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you gotta see the new warlord KIT. freakin' awesome. it was on display at namm last week. i dont own the snare but have seen it at guitar center. i would like to see and hear the bell brass warlord.
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okay i just went on TAMA's website and they just unveiled the 2007 Warlord series snare drums. I checked my local music store website and they were 600 bucks! does anyone own one?
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you gotta see the new warlord KIT. freakin' awesome. it was on display at namm last week. i dont own the snare but have seen it at guitar center. i would like to see and hear the bell brass warlord.
Wow! I like the wood bass drum hoops!!! The snare must kick butt!!!
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the warlord kits are limitded, only like 1000 made and only 600 in the states.
yeah but they're like ps3's in terms of price.
I AM SABIAN MAN!
Next Drum Purchase: Piccolo Snare
Next Cymbal purchase: Splash cymbal and splash claw.
i'm sure. im suprised the warlord kit is not a double kick setup
why? because tama makes great db pedals?
I AM SABIAN MAN!
Next Drum Purchase: Piccolo Snare
Next Cymbal purchase: Splash cymbal and splash claw.
I agree but...Originally Posted by CAM1027
there's NOTHING like the look of 2 (or more) bass drums!!! (At least to me)
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i like the iron cobra dbl pedals, and i also like my dw5000s. i only use 1 kick drum at a time and dont play much dbl bass w/ my current projects, but when i was playing metal and playing dbl bass ALL the time i would have never played a dbl pedal on a single kick. no matter what anyone says or how good the pedals are... there is no sub for 2 kicks. you will never get a dbl pedal totally even in feel or sound.
I've never tried 2 bass drums. just a double pedal
I AM SABIAN MAN!
Next Drum Purchase: Piccolo Snare
Next Cymbal purchase: Splash cymbal and splash claw.
it took me a long time to get used to the feel of dbl pedals. when playing slower dbl bass patterns i tend to rest my left beater on the head and that feels wierd when im playing with my right. i really like the seperaton, that also effects the sound because the left beater resting on the head will muffle the head. sound also effected because left beater is not hitting dead center.
you can get away with that if your one of those guys that triggers. but in a studio under a microscope "without triggers", it is better to use 2 kicks for double bass patterns.
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