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Yes of course.. I get it and I have always known what they are attempting to project.. but you have to analyze.. did it really work??.. . And which other company has it hurt that they proudly leave their name on the lower end stuff and stand behind it.. ?? Pdp has the dw look...

DW sells plenty of sub 1000 kits with their company under the PDP name.. everybody knows this is the same entity which is why so many put the dw logo on those drums as well.. and the only AQ2's sub 1k are the little mini kits.

. Both Great .. I know the Sakae/Yamaha's sound very good.. 7mm kapur shells according to MusicRadar.. . I don't like those carnival/circus stripe type finishes but to each their own, but the dark wood stain was good looking.. Here is a good review ...

I think the link is bad

. Reliance makes the shells and ships them over which is on the left side in the photo below.. All the work on the shells is done by the SHOP WORKERS at Pork Pie.. Here is a photo of one of the shop guys at Pork Pie doing all the work on the right side of the photo :

I owned a few older RC's and they all had very good kicks.. but I wasn't cutting a hole in the head. .. the oldest one was actually the best of them and I had PS3 or EQ4 batter and the same on the resonant.

Yes there is .. the 6000 has much heavier duty joints.. actually heavier duty than the entire industry from what I can tell.. and all the rivets are solid where as everybody else uses hollow rivets including their own 4000 and lower.. Sonor has been doing this for a long long time...

It looks like the same grain as the inner ply of Luan on Pearl Exports.. which does not look bad at all . Do you know which drum company put out an African Mahogany kit in the last few decades and DID NOT point it out ???.. It is a selling point IMO and that is why they always point it...

DW Performance and Gretsch Brooklyn IMO.. but as long as you are not exactly at MAP.

got it

plenty of kits compare .. plus the other kits have all their own hardware design and make their own shells.

I think there are very few smaller shops there so if I were you , I would call a couple other GC's in the area and check on these things you need .. there is one at the border , and east valley and also one in Escondido... Also there is a Sam Ash in the Lemon Grove area on the 94...

All you have to do is specify the Prolite mount when you order an SQ2 and you won't run into any issues with that plastic knob etc........ or just specify no mount and use a Rims mount.

I knew you were capable of seeing the light Paluzzo !

they reflect a trend on a particular subject

Judging by the comments on that vid and even the previous one.. I feel confident Paluzzo :happy3:

Well that sure didn't work out for him in that last vid .. Full kick no port , just little or no muffling inside sounds incredible compared to a hole and a bunch of stuff inside... no comparison.