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55 years and you still haven’t mastered English grammar or spelling.

That work starts at home JDA. Best with an intervention.

Ok next you learn English. We’ll wait.

Now get off my lawn and go back to yelling at clouds fer crying out loud.

Not with your craptasstic tuning.

And have JDA tune them up for you with his fingers.

And a Rogers 13.

That spelling offended me just now.

Yup that seems to be the general wisdom. But thinner shells give you a wider tuning range and much deeper bottom end. That’s why Sonor’s Ascent like had thick toms and thin bass drums. The concept didn’t really seem to catch on though.

Did you play it with those exact lyrics?

Old but gold

It’s not untrue actually, depending on the context.

I was thinking that I could pull it off with some practice but then came to my senses. How about you?

Ooohhh that’s a tough one.

If the G14 is thicker than the G12, which I think it is, then you may end up choking the smaller tom instead of allowing it to breathe and resonate and I don’t think you’re going to notice any real loss of volume if you go the other way around. Years and years ago I had a Neil Peart sized kit...

Thanks! I’m loving it, best kit I’ve ever owned or played.

Not to step on @T_Weaves’ beautiful kit, but just before that was posted I found this Mapex kit with a finish that looked a bit like the one on that DW kit you shared with us @Mapex Always. Here it is https://www.cymbalfusion.com/mapex-saturn-4pc-rock-shell-pack-aqua-fade/

Thanks @Mapex Always :-)

I was a huge Alice In Chains fan for a while and used to sing “They came to fix the toaster” whenever I heard “Rooster”.

Thanks!