[ Guest ]Guest-Johnny Kimock
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Posted: Jan 23rd, 2004 at 09:48 pm
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Well this is very good question.....Iv'e played on many different kits and tuned correctly my top 5 would be:
1. Noble Cooley
2. Gretsch (Jazz)
3. Tama
4. California Custom
5. Yahmaha
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Posted: Feb 3rd, 2004 at 08:58 am
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i play mlasko and i love 'em.
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Posted: Feb 3rd, 2004 at 10:47 pm
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SPAUN is excellent
GMS
Noble & Cooley
Ayotte
Yamaha
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Posted: Jul 2nd, 2004 at 03:29 am
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My top 5 favourite sandwiches are (these are in no perticular order)
1.Ham and cheese
2.Ham and cheese
3.Ham and egg and cheese
4.Ham
5.Cheese
What are yours?Plus does anyone out there own a red ford fiesta, because if you do can you check that its not the one parked in my parking space, as i will have it removed.Thank you xxx
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Posted: Aug 2nd, 2004 at 12:00 am
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Top five brands? Hmmmm
1. Ludwig
2. Sonor ( if you can find the good ones)
3.Slingerland ( before they died......really wanted the buddy rich set, but it was just an illusion)
4. Tama (nice heavy set)
5. DW (good drums, but waaaaaaay over priced)
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Posted: Oct 5th, 2004 at 11:51 am
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1)zilidjian
2)OCDP (of course and its http://www.ocdrum.com ..lol)
3)DW (really like hardware)
4) ludwig
5)pacific ( thats the kind of kit i have
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[ Guest ]Guest-Death_Certificate
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Posted: Dec 24th, 2004 at 10:10 pm
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I'm quite surprised but I don't see many picks for f**k**g Sonar Here I'm thinking why on earth wouldn't someone pick the greatest sounding drums on the planet right now? Perfect example, pick up some recent vital techtones with Steve Smith and you can hear how great his drums sound and hes been using Sonars for quite a many year. Even their "lower priced" kits sound f**k**g leathal. Although I'm have a broad range in infuences and style of music their drums suit every need.
So Here's my list in order:
1) Sonar
2) Pearl
3) Tama
4) Ludwig
5) Mapex
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Posted: May 6th, 2005 at 05:05 pm
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my favorite,in order
1) tama
2) pearl
3) Yamaha
4)mapex
5)dw
my favorite cymbals
1)sabian
2)zildjian
3)paiste
my favorite sticks
1)zildjian
2)vater
3)vick firth
4)ahead
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Posted: May 6th, 2005 at 05:07 pm
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[quote author=Guest- link=cat=general&board=companies&thread=1039221654&start=37#2 date=1115417100]my favorite,in order
1) tama (mine)
2) pearl
3) Yamaha
4)mapex
5)dw
my favorite cymbals
1)sabian (mine)
2)zildjian
3)paiste
my favorite sticks
1)zildjian
2)vater
3)vick firth
4)ahead[/quote]
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[ Guest ]Guest-drummer from NL
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Posted: Jun 22nd, 2005 at 05:12 am
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OCDP http://www.ocdrum.com
PDP
DW
pearl
Noble & Cooley
that is my list
i have a
PDP kit whit a costum made snare from ocdp and meile cymbals
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Posted: Oct 20th, 2005 at 03:03 pm
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1.Ludwig
2.Tama
3.Pearl
4.Premier
5.Gretch
Electric top 3:
1.Harts Dynamics
2.DDrum(go Nine Inch Nails!)
3.Roland
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dusan
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Posted: Dec 16th, 2005 at 01:15 pm
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1. Dw
2. Sonor
3. Pearl
4. Yamaha
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Posted: Feb 18th, 2006 at 08:17 pm
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My first set was an old Pearl Vari-sonic from the seventies. My next set was an old Premier kit from the sixties. But eventually it came time to get a new/contemporary set of drums. That's the sound I wanted, and they're so much easier to live with. The best drums I found, and also for the best price, was a brand new Pearl Masters Custom Retrospec kit in Royal Gold. I hit TONS of drums and I liked the Pearls the best. In the end I think it really does come down to sound, and I like the Pearls the best. I've had GREAT times with those drums in the past two years. Recording, giging, practicing, you name it. But ultimately what it comes down to is what YOU like to hear.
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drumwolf
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Posted: Feb 27th, 2006 at 03:43 pm
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1. Gretsch
2. Ludwig
3. Premier
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