I have one vintage Ludwig kit 20-12-14-16 that I keep at a friend's house because I ONLY have room where I live to store one drum set. I made the decision recently to sell my 1987 Yamaha Recording Custom because (a) it took up too much space where I live, and (b) it was too damn heavy to lug around at my age. I still wanted "big" drums but they needed to be light. I thought about a Yamaha Stage Custom, which is lighter, but then I decided to trust my judgement and invest in a brand new 'custom' kit.
I bought an INDe Wafarer drum kit from Josh at INDe. 22x10, 13x6 and 16x10. Blue Stain finish. I added a tom mount on the bass drum.
Plus a couple of BR3 mounts to put two cymbals on top. AWESOME drum kit that does what I want it to! Great sounding and light!
I've finally achieved my goal of owning only two kits, and minimizing the weight and space that they take up.
Here are pictures of the kit with factory heads [right out of the box], and my set up after picking drum heads that work best for my sound and me.
Stretch
I bought an INDe Wafarer drum kit from Josh at INDe. 22x10, 13x6 and 16x10. Blue Stain finish. I added a tom mount on the bass drum.
Plus a couple of BR3 mounts to put two cymbals on top. AWESOME drum kit that does what I want it to! Great sounding and light!
I've finally achieved my goal of owning only two kits, and minimizing the weight and space that they take up.
Here are pictures of the kit with factory heads [right out of the box], and my set up after picking drum heads that work best for my sound and me.
Stretch
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