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I'm sure it would. Though it depends what the amp/micing situation you have in your band is. I think you'd have to get used to it, since it might be easy to overplay and drown out other members. Stanton Moore has a 26" satellite bass drum but then again his main one is a 20". Personally I think it's a bit over the top, I'd opt for a 22" or a 20". And the bonus is they're much easier to transport.
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Headswise you could go for these powerstroke 3 heads.... or you could save yourself some money and play around with the dampening levels: pillows, felt strips etc. Good luck with it!
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You can play anything on a 26". Just play around with the dampening ,until you find what works.
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I could use my 16x26 for that kind of music easily.
I just use a Coated Ambassador batter and good tuning (smooth white front). A muffle roll I made myself goes between the head and pedal post. I use a 3" x4" piece of Coated ambassador material taped to the beater impact point. Very old school way of doing it, but it works great, and IMO sounds better than pre-muffed heads (that's why I do it haha!!). If you're buying a drum (or kit) and you play that type of music, a 24 might be a bit better because it sounds fat, but a little more of a controlled punch. If you have one, a 26 can work, you just have to try a few things out and see what works for you. Mine has plenty of punch, and it's not overly boomy. It's just big sounding. My bass players love it (4 bands).
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When I used a 26" I had a Aquarian Full Force heads on the front and back (same as Powerstroke 3). I used a small DW pillow inside, and it sounded great. For funk music I might add a little more dampening, but not much. Just to give it more punch and less boom...
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I use a 26x16 I have an Aquarian super kick 2 on it, very few head manufacturers make a 26 head. I also use a DW pillow in there.
Batter head loose, resonant head v tight, I have a wonderful thump with a nice ring to it that works for rock and funk, not so great for Jazz though.....ha |
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I use a 26X14 for about every application. It works quite well. I also use a 28X14 just as often and that also sounds amazing in every application, Including studio recording. I left my 28" in the studio for about a month and half the bands recording in that time opted to use that instead of the 22" that was there already as it sounded killer.
I use powerstroke 3 on both drums.
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