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i would recommend EC2 clear or coated for the batters, i have G1 clears on the reso, but i dont think they are SUPER, just O.K.
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What style of music do you play?
What sound are you looking for? What sizes are your kit? |
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Personally, If this was the first time I was putting on new heads and had absolutely NO clue where to start, but wanted something good that will last you a while and make you happy until you learn what your tastes are, I'd personally go with G2's (clear or coated...coated gives a warmer sound) over clear G1's. |
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i have g2s coated all the way around. it just goes to what your prefrence and sound is.. i personally like the warm tone to the g2s and how they give my toms a "bite" so to speak.
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For jazz, blues and pop Coted ambassador or coted evans g1.
For rock and metal clear or coted evans g2, evand EC1 and EC2, remo empor, remo Controlled Sound, remo Pinstripe, I recommend this heads for this styles.
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Keith Moon: "My friends call me Keith, but you can call me John." My sonor 2005 kit |
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Thx for the advice i like to play rock thx again :)
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