rimfeel
Published on 11/16/06 at 00:51
I gained three drumkit elements that are composed of three layers of mahogany and two two-ply maple exterior and interior. I bought a bass drum 24 "x18" floor tom and two 14 "x14" and 16 "x16".
I am very happy with the result and moreover, all is well with my marit medium maple tom 12 "x8". The four drums sound very Boii sanded with skins type "REMO Ambassador," but also with skins as "EVANS G2". The only slight drawback in Capelle is that they are rounded chamfer outward 45 °, so the tuning is less easy to rock as by the wand does not fit in the barrel too. That said, it allows high perched agreements. I opted to cast circles, for keeping notes is better, and when one drumkit has a high-end, much to his side of it all.
In terms of quality / price ratio, so good, it's high-end, and we need to know ...
Playing regularly on stage and doing studio sessions, I think this drumkit is perfect for the scene because the system allows a higher tuning due to the equalization of opportunities in the low and sub-bass, but for the studios, it is difficult to fine-tune, it takes time.
I am very happy with the result and moreover, all is well with my marit medium maple tom 12 "x8". The four drums sound very Boii sanded with skins type "REMO Ambassador," but also with skins as "EVANS G2". The only slight drawback in Capelle is that they are rounded chamfer outward 45 °, so the tuning is less easy to rock as by the wand does not fit in the barrel too. That said, it allows high perched agreements. I opted to cast circles, for keeping notes is better, and when one drumkit has a high-end, much to his side of it all.
In terms of quality / price ratio, so good, it's high-end, and we need to know ...
Playing regularly on stage and doing studio sessions, I think this drumkit is perfect for the scene because the system allows a higher tuning due to the equalization of opportunities in the low and sub-bass, but for the studios, it is difficult to fine-tune, it takes time.