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It does what one would expect. Adjustments do require you to remove one of the tubes, they would have to completely redesign to fix that, it would be a totally different component.
A must and beautiful
This is the best stick I have found for the way I play jazz. It allows me to play whisper soft and extremely loud. It gets a great sound out of any cymbal. It has a dark note on the cymbal but with just enough edge to make sure the beat is heard clearly.
Good Quality, will provide great protection for the drum hoop. I got one for the kick pedal and one for the cowbell mount.
This kit arrived yesterday, and I couldn’t be happier. The condition is perfect, no flaws or dings, not even pedal rash. The Keystone X shells are thunderous but musical. The hardware and chrome are the best I’ve seen. An incredible value for a thousand dollars. My one complaint is that the floor tom legs are too short, so I had to spend extra on replacements.
I love it. Feels almost like a real bass drum. Works great with my Roland kit. The protective patch was loose and came off. But Drum Center of Portsmouth is helping resolve this
Fit perfectly. Arrived quickly.
I purchased a used drum kit. It sounded horrible. I replaced all the batter heads with Remo Ambassador and the reso heads with the Evans G1s. My Tom sound 100X better than they did. Hopefully with some more tuning, I can get them where I want. So far so good. I'm liking the G1s. I bought an extra set in case I decide to put the G1s on the batter heads. I'm always happy with the service at DCP.
They feel way more like a real stick than a traditional multi-rod. Articulates toms well. A touch louder than hot-rods. Ride articulation is still a problem. 5-stars for not feeling like taped chopsticks.
Great product, hard to find, fast secure shipping.
I always feel like clap stacks always cost way too much to make such a "cheap" sound. This one does what you need it to do without breaking the bank. It might not sound exactly the same as the $400 clap stacks..... but it is close, and a cheap way to get that 808 sound you are looking for.
Finally a replacement for the troublesome Zoomatic strainer. The packaging is nothing other than plastic bag and no instructions are included. Other than that, it is fine.
It’s the perfectly designed hoop, Sonor thought this through perfectly. You are able to take off the snare wires-completely- then put a new head on and tune it up without having any wires to be in your way. I wish other drum companies would think of things like this.
