Rhythm666
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I have the same setup, S hoops on top and triple 2.3mm rims on the bottom sideI don't, just standard 2.3mm triple flange on the bottom. That's a "maybe down the road" upgrade but I'm not in a big hurry.
I have the same setup, S hoops on top and triple 2.3mm rims on the bottom sideI don't, just standard 2.3mm triple flange on the bottom. That's a "maybe down the road" upgrade but I'm not in a big hurry.
I have the same setup, S hoops on top and triple 2.3mm rims on the bottom side
And then there's this...View attachment 97002
Still not sure how this will work out for him (Daru Jones) in the long run.
For me I think its the best of both worlds and the S hoops are less heavy then the die cast and not much more then the TF ones.I keep hearing/reading that s hoops are the best of both worlds between 2.3tf and diecast. Do you feel the same?
I'm picking up a new snare soon that comes stock with 1.6tf and I want to upgrade them. I want diecast but considering they are $40-$60 per hoop I've generally stuck with 2.3tf because they are around $15-$20 per hoop. S Hoops are only a few dollars more then 2.3's do if they are really that much more rigid then I could see myself making the switch.
For me I think its the best of both worlds and the S hoops are less heavy then the die cast and not much more then the TF ones.
Harry Miree is a right handed playing a left handed set? Never knew. Friend of mine also is righthanded but he learned to play left handed on the drumset as his teacher taught him that way as he was to lazy to switch the drums around every time. Works for him and he doesn't know better but he plays everything lefty.Then there's Harry Miree's set up. Left handed double pedal played as a righty, with a cable hat & mirrored toms left & right. All played open handed.View attachment 97004
For me I think its the best of both worlds and the S hoops are less heavy then the die cast and not much more then the TF ones.
Then there's Harry Miree's set up. Left handed double pedal played as a righty, with a cable hat & mirrored toms left & right. All played open handed.View attachment 97004
He has a whole video about it on his YouTube channel. Cool dude & very knowledgeable.INTERESTING
S-Hoops sound and feel so good to me. There is one big drawback though: clip-on mics aren’t designed for the shape of the hoop, at least the Sennheisers that I use for the toms.