DB7
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I'll just keep it short and simple, Neil Peart's Permanent Waves Tour kit.
I much preferred the Red Signals one.......but yeah that was killer also.
I'll just keep it short and simple, Neil Peart's Permanent Waves Tour kit.
As much as I love my Guru kits, they are just drums. That share every important thing with every other drum out there. After you've had a dream kit, there's really no place to go gear-wise. You realize that truly, this is about as good as it gets, so this journey is over. OVER! That's a good thing because it kind of forces you to do what you're supposed to be doing, playing them.
That's what happened with my son when I got him a Les Paul Standard. (At least for a while anyway) He was fully confident in his guitar, so he started really focusing on his playing instead of what his guitar was or wasn't.As much as I love my Guru kits, they are just drums. That share every important thing with every other drum out there. After you've had a dream kit, there's really no place to go gear-wise. You realize that truly, this is about as good as it gets, so this journey is over. OVER! That's a good thing because it kind of forces you to do what you're supposed to be doing, playing them.
I actually got this kit, although in slightly different sizes. 10, 12, 14, 16, 22...'97 Ray-era Ayottes, repainted by Bill at Pork Pie!I already have most of it, my Pork Pies are my favorite of my many kits. However, if I had all the $$ in the world...Ray Ayotte era Ayotte Custom:
8"
10"
12"
15"FT
18"FT
20" Kick
28" Remote kick
Keplinger Snare
That's what happened with my son when I got him a Les Paul Standard. (At least for a while anyway) He was fully confident in his guitar, so he started really focusing on his playing instead of what his guitar was or wasn't.