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    Hi all!!! Been a while since i wrote a post. Just chasing any opinions on my potential ref pure order.
    Heres what im thinking.
    10x7 RT
    12x7 RT
    14x12FT
    16x14FT
    22x20K
    13x5.5 Snare

    Im curious to know what every one thinks of have 2 matched depth rack toms. I mean ive seen a couple of pics getting around and it looks great but does it sound ok? And are there any negatives? I preference the shallow toms cause im a short *** and like the toms alittle lower with out too much angle.

    also whats ever ones thoughts on the 22x20 kick. Ive all ways been a fan of massive kick drums but recently i played a MHX 22x14kick and was so impressed by the depth and tone it wasnt funny!

    Let me know what yous all reakon!!! Cheers!

  • #2
    I think matched depth rack toms look cool. Every once in a while I'll play a 9x10 and 9x12 combination. If I were you, I'd go with an 8 to 9" depth. It just looks better. That's just me.

    The only big criticism I have is with your bass drum size. I'd recommend 14", 16" or 18" depth. If you get a 20" deep kick, you'll have trouble fitting it on small stages, squeezing it into the back of a car, etc.

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    • #3
      Had a Ref 22x20 kick and it sounded massive but to echo Andy, it was a pain to move and get on a lot of drum risers. Now I'm rocking a 24x14 and loving it.
      RBH Monarch Drums in Merlot Sparkle
      RBH Westwood Drums in Green Sparkle

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      • #4
        It's your kit but this is what I would do If I was ordering one
        10x8
        12x9
        14x13
        16x14
        22x16 kick

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        • #5
          Originally posted by CUZNRED View Post
          It's your kit but this is what I'm going to do when I order mine.
          10x8
          12x9
          14x13
          16x14
          22x16 kick
          Fixed. :-) just kidding! ♡

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          • #6
            I've owned two different pairs or 22x20 kick drums, one pair of 6-ply maple and one pair of thick 10-ply maple/mahogany. Neither pair sounded as powerful and deep as the 22x18 kicks I had that were thin ply 100% mahogany. I think you will get a nice deep tone with the thin shells, so no need for 20" deep. Just my opinion.

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            • #7
              Haha! Cheers!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by CUZNRED View Post
                It's your kit but this is what I would do If I was ordering one
                10x8
                12x9
                14x13
                16x14
                22x16 kick
                Agreed. Those are excellent sizes.

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                • #9
                  Well if you are going to custom order, then I would get one extra in the order just in case. 22 x 20 bass drums sound great, and look great, but are a pain if you have to move them.

                  10 x 8
                  12 x 9
                  13 x 10
                  15 x13
                  18 x 16
                  22 x 18

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                  • #10
                    Stay away from that deep of a kick drum. The immediate reason to thank me is simply how much easier it is to transport. I suggest a 16" depth for both tone and convenience.
                    dalewmiller.com my kits: 1 2 3

                    GMS | Paiste|Evans|Kennedy Camden Auxiliary Percussion

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by dale w miller View Post
                      Stay away from that deep of a kick drum. The immediate reason to thank me is simply how much easier it is to transport. I suggest a 16" depth for both tone and convenience.
                      18 for tone; 16 for convenience
                      Mapex Saturn V in deep water ash burl: https://www.pearldrummersforum.com/a...p?albumid=1218

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by scooterdavis View Post
                        18 for tone; 16 for convenience
                        16" for tone and 14" for convenience.
                        dalewmiller.com my kits: 1 2 3

                        GMS | Paiste|Evans|Kennedy Camden Auxiliary Percussion

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by dale w miller View Post
                          16" for tone and 14" for convenience.
                          14" for tone and 12" for convenience!

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by therocker View Post
                            14" for tone and 12" for convenience!
                            Forgot it. Play the table and chairs at the venue.
                            dalewmiller.com my kits: 1 2 3

                            GMS | Paiste|Evans|Kennedy Camden Auxiliary Percussion

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by dale w miller View Post
                              Forgot it. Play the table and chairs at the venue.
                              Now that's convenient!

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