Weird title, I know. I am trying to be more creative since my first mishap posting.
Anyways, I tried searching and couldn't find the info I needed on this but was wondering if someone here could help me out.
I had a TAMA imperialstar for 5 or 6 years, was my starter drum set and I didn't get to play it near as much as I would have liked the first couple years. I got rid of it because I was moving out of my parents and into an apartment and they didn't want the thing there taking up space. I am now looking to get a drum set and want to get something that will be a great kit (when replacing stock heads cause they usually always suck) and will last me until next year when I can hopefully get a custom made kit.
I am looking at 4 in particular right now. Before getting into the the kits, I would like to make it be known I play a little bit of everything. Folk rock, jazz, blues, all kinds of rock, and metal. My friend and I are going to start a band and play some local shows and the type of music we are working on/writing is for progressive metal. Off time beats, incorporate some jazz and blues in with it, lots of fills and such.
So now, I am looking at a Sonor eXtreme Force 22, a ddrum Journeyman (not too bad but like the Sonor more, maybe cause I am a German), a PDP Double Drive, and a Mapex Voyager 7 piece. I cannot for the life of me find out what kind of wood is used on the Sonor but the mapex is basswood I believe, the double drive is poplar, and journeyman is poplar as well? I forgot.Ha!
Anyways, if anyone knows anything about these kits and how they would each individually make or break me for the music, I would like to know.
But I do need to know what kind of shells these Sonor's have on them. I'm still looking low end I know, but this is just till I get can get enough money to get something much much better.
thanks all,
DR
Anyways, I tried searching and couldn't find the info I needed on this but was wondering if someone here could help me out.
I had a TAMA imperialstar for 5 or 6 years, was my starter drum set and I didn't get to play it near as much as I would have liked the first couple years. I got rid of it because I was moving out of my parents and into an apartment and they didn't want the thing there taking up space. I am now looking to get a drum set and want to get something that will be a great kit (when replacing stock heads cause they usually always suck) and will last me until next year when I can hopefully get a custom made kit.
I am looking at 4 in particular right now. Before getting into the the kits, I would like to make it be known I play a little bit of everything. Folk rock, jazz, blues, all kinds of rock, and metal. My friend and I are going to start a band and play some local shows and the type of music we are working on/writing is for progressive metal. Off time beats, incorporate some jazz and blues in with it, lots of fills and such.
So now, I am looking at a Sonor eXtreme Force 22, a ddrum Journeyman (not too bad but like the Sonor more, maybe cause I am a German), a PDP Double Drive, and a Mapex Voyager 7 piece. I cannot for the life of me find out what kind of wood is used on the Sonor but the mapex is basswood I believe, the double drive is poplar, and journeyman is poplar as well? I forgot.Ha!
Anyways, if anyone knows anything about these kits and how they would each individually make or break me for the music, I would like to know.
But I do need to know what kind of shells these Sonor's have on them. I'm still looking low end I know, but this is just till I get can get enough money to get something much much better.
thanks all,
DR