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My latest Tama Arstar vintage. Sounds better then 2 DW kits I have had. Also adding TM2 and 2x PD85's
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This gallery has 1 photos.Tama Arstar TM6 Pro 2X PD85's -
Nice kit. I have a vintage Yamaha 9000 from the early 80s. Those are big toms though!Roland TD30 module on TD20 kit SD3 with various kits. Pearl Masters Kit, Yamaha 9000RC original natural wood finish. Cymbals from Zildgian Pasite and Sabian. Loads of percussion bits. Cubase and Wavelab always current versions. -
Yeah they sound deep which is why its punchier then my DW kits.Originally posted by mkok View PostTama Arstar TM6 Pro 2X PD85'sComment
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Power toms - The glory days of drumming. Being stuck in the 70's and 80's, I love retro kits.Comment
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Yep big toms, who said size did not matter. Back in the 70s, 80s, my toms were 13 x 8, 14 x 10 mounted and 16 x 16 floor. Roger Taylor likes um bigComment
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Last edited by Mylo; 02-02-21, 08:37 AM.PDP Concept Maple A2E; Bum Wraps; Pearl Crystal Beat Octobans; Jobeky AI triggers; drum-tec Real Feel & Ballistech 3.0 mesh heads; ATV cymbals; 2 Roland PDX-6; Gibralter hardware; Offset double pedal; DW Remote hi-hat stands; NUX NMP-2 Dual Footswitch; 2 eDRUMin10; Alesis Strike Amp 8; Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen; Intel NUC with Windows 10 Pro; SD3Comment
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Meant to say 13 x 10, 14 x 12 even better, then 14 x 14 and 16 x 16 floor.Comment
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Nice drum set! Nothing wrong with kits from the 80s and 90s. Here’s my Premier XPK from the 90s I refurbished. These shells are thick three ply: birch, eucalyptus, birch. 22” bass, 16” floor and 12” mounted tom. The snare is a vintage Chrome over Steel from that era.
1833DE26-1375-4EC1-BE2D-EA73429CF89E.jpegLast edited by OCG in Victoria; 02-03-21, 07:42 PM.Comment
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