Drum mics. They're focused and more eq-ed towards drums.

I heard there's this Panasonic Lumix Digital Camera that could also record acoustic sounds.

Well, budget enough.

panasonic lumix? might as well use a zoom q3. ha. ha.

just buy 2 cardioid mics and then place it on top. haha. see memphisdrumshop videos. all recorded using only 2 mics.

Hi guys,

I wanna ask if i get 2 toms (8" and 10") including stand for around rm100 is it worth? One of the tom have remo head, brand is unknown. Items are used items.

wintersun - wat model of drum is that?

Do you know what type of wood it is? Will it match your drumset?

Well for start.. i don't have a kit (yes sad isn't it? :\) i usually just play in jamming studios.. recorded some vids of me playin cover music too. had my own band which made me start my drumming..

all self thought by listening to music, air drumming and play for real whenever i have the chance. all instruments i play are self thought.. so i can't read notes LOL

my main influence would be saosin, ill nino, blindspott, breaking benjamin, paramore.. yeah no real genre.. well i play mostly metal. I try to play all genre where i can.. but it still depends if i like the music or not

i am trying to get my own kit but i have other priorities atm.. hehe

hey. at least it is cheaper than buying from kl and ship to sabah i bet penang is a bit cheaper than here. hahaha.

hey guys, i'm a drummer myself.. newbie though.. nice to meet all the sifu's here.. ^.^

Yep

Though I'd like to see the TD9 down too
The Epic comes with bronze hardware, and its a 6 piece set which you can configure for three rack toms or two floor toms. Very versatile
Yup Well... Have you ever heard a Ludwig (Other than the Accent xD) that didn't have have a lovely BOOM sound? Go listen to all the Ludwig artists, or heck. Go try one in Bentley.

The Ludwig Epic is birch/maple/birch. A great combo of everything You get the power and the low end.

hi guys,
read a few post that u guys having dilemma choosing a drum set.
just to share my experience/preference on buying a drum set.

♦ usage - what purpose of you buying a drum, home practice, active musician, for recording or for live show

• practicality - where are u going to play your drum (at home, studio), environment of your room (sound proof, normal bedroom, garage). find a drum which u have an easy access for replacement parts and low maintenance (depend on how u care on ur drum as well)

• budget - after u have set your requirement, then u set ur budget...look up the price for several drum to compare.

why i put budget last on the list, because if u totally depends on your budget, let say 1k - 2k, your options will be limited and you will not get what u want. better save more rather then rushing just to own a drum (i've experience this once, total waste of my money)

as for myself, im just a bedroom drummer, once a week practice in studio, doing some amateur recording and once in a blue moon played live.

so i dont think i will buy a high end drum although is damn nice to have one if i can afford it. my budget 2.5k - 3.5k. looking for a 6 piece drum as i would like to practice all type of music. end up with PDP FS

maybe we should throw this kind of info to 1st page

Zack Bond. he's been to kl a few times. haha. but now based in Japan.

and for those marching band/drum corps lover, he's a Blue Devils alumni! 01 age out. haha