stellar92010
Senior Member
I mean, a kit for gigging different styles, and possibly different volume levels. What drums are really needed? Now I have the opinion that a really good drummer will take just about any kit that is in working condition and be able to sound good.
But for the average drummer, how many toms are good, what sizes, snares, cymbals, etc/ What are good compromises. For example, I like heavy music AND easy listening type jazx, among others.
I'm building a kit with a pearl reference 20x18 bass, and I ordered some masters mcx toms, a 14x11 12x10, and 10x9 and want to add a 16x16 in the future. then a fast crash, a full crash a ride, and a high-hat to round it out.
So what would you think a good untility set would be composed of?
But for the average drummer, how many toms are good, what sizes, snares, cymbals, etc/ What are good compromises. For example, I like heavy music AND easy listening type jazx, among others.
I'm building a kit with a pearl reference 20x18 bass, and I ordered some masters mcx toms, a 14x11 12x10, and 10x9 and want to add a 16x16 in the future. then a fast crash, a full crash a ride, and a high-hat to round it out.
So what would you think a good untility set would be composed of?