I need help searching! AH!

[kennabis]

i like the cherry mo betta

[Frazzetto]

BTW, I'd be all over that Mocha Fade.

I died when i read this. Yeah, i kind of wanted the Mocha from the start. But then thought about the Cherry. I'll look around. Thanks guys

[Digital]

Remember, this is YOUR kit. We can give our opinions til we're blue in the face but at the end of the day, you need to choose which one you prefer. Don't buy something to impress others. Impress yourself buddy

[Frazzetto]

Thanks man. I too am stuck between the two finishes like the others. I'm still leaning a BIT towards that mocha. Looks sexy and unique ;D

[trickg]

I second what Digital just said. I bought my current kit, a Pearl SMX Session in Vintage fade, because I felt that it was a great value (professional level quality at a fairly reasonable price) and because the color really spoke to me. The day I made the decision to get it was the day I walked into guitar center and for me it was like it had its own personal spotlight lighting it up. Six years later I still love those drums - they sound great, they look great, and they have held up the way a good pro-level instrument should. (Forget that they were marketed as "entry-level pro" - they are fully professional level drums in pretty much every way.)

[trickg]

IMO anything that is done in any kind of amber-ish/vintage type of fade finish is always going to look great. It's a classic look that has been used for a long time,typically with guitars, but IMO it looks just as good on drums. The cherry burst fade is nice, but it's considerably more subdued than the Mocha fade, which to me really draws the eye, but because it's such a classic look rather than something garrish that you'll tire of after a year or so.

[Frazzetto]

Holy hell! 14k views!? I cant believe after years so many people went through my threads xD sorry for the bump.

[Ricardo]

I found a NEW 7-pc (3-up, 2 down) in Dark Cherry Burst for $999.
Includes a Gibralter throne too...........PM me if you are interested.