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Hey Andreeew, if you are the same guy who posted this question in Pinoydrums of Philmusic, I guess you already know my answer, I would tend to agree with the opinions of zzzdanz and kaosotis!

Never thought that I'd recommend this one but what the heck, when I bought this snare, it was purely intended for my rock gigs but surprisingly, I found this snare versatile enough to play on...

From your description, it sounds like a Joey Jordison snare. I'm not a big fan of Slipknot, hell I'm not even a fan of the band but of Joey, I learned to love the guy because of his signature snare...

Hey Doc, I own a Black Panther Snare and it sounds pretty good, what I mean is you won't go wrong with a Black Panther that is for sure. By the way you could use as many snares as you want, my...

Hands down to you Sir, I was blown away after going through this thread, I can only dream of doing something like this. I can imagine the hard work that you have put into this project, to get to...

Thanks a lot guys, you really enlightened me on that one. It's final then, I'm keeping my gretsch snare and will just save up for a better piccolo!:icon_lol:

Congratulations Toa$t, very nice kit. I have a Gretsch Catalina Ash kit and it sounds pretty loud, something to do with the wood characteristics of ash wood. It is a wee bit louder than maple, I'm...

Thanks to all the guys who posted their thoughts, I really appreciate it, you have confirmed my thoughts all along.

Keep it coming!:punk:

Hey guys I hope you don't mind me posting all over the place, it's been a long time since I visited the site, been really busy with work.

Somebody offered to trade his Dixon 13"x4" Maple Piccolo...

Hey guys, it's been a long time since I have visited the site, been really busy with work. Somebody is trading me his Dixon 13"x4" Maple Piccolo Snare, it is in fairly good condition and it sounds...

It has been a long time since my last post (9 pages ago), so many new excellent looking kits!

Nice deal you got there Parrot, happy drumming to your son!

Yup, one and the same!:punk:

John Bonham
Stewart Copeland
Vinnie Calouita
Matt Cameron
Chad Smith
and so much more!

+1 Hahaha!:boom-crash:

MBFV there are many Bop Kits (the 4 pc. set-up) you are aiming for, but for your budget, I can highly recommend the Gretsch Kits, they have several bop configurations you can check out with virgin...

Stunning kit SRF, the hardware is also excellent, the 23" bass must be awesome!

Dustin that Mapex looks great, nice finish!

Currently I'm into my Stagg Cymbals, the splash and china in particular, also the Black Panther Steel Snare, each of them sounds amazing.
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I use remo hazy ambassadors for the snare reso head.

As far as I know I am a soft hitter compared to the guys I know, but I always adjust if the band is playing loud so that I won't be drowned out.:boom-crash:

Usually in my room but with the band, we go to the nearest rehearsal studio. Hopefully in a few more months I will be able to put up my own music studio!...

The only one I have tried on your list is the Pearl Steel Piccolo, if you are considering this one better try also the Pearl brass and maple piccolos of the same configuration, the sound is way...

Just got mine a few months ago and its sounds amazing, all my toms are equipped with Remo Pinstipes, I wonder why it will not sound good on a 16" tom, this head is actually an industry standard.

Good customer service from DW, lucky for you DWdrumr, just hope that DW extends this kind of service to foreign countries like ours!

In that price range, there are many very decent snare drums out there, the important thing to consider is the sound that you want, also consider where you are going to use it, if its for a specific...