Advinghelli
Member
Where did you purchase these cymbals?? That sounds like a steal!
What's your latest purchase?
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Advinghelli
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I got an evans calftone batter and reso heads for all my drums during cyber monday. And a hazy 300 + puresound equalizer snare wire for the snare reso. Was around $200 for everything.
paradiddle pete
Platinum Member
Push pull stroke
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Craviotto?
paradiddle pete
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RickP
Gold Member
Picked up this 14 x 7" Noble and Cooley Ash SS snare. The figuring of the grain is really fantastic. The snare is a superb sounding snare.
Very fat and articulate . It has a really wide tuning range , but medium seems to be the sweet spot for this snare. The Remo CS batter head ( my preferred head) is a winner on this snare.
Very fat and articulate . It has a really wide tuning range , but medium seems to be the sweet spot for this snare. The Remo CS batter head ( my preferred head) is a winner on this snare.
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One Up One Down
Senior Member
Just bought these on Reverb -- 14" HH Duo hats -- they'll be joining my 20" HH Duo ride and my 18" HH Dark crash
Vintage Old School
Gold Member
I've been slammed with work this past quarter. Finally have a chance to post the three latest additions (left to right):
Dunnett Classic Dreamtime Jarrah Ply with Ebony Veneer 8" X 14"
Noble & Cooley Classic Alloy Raw Shell 6" X 14"
Noble & Cooley Horizon Maple/Mahogany Ply Blackwash Finish 6" X 14"
Dunnett Classic Dreamtime Jarrah Ply with Ebony Veneer 8" X 14"
Noble & Cooley Classic Alloy Raw Shell 6" X 14"
Noble & Cooley Horizon Maple/Mahogany Ply Blackwash Finish 6" X 14"
RickP
Gold Member
Some nice choices there .
steadypocket
Gold Member
Outlaw Drums purple heart segmented snare. It’s meant to honor American service members who received the Purple Heart. The distressed nature of the finish is supposed to represent the hardships that the service members endured.
Snare sounds great. Someone spent a lot of time on this finish.
Snare sounds great. Someone spent a lot of time on this finish.
MrInsanePolack
Platinum Member
That's a beautiful drum. So what's with the claws on the hoops?
Frosticles
Silver Member
Been buying again...............
Premier Genista in Cherry Red Fade
IMG_0970 by Kevin Frost, on Flickr
Mapex Pro M in Cherry Fade
IMG_0979 by Kevin Frost, on Flickr
Premier Genista in Cherry Red Fade
IMG_0970 by Kevin Frost, on FlickrMapex Pro M in Cherry Fade
IMG_0979 by Kevin Frost, on Flickrsteadypocket
Gold Member
Thanks. The claws are just an alternative way to keep a head tensioned that works for this kind of hoop. There is no real benefit and it’s done more fo aesthetics than anything I suppose. Other builders use claws of different sizes for snare and tom hoops. I had feared that stick strikes would bend or damage claws over time but one of my Van Kleefs has held up just fine.
Drumolator
Platinum Member
Recently I bought a Wuhan 16" China from Ray Fransen's Drum Center in Kenner, Louisiana. Peace and goodwill.
RickP
Gold Member
Just placed an order for a 13 x 9” Noble and Cooley Horizon Rock Tom to go with the 24 “ bass drum and 16” floor Tom I currently own to complete the setup .
I also placed an order for a Sonor Protean 14 x 5.25” Premium package which includes hard case , two sets of extra snares , two drum keys and case for snares . This is the snare drum designed by Gavin Harrison .
I also placed an order for a Sonor Protean 14 x 5.25” Premium package which includes hard case , two sets of extra snares , two drum keys and case for snares . This is the snare drum designed by Gavin Harrison .
drummage
Junior Member
drummage
Junior Member
Congrats on your latest acquisition... I just picked up a beautiful set of Yamaha Stage Customs, in Honey Amber. All Birch shells, Bering edges are flawless, matching snare... 10, 12, 14, 16, 22 & matching snare. I can't believe how good they sound! I was also lucky enough to come across a 24" Ping, which is so clean I thought it was new... (94' was the last year for the 24") now I need a super-heavy boom stand as this behemoth is extremely heavy... I was initially concerned about the Yamaha YESS mounts as I'm a heavy hitter, needless to say they are rock solid, and the toms are standard sizes, and the 14 & 16 are floor toms. As of this writing I have 36 snare drums & 3 kits, a Mapex, a Pearl Masters & a Ludwig prototype kit made of stainless steel, not to be confused with the steel kits of the 70s, which were sheet metal. The shells on this kit are approx 3/8 thick, extremely heavy and LOUD. My new Yamaha kit at a mere fraction of the price sounds and looks just as good... A bit bias perhaps as I've always had an affinity for birch.
King Tiger
Senior Member
Ordered a Ludwig Classic Maple downbeat (12/14/20) in white sparkle. Coming tomorrow.