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nhzoso
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Just wondering why this is, all of the best kits I have ever heard all have reinforcement hoops, and all seem to be at the top or near top of that brands price range.
What makes them sound so good? Thin shells, the reinforcement hoop itself?
Can you add hoops to any drum after market?
is it expensive to add hoops to drums? if not how come more company's do not offer them in more models? How thick is too thick for a reinforcement hoop?
Alot of questions I know, I was listening to a Sonor pro lite the other day in the store and man it was sounding soooo nice but $5000 is a lil ridiculous for me, than the owner takes down a Mapex Black Panther Blaster and wow it blows away my Saturn and is basically the same shell except for the hoop.
I remember listening to a DW performance series last year when they came out and the owner had a Collectors on the other side of the room, the performance sounded good till he went over and hit the collectors. He pretty much lost a sale right there and he knew it and agreed 100%.
What makes them sound so good? Thin shells, the reinforcement hoop itself?
Can you add hoops to any drum after market?
is it expensive to add hoops to drums? if not how come more company's do not offer them in more models? How thick is too thick for a reinforcement hoop?
Alot of questions I know, I was listening to a Sonor pro lite the other day in the store and man it was sounding soooo nice but $5000 is a lil ridiculous for me, than the owner takes down a Mapex Black Panther Blaster and wow it blows away my Saturn and is basically the same shell except for the hoop.
I remember listening to a DW performance series last year when they came out and the owner had a Collectors on the other side of the room, the performance sounded good till he went over and hit the collectors. He pretty much lost a sale right there and he knew it and agreed 100%.