Recent content by 44Ronin

Yeah, right

He's a jazz drummer if you didn't know

Yawn.

There's your answer, the bass drum is tuned to be dead The beater sound takes a life of its own when a bass drum is actually tuned to have even, a little, bit sustain. There's none here. So the shootout gives an idea of attack but nothing in the sense of sustain. A fluffy beater opens up...

Bass drum is too dead

Anyone know if these are backwards compatible with strainers on older drums? If so, does anyone know where to get some of these parts/who to order from?

Last year, and many moons ago. I bought a lovely 14x6.5 Maple in lovely blue from Josh. I've sat in with this drum for some time now, and here is what I have to say about it; What I have to say is, that this snare is just phenomenal. My gawd.... it's a FAT sounding drum but it also has a sweet...

I am going to put my 2 cents into the ring... 12.7-8 mm are great-no..just superb for floor tom legs, at least for me. With 9.5mm and 10.5mm legs, a slight bump of your leg into the FT and everything wobbles around. I like the floor toms with legs because they stay put. I think if you are...

It does sound dead. Tubby. Pass.

302's open up the drum a little. It's advantage comes when you tune lower.

Realfeel

Brooklyn 4160 has 302 hoops (3mm double flanged steel) and brooklyn badge. USA 4160 has zinc die cast hoops and USA badge. Both have same shell, key holder and lightnimg throw off

A compressed woolly beater Haha

Does this offend your elevator muzak sensibilities? :) I also like the irony of OP's name :) 'madsplash'