If You Were Going to Buy a New Drum Set, What Would it Be?

[GretschMan61]

I'd love to have a Saturn kit in the Red/Blue sparkle from a few years ago. I haven't seen any for sale in a long time though.

Bandit bought them all

 

[karlcrafton]

If I were to get a new kit, I may have one built, other than that, I'd like a Natural Maple Ludwig.
I've always loved that finish, but never had a kit in it.
2 bass drums, one center tom, and 3 floor toms. That would about do it.

 

[Topsy Turvy]

If I were to get a new kit, I may have one built, other than that, I'd like a Natural Maple Ludwig.
I've always loved that finish, but never had a kit in it.
2 bass drums, one center tom, and 3 floor toms. That would about do it.

3 floor toms? Whoa.... What's the thinking there? Tony Williams?

 

[Quai34]

Possibly a Tama Star Walnut or Noble & Cooley Walnut.

Yes, for me, Tama Star Maple first, maybe Walnut second.

 

[Bandit]

I'd love to have a Saturn kit in the Red/Blue sparkle from a few years ago. I haven't seen any for sale in a long time though.

Good taste!

 

[goodcat1337]

Good taste!
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You only need about half of those, right??

The only problem I have with Mapex kits (and really most companies these days), is that they don't offer 14" depth bass drums. I absolutely cannot do an 18" depth, and I really hesitate with 16" as well.

 

[Bandit]

You only need about half of those, right??

The only problem I have with Mapex kits (and really most companies these days), is that they don't offer 14" depth bass drums. I absolutely cannot do an 18" depth, and I really hesitate with 16" as well.

I like the look of deeper bass drums but I understand shallower is easier to setup on stage and transport. As far as pedal feel I can play any depth.