mattyg@@
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Hey, this is my latest kit. It's a Premier Series Birch Classic. Sizes are 12x9, 13x10, 16x16,
22x18 and the snare is 14x5.5. I've never considered buying a Premier kit before, I always overlooked them. I originally went into the store to try out a Yamaha birch absolute, but walked out with the Premier. The bass drum on the Birch Absolute was less than impressive, I think the box it came in would have more low end than the drum itself. Anyway, this premier kit had the exact shell sizes I was after, so I tried it out and was totally blown away by the sound of the whole kit, the bass drum shakes the walls and the toms sound huge and are really warm and responsive. I've owned quite a few drum kits including an oak custom, maple absolute, brady, recording custom, but this one blows them all out of the water! It makes me wonder why more people don't buy them, I've never heard a rave review about them. It may not look as sleek as some of the other high end kits out there, but man the sound is amazing. I'm in love!
22x18 and the snare is 14x5.5. I've never considered buying a Premier kit before, I always overlooked them. I originally went into the store to try out a Yamaha birch absolute, but walked out with the Premier. The bass drum on the Birch Absolute was less than impressive, I think the box it came in would have more low end than the drum itself. Anyway, this premier kit had the exact shell sizes I was after, so I tried it out and was totally blown away by the sound of the whole kit, the bass drum shakes the walls and the toms sound huge and are really warm and responsive. I've owned quite a few drum kits including an oak custom, maple absolute, brady, recording custom, but this one blows them all out of the water! It makes me wonder why more people don't buy them, I've never heard a rave review about them. It may not look as sleek as some of the other high end kits out there, but man the sound is amazing. I'm in love!