprano Pro Maple

[Late Bloomer]

I just bought a new Le Soprano Pro Maple kit. Hand made in Italy. For hardware I am using high end Pearl gear and Paiste cymbals. It is a beautifully made kit and sounds awesome. I had kept it a secret from the rest of the band and when they rolled up for the gig today, I had them already set up. They were blown away by the look and sound of them. I love them.

[GRUNTERSDAD]

Very nice looking indeed. I wonder why the black tom mounts though?

[punkdrummer1]

woah, very nice. I love it. Ill join in on asking about the black tom mounts....

[Drummer Karl]

Beautiful, I`m digging that finish!
I´ve heard very good things about Remo drums made in Italy...how much did it cost? Just curious...

How think are the shells? Normal 45 degree bearing edge or 30 degree?

Congrats,

Karl

[drumr0]

Wow!! What a cool color. Here's another drum manufacturer I have never heard of. They are very nice. Specs?

Does Remo build these? If so, it's the nicest set of Remo's have ever seen!!

[nx1600]

Beautiful Color !!! absoutley !!! yes, I'll agree with the others, give us some more info !

[Late Bloomer]

Probably best if you look at their website for the shell specs. Make sure you watch the video on there as well. All the info is there. They make several different model kits.
http://www.lesoprano.it/drumset/promaple_en.html

I am cofused with your mention that they are made by Remo. They come with Remo Ambassador heads if thats what you mean.
A great little feature on my kit is the sliding tom mount on the Bass drum.

[nhzoso]

Very nice and I absolutely love the sliding tom mount. I am looking into getting one for my kit.

[stasz]

That finish is tasty. The lugs remind me of Ayotte lugs.