Right!But DW are the most expensive and all the cool young drummers use them so they are the best right?
In order:
1. The brand that matches the sound in your head and makes you feel confident in your sound every time you sit behind them.
2. The brand that matches the sound in your head and makes you feel confident in your sound every time you sit behind them.
3. The brand that matches the sound in your head and makes you feel confident in your sound every time you sit behind them.
4. The brand that matches the sound in your head and makes you feel confident in your sound every time you sit behind them.
5. The brand that matches the sound in your head and makes you feel confident in your sound every time you sit behind them.
6. The brand that matches the sound in your head and makes you feel confident in your sound every time you sit behind them.
7. The brand that matches the sound in your head and makes you feel confident in your sound every time you sit behind them.
8. The brand that matches the sound in your head and makes you feel confident in your sound every time you sit behind them.
9. The brand that matches the sound in your head and makes you feel confident in your sound every time you sit behind them.
10. The brand that matches the sound in your head and makes you feel confident in your sound every time you sit behind them.
11. All the others.
Sounds good to me that's why I play and endorse Peace both for live and studio acoustic jazz applications. 3 cheers for the excellent in quality and sound but rarely talked about underdogs of drum making!
Yes and just like other stupid "best" threads it comes down to purely a subjective thing for each individual in the end........
Kalem: sounds like you had a bad experience with a lower-end Peace kit? Steamer uses the high-end bubinga kits. Any company's low-end kits are going to be fraught with potential quality issues. That's why at the end of the day I feel it is only worth one's time to bother with high-end kits--better chance of quality and sound and less chance of problems. You get what you pay for, as they say.
I don't judge other companies on their lowest level product offerings...neither should others is my advice.
I was more just generalising. I wasn't aware that Peace even made high-end, good-quality kits. Nothing against you or Peace.
Sorry 'bout that =)