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I just bought this new model PDP which is aesthetically very successful. I painted the white model. 9a is 6 years since I shot with a pro kit Basix custom birch, the only high-end model of the defunct brand. After a long montage (approximately 2:30), I made the correct turn of the beast. The woods are perfect and the new deck fittings, including the magnificent new double DW shells are the most beautiful effect. The hardware is heavy and gives an impression of absolute strength. The new system for the snare directly inherited the great sister DW is absolutely brilliant. Overall I would say aesthetically we know right now what we're dealing with and that the impression of finesse and strength is there. I will level its all details:

Bass drum: I mounted directly aquarian super kick 2 my, powerful, punchy and dry times, the GC is a cannonball!

Snare: You should turn the original skin is of me ***. I set up an Evans HD dry. The sound is punchy, precise and very wide tuning range, in that rim shot severe beam, the rebound is nice.

Tom 10: not used

12 Tom: So I have it taped, I rode with Remo come with the drumkit, it delivers a strong, clean typical of maple! I adore!

Tom 14: Same comment as above, even granted no matter how it sounds, it's fluff!

Tom 16: So he him the boot in May to kick too much rise in vibration. It must gaffer. I changed the skin to an Evans G2, it is round and powerful, it would almost say the birch!

Overall the kit is very balanced, we quickly find the origin and the ITS DW is undeniable.

In the least I would say:

- Hides origins not top
- Worse bah nothing else it surpasses all the kits I tested at the same price (Tama, Mapex, sound)

I would do a SHIFT in two or three months.

But hot and trying to be objective, we lay there a DW killeuse. Perfect for every style!