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I like playing for fun and working at getting better all the time. I don't get down on my self unless I hear a recording and think that...

Maple has a slightly warmer sound.. meaning a bit fuller, rounder, or thoomy (if that's a word Lol..) Birch is a bit dryer with focused...

Yes .. you want a drum based on what he said.. he checks all the boxes. For tuning a snare drum.. I find the key thing (apart from all...

I'd go either Sonor, Tama or Yamaha.. they all make great quality kits at reasonable prices (ahem DW..!), solid hardware, and sound...

Tama Starclassic. You’ll never look back.

Ah you're just shipping - I thought you were also selling the kit.. e-transfer = electronic bank transfer

Oh yeah? (snivel) Can she do THIS? (storms across room and lifts bass drum over his head.)

Could we make it a rule not to post videos of toddlers that make our endless practice seem pointless?

If there's a brick's n mortar drum shop near you.. see if they can do a deal for you to ship it. They are pros in shipping stuff and can...

Great question! Perfect time is something I've thought about for years.. starting back in the 80s or 90's when I read an MD interview...

Undrilled virgin bass drum sounds redundant - if it has been drilled it’s no longer a virgin. I’d never had a virgin till I was about 60...

I literally have none of these things touching the shells. The only things making contact with the shells are the lugs and the heads. No...

Well.. Carpet is not an issue as my kicks dont touch the floor. The pedal is on thr rim..and the spurs and lugs are a constant. So...

Buns away.. For live playing.. Once the kick is mic'd, dampened, mixed and put through a PA .. The audience would have a hard time...

Having tried all kinds of configurations.. all I can say is: - negligible difference in sound either way - virgin looks cool and sliding...