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    Hi all,

    Introducing my new kit! 22” 16” 12” 10” plus 14”snare of the same series coming for Christmas (custom order). Have had this kit since August and love it! Very hard to focus on writing when around these, always end up trying this tuning or that chop or another miking technique.. 🤓 I use it mostly for Reggae but my son plays metal with it when he’s around. Works for both 🙂 This set is always miked for recording and does not attend gigs. I’m not a real drummer but can play enough to make demos and produce drum tracks.

    The snare is a Tama Starphonic Aluminum. Plays like Japanese beer, smooth and dry. The timbale is an 80’s Tama Royalstar snare with no bottom head.

    Edit: The snare is finally here! And it's very loveable.
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    Last edited by Daddy Skit; 02-15-2021, 06:21 AM.

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    Dark and sombre kit! Me likes!
    Originally posted by dexplosion
    Boom stands are for sissies.

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    • #3
      Awesome!

      I love the finish. I love the hardware. Love the white reso head. Beauty!
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Snakes&Arrows View Post
        Dark and sombre kit! Me likes!
        Yeah.. I looked at all kinds of cheerful colours from Tama starclassic and others but the wife talked me out of em haha

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        • #5
          I’m glad you like it I have a Remo Fiberskyn that I think I’ll try on as a reso at some point.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Daddy Skit View Post
            Hi all,

            Introducing my new kit! 22” 16” 12” 10” plus 14”snare of the same series coming for Christmas (custom order). Have had this kit since August and love it! Very hard to focus on writing when around these, always end up trying this tuning or that chop or another miking technique.. �� I use it mostly for Reggae but my son plays metal with it when he’s around. Works for both �� This set is always miked for recording and does not attend gigs. I’m not a real drummer but can play enough to make demos and produce drum tracks.

            The snare is a Tama Starphonic Aluminum. Plays like Japanese beer, smooth and dry. The timbale is an 80’s Tama Royalstar snare with no bottom head.
            Kind of odd, but I wasn't too keen on that look when it first came out but I guess my taste has changed. That's a bad a_ _ looking kit you have there Skit!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by TMdrums View Post
              Kind of odd, but I wasn't too keen on that look when it first came out but I guess my taste has changed. That's a bad a_ _ looking kit you have there Skit!
              I think of this kit as my ”middle age motorcycle”, heh. It’s fun how it looks badass but sounds so well-rounded and friendly.

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              • #8
                Nice kit! I see a lot of similarities to my setup: Tama Starphonic Alu, thin shells with re-rings (yours MRV, me MMP), mixing of Zildjian and Paiste cymbals...
                My Piano Black BLX

                My Liquid Amber MLX


                Building Project: All Birch 13x6.5 snare out of a 13x11 BLX-Tom - read the details here!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Oliver_Stein View Post
                  Nice kit! I see a lot of similarities to my setup: Tama Starphonic Alu, thin shells with re-rings (yours MRV, me MMP), mixing of Zildjian and Paiste cymbals...
                  Cool! I have Paiste 602 hihats and they’re smooth like butter but ended up buying New Beats for their superior ”chirp”. They just have presence!

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                  • #10
                    So now two tom hoops are sent back due to some flaws in the nickel coating. Still waiting for the snare, should be any day now. Have experimented a lot with tuning, but simple methods such as Rob Brown’s seem to work best. Got the floor tom under control by putting a blanket under it, not touching the head. The kick is now thumping like mad, I changed to an Evans eq3 and took all damping away from the heads. I love these drums more every day. Instead of all my previous searching regarding drums and tuning, I now feel like googling ”what to do when you have perfect drum sound” ��

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