18' crash new? not bad lah actually I think can push for more discount though

HEHEHEHE I think I got the last HHXs

The Chad Smith one arh? Yeah, it is cool. x)

I frequent the Midvalley store.

I don't think they make the Pearl Forum anymore, correct me if I'm wrong. So, it can't be one month old, unless old stock, no? Okay lah, I guess, but remember to get new heads. But I'd rather go for a secondhand, better kit so don't need to upgrade so fast.

I got my HHX hats, and a friend of mine picked up two crashes and a ride as well as a pair of hats HAHAHAHA!



HAHAHAHA! I'm not sifu la xD

I suggest you scout the forums for a while more first, and see if got good deals around. But if you're satisfied with the forum, get some used good quality cymbals maybe? as well as good drumheads.

Tama, well, the Imperialstar is so so la. :/ Try getting a used Superstar?

Imperialstars? Bentleys HAHAHAHA!

LYN, Jamtank, friends Online, just keep asking. Sure got people selling de.

Honestly, I would love to, but my drums are all packed up at the moment. I might be getting BFD soon, so I COULD possibly do ome drum tracks for you, sometime.

Go jazz bro Quote Unquote

Pretty okay price The snare is actually pretty alright, but the rest of the kit is... uhh.. YEAH.

What's your budget just for the kit again?

For around RM2.5k, I could probably get you a ddrum Reflex or a Pearl Vision, which are pretty good for the price. And for slightly higher than that, you could get your hands on the Mapex M-Birch, which is an alright mid-range kit.

For even lower than the Imperialstar, if you'd need to get cymbals and so on, I'd advise you to go for the Ludwig Element. One of the best in that price range.

What cymbals are you planning to get?

You mean to muffle the overtones right? If yes, a lot of people I know use moongels or a Remo O Ring (or an Evans E Ring) to cut the overtones. Sometimes, you get people using wallets to dampen some of the overtones too.

But if you mean, muffling the sound for a more lo-fi sound, yes, I do that sometimes by covering the snare batter with a layer or two of loth nd looening the snare wires slightly at the bottom.

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Added on November 7, 2011, 5:01 pmAnd guys, how much do you guys pay for shipping a snare from the US to here? Checking out some Battlefield and SJC stuff.

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Battlefield, as in the custom drum company HAHAHAHA! And buy from US cause I think shipping straight from US will be cheaper than going through Singapore.

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Added on November 7, 2011, 5:01 pmAnd guys, how much do you guys pay for shipping a snare from the US to here? Checking out some Battlefield and SJC stuff.

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shipping snare will cost around usd 90 - 130..depending on the courier. Cheaper will be us postal and dhl or fed ex more exp...remember the custom tax about 10%

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Thanks bro I'm hoping to see something come up pretty soon!


Anyway, I'm going to try a minimalist setup this Sunday at Tropicana. Bass kick, floor tom, snare, a pair of hats, a crash and a ride. Anyone wanna come along? Can yamcha/have snare shootout after that

Details are in my sig its a short three-song thing la. Nope, no rack toms. So, basically its a three piece, not a four piece

The drummers he invited were among the best in the world Gav is the Porcupine Tree drummer I think.



Anyway guys! Have you been voting for what cymbals Sabian should make next year?

Playing at shows, besides giving you that exhilaration and adrenaline rush, lets you better yourself as a drummer, as well as lets you make new friends and contacts. And its so fun.

Hi! Welcome to our awesome drum sanctuary Tell us more about yourself, your style of play, what you like listening to, etc

Penang has a pretty bustling pub scene right? Why not try those out for kicks with a band?
OR. Play on the beach. Seriously.

Ahh, diabolo, I suck at that :/

Well, you can probably start counting in your head, play along with songs and practice with a metronome That ought to do the trick. And of course, no one can maintain constant tempo without a click track, and then some.