Drums & Percussion user reviews

• 01/12/12

  Basix custom tobacco - "could be better" - ericthegreat

  

  The Basix Custom Pearl Export is a good starter set for up and coming drummers. Pearl has always prided them self on putting a quality product with a great sound. Pearl has a great reputation when it comes to music equipment. Unfortunately after play with this drum set it didn’t feel as good as it did on the higher in models that Pearl makes. Th...

• 12/21/11

  Ludwig Drums Black Beauty Brass Supra Phonic 14 x 6.5... - "A classic" - James...

  

  Brass shell. Black finish (obviously), Chrome hardware and lugs, supra-phonic technology whatever that is. I'm not a snare nerd. I'm a producer. The studio I work in most of the time has about 5 or 6 snares to choose from. Our black beauty is the standard model, and we hardly ever have to tune ours. Some snares are very finic...

• 12/17/11

  Pearl Export EX - 3magic

  I just wondered what you people who owns Export EX drum-kits thinks about them.. I'm considerating to buy a Export EX-kit and i need positive or negative feedback so you guys can let me know if the kit is worth the money..

• 12/11/11

  Stick Inc. Chapman stick - "different" - yoTrakkz

  

  This is an interesting percussive instrument. I haven't been able to find too many of these around, and this is the one that I usually see for a relatively cheap price. According to the people I've discussed and my own attempts at playing the pandeiro, I must say that I think this one is pretty good. Many people seem to confuse these things with...

• 12/07/11

  Pearl Eliminator Demon Drive Bass Drum Pedal - "For the price of a drum set, I had to pass on this" - DubiousDubs

  

  In the market for a new double bass drum pedal i borrowed my buddies’ Pearl Eliminator Demon Drive Bass Drum Pedal. This pedal is no beginner pedal, it is expensive and is meant to be used incombination with a skilled drummer who knows what he or she is looking for in a set and wants to get something that fits to his or her need...

• 12/07/11

  Vater Signatures STEWART COPELAND Standard Limited Ed... - "The bead on these sticks is worth all the money in the world" - DubiousDubs

  

  I am not going to lie, I am a huge Police fan, especially of Stewert Copeland and how he integrated so many different rhythms into contemporary rock reggae of western world. I love his jazz influences and I always felt as a player, he and I both shared similar views of style and rhythmic approach. About 2 years ago I saw these ...

• 12/07/11

  Pearl export - "Spend your money on a maple set instead, skip this one." - DubiousDubs

  

  Pearl doesn’t disappoint so long as you don’t set your sights on perfection. I owned a mid 1980s pearl export series back in the mid 1990’s and it was absolutely fantastic back then. If I was going to use that same set today, I wouldn’t be so amazed. Likely because in the last 15 years or so, drum shell manufacturing has become much less vari...

• 12/06/11

  Mapex Brass Master Snare - "Nice professional snare, great for studio work but very heavy" - DubiousDubs

  

  This is a snare that I was not expecting to like very much at all. I was involved in a studio recording with one of these snares, and I first tried to not use it. I have been let down by Mapex before, but in 2010 I helped my nephew setup a Mapex set and liked the stock snare. I figured it was a one-off, because back in 2005 I played a Mapex s...

• 12/06/11

  Mapex Voyager 2010 - "Nice cheap set, for someone on a budget or a young child" - DubiousDubs

  

  I was recently shopping for a beginner set for my nephew. He seems like the kind of ten year old that will not give something up easy. That’s important for a drummer, because giving up the drums is a pain, not to mention expensive to purchase and depreciated value is astronomical. To minimise risk, I decided to focus on cheaper, common drum s...

• 12/06/11

  Remo ER-0010-00 - DubiousDubs

  

  I have the other 2 sizes, 6” and an 8”, and these three are an awesome addition to any drummer looking to play progressive rock music, Latin, jazz, anything with world instrumentation. Also, these are great if you are into world music and looking to broaden your percussion approach from beyond the typical “jazz setup” drum throne. <br ...

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