steverok
Silver Member
Hey all,
I just completed a project which has made me quite happy. Earlier this year I snagged a set of early 90s Premier Signia's in my favorite Sapphire Blue finish. It's a 4-piece : 22x16, 10x9, 12x10, and 14x14. I decided I wanted a 16x16 floor to go with it, so I found one in natural, and had it re-finished to match the set. Below is a picture. While my kit is a stain, where you can see the wood grain, he actually painted it, so there is no grain visible. That's OK, as the color match is pretty close, and this is the least visible drum. He did say he had to hit it with alot of coats to get the color deep enough. While I think it sounds great, and I love it, I'm just wondering if anything I did could have changed the tone of the drum. Just looking for informed opinions to obssess over.
Thanks,
Steve-O
I just completed a project which has made me quite happy. Earlier this year I snagged a set of early 90s Premier Signia's in my favorite Sapphire Blue finish. It's a 4-piece : 22x16, 10x9, 12x10, and 14x14. I decided I wanted a 16x16 floor to go with it, so I found one in natural, and had it re-finished to match the set. Below is a picture. While my kit is a stain, where you can see the wood grain, he actually painted it, so there is no grain visible. That's OK, as the color match is pretty close, and this is the least visible drum. He did say he had to hit it with alot of coats to get the color deep enough. While I think it sounds great, and I love it, I'm just wondering if anything I did could have changed the tone of the drum. Just looking for informed opinions to obssess over.
Thanks,
Steve-O
