Tell us about the sound, I know I like the sound of the rack toms, but I’ve never heard a good recording of the kick or floor toms on anything but my phone
The D6 is a super mic!!! Not available when I bought my D112 AKG, I was close to ditch it and buy the D6 but I went the 2 mikes road with my AKG C5600 (AKG C414 capsule in a different shell) and while it's bit more complex, I like it a lot. So, in 3 words, how would you describe the D6?
And it's a Benny Greb Signature that I see here right? Brass model?
Would not trust these sites at all. That price is very scam-ish. Those shopping search engines change their name and I think they use previously sold items pics for their postings...I think it uses our search engine data as well to further entice.I just paid $62.46 with free shipping for this 1990’s Tama 10 lug 14x 3 Rosewood made in Japan snare drum with die cast rims and cool offset lugs. I hope I didn’t just get scammed. I’m looking forward to seeing this thing it looks to be in great condition.
22" K Constantinople Bounce Ride
15" K Constantinople HiHats
Listened to the specific cymbals on memphis drum shop's website and am thoroughly pleased.
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So sorry to have overlooked this post. I took a two-week forum break and missed some things as a result. Glad you went with the Pearl snare.
It hasn't left the stand since I got it.So sorry to have overlooked this post. I took a two-week forum break and missed some things as a result. Glad you went with the Pearl snare.
You're enjoying it, I presume?
Glad to hear it. Negative reviews of Sensitones are pretty rare. They're among the best shells on the market as far as I'm concerned.It hasn't left the stand since I got it.
I really love the sound of the brass. Drop on a piece of paper, it's nice and fat. I might sell off a couple others.Glad to hear it. Negative reviews of Sensitones are pretty rare. They're among the best shells on the market as far as I'm concerned.
That exemplifies why I've never benefitted from possessing an assortment of snares at once. One snare has always risen to the top as my unrivaled favorite, and others have stagnated in a closet. I now have only one snare, my 14"x5" Music City Custom. I gave my backup snare to my son recently, and I have no plans to get another. The one I have is the only one I want to play, and there isn't a setting or a style of music it can't handle. I'll be riding the single-snare bus until fate dictates otherwise, though I can't conceive circumstances that would warrant a change.I might sell off a couple others.
The K Sweets sound great mic'd up also. I had the opportunity to hear my mine from the audience one night when I let another guy use them. They sat in the mix just beautifully.Just got a new 17” K Sweet crash. Dies off quickly, opens up easily, and is the cymbal sound in my head. Perfect for low-volume gigs
Premier genista natural birch finishHow about a thread to celebrate and marvel at our newest purchases? I know I'll enjoy seeing yours.
Here's mine:
A mixed box of toys. Evans g2 over g1 coated for my yamaha kit, tight screws and trick quick release cymbal toppers.
A quick release hi hat drop clutch, some rods, some brushes, emperors for my saturn kit, and a 20" emad which could go on either of my 20'' kicks. Also a dw cowbell mount.
I'm so happy.
You must post pictures wherever possible.
Non drum related things are encouraged.
Wow, so they come with mojo pre-installed!Used on some tracks for The Commodores, The Temptations ,Jermaine Jackson and many more.