Re: Keeping my ludwig element kit
No such thing as too many drums. Especially if you're in a band and need one set for practice/recording and one set for gigs. I'm working on my 3rd set now. Two are cheap Taiwan kits, but I'll now have my Premier set all packed up in cases, ready to go for gigs, one set that stays at our practice location and one set at home in my basement to play around on when I'm home alone.
Last edited by N2Bluz; 11-17-2013 at 11:30 AM.
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Originally Posted by drummerboy60
Hello drummers, After a lot of thinking and time put into my small Ludwig element drum kit I have decided not to sell it. If anything I can use it as a small jazz kit . Although it is mahogany with evans heads on it I really like the sound of them and just can't part with them. You all know that once you get the right sound that you like you just can't stop playing. I saw one of Emmanuelle' videos where she is playing on a white sonar kit and it sounded awesome. Guess it isn't that bad having two drum sets.
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