buy a vision. change the hoops, mounting system. and walah. u get urself a mcx.

birch/basswood not good u say? well 97 tama's starclassic uses the same material leh. haha

Wow u even got a music room. Must be living in a bungalow.. i jealous


Vision.. hmm.. Pearl always get good review for their drums but their price is a bit expensive compare to Tama.. ANy more recommendations?

Btw, after getiing the basic vision, can i just buy 1 extra floor tom or 3rd tom from them? Got sell?

Nope, just terrace.

Since the maid went back already, we have a spare room to use.

So we decided to renovate it a little and make it the music room.

Actually yes, the vision does sound good. But the Masters will be according to YOUR specifications. And you can't really compare like that IMO. For example la... chinese maple and American maple? Both maple kan? Stuff like that. But it still doesn't sound the same.

I have to admit though, Birch/Basswood sounds great

Next set may be a Roland TD9K

Next set? Pearl e-Pro.

i also got thought about perl e pro but the reviews not really good..

Maybe ill just upgrade my ekit

Just upgrade the module will do since i already have the pad and buy extra pad. Can sell out the old module hopefully got ppl want

i would want my floor tom and bass drum to have a mixture of birch and basswood along with maple accordingly hehehe

WAAA! Triple hybrid? XD

put some mahogany in it! haha. outer ply maple inner ply mahogany!

Sure, take photo of it with your 5dmII + L Lens.

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Added on October 23, 2010, 2:34 am

This, is really awesome.

This post has been edited by franklooi96: Oct 23 2010, 02:34 AM

i own a vision maple but i still prefer the birch shell..somehow it has more attack on the toms.

The best drummer in his own way !

I'm pulling the trigger on a Dunnett titanium snare. The time is ripe. Musician's Friend is offering a 200 bucks rebate so I'm getting a hard case and a DrumDial and a couple sets of Emperor snare drum heads for free. Soon, I'll be able to return the Tama Tension Watch I borrowed. It's too sensitive for my liking. The drum will fill up the gap nicely... I hope.

This post has been edited by Party2DMax: Oct 25 2010, 11:06 PM

awesome choice!!

Thanks. The plan is to complement a really good maple drum I already have. I'm just getting a plain vanilla model. I wanted one with all the bells and whistles but Dunnett and its network of "boutique" shops are a real b*tch to deal with, honestly. It was a toss up between this and a Joyful Noise TKO but I chose this 'coz Musician's Friend has always been easy to deal with.

Does anyone have anything to share on heads/tuning? Just wanted to poll: Evans is the best right ?

how did u get ur stuff from MF?

Just order online from MF.

Updates: Im on my project to make an acoustic to electronic conversion since playing acoustic is impossible and electronic dont look cool

wish me luck

I want to buy this electronic drum set but the seller doesn't have the manual, can anybody tell me where to get the user manual? Or can anybody provide link to download the manual. Can PM me

I think u dont need a manual to operate it. Having a manual is good but its not the most important thing as i think u can set it up by yourself.

My roland td4 manual i only look at it once when setting it up. Regarding the module, i din use the coach or watever function much just normal setting which i play by myself without manual.

However if manual is a necessity to u, then don buy from this seller.

How about the official website of the product? DO they have it? Or send an email to the tech support saying u own the product

Somewhat skeptical.