Do you know what's the price is for 7A?

where can i get remo's drumhead in KL area?or selangor also can
despo for it now..my evans drumhead is totally torned!!

Just wanted to ask can i own a drum in my house??? Cause my is terrace house with double storrey....
I scare it will disturb my neighbour and is there anything to reduce the sound of the drum??? Like put some net on the drum. Besides i saw something like a plastic rack that can cover thw whole drum ?? Can it cover up all the sound and it is expensive?? Coz i can only own a second hand drum

For hotrods, ProMark has them and you can find a couple in Bentley if I'm not mistaken. For hickory and 5A/7A, the best choice would be Vic Firth. It felt really comfortable when I tried out a pair of 5A hickories the first time. Too bad I ain't no hickory user.

I've tried quite a number of Zildjian sticks in the past and I found a handful of them out of shape, as in when you roll them on a flat surface, it doesn't roll on evenly.

This post has been edited by Vbs: Apr 3 2007, 10:42 PM

Has anyone seen the TRAPS drum kit in any stores in KL or PJ or anywhere locally in malaysia? Appreciate if someone can provide more info. Thanks.

http://www.trapsdrums.com/

What sticks are you using yourself? Care to elaborate a bit?

Vic Firth. Hmmm.... might go get myself a pair of VIc Firth. Try it out.

Anyone know the price for the HotRods i am talking about?

Agreed with your comment on Zildjian sticks. Some may be out of shape. sooner or later i got used to it. HAHA...

I used to have the Pro-Mark Millenium II Japanese Oaks 2B and they are really durable. That pair lasted for 5-6 months after I got my drumset. But I've been using it for well over 2 years. Through time I got used to the weight, too accustomed to the weight actually. 5A sticks feel like chopsticks in my hands now.

For the time being, I am using Tama Oak sticks. Pretty good I'd say, but not as good as the Pro-Mark oaks.

wat stick u guys recommended 4 newbie?

TAMA..for newbie..it's very durable..and useful
i'm still using it..for training purpose of course

buy cheap sticks n rubber pad..

why buy rubber pad?emm,i'm still learning basic........dum cha dum dum cha dat kind............

So that you can stroke anywhere anytime in relative silence.

Newbie should buy practise pad for quiter practice and practicing your strokes/rudiments/para diddles and etc.

oh i c,so now i need to buy a stick and a rubber pad?da rubber pad allow me to practice anytime,anywhere?ok,wat stick t recommended?senior?

Any brand, recommended Vic Firth or Vater and always 7A.

but somebody introduce me LA promark,is it good also?i can juz go into music stores n ask whether got sell rubber pad o not?

Eh, beginner should take 2B la. Not 7A.
It's recommended to start with the thickest. Some would say 5A or 5B, which is the middle. But never start with 7A.

hey guys
can u guys recommend me a set of sticks for a player who plays almost every genre of music
from rock, to pop to slow to praise

erm budget less than 50
thx guys

yeah u can get it at jsmusic , i bought 2 artist model aheads drumsticks from them.

told u guys..tama is quite decent...and suitable for almost all genre..mayb not so much into heavy metal

oh yea...for the rubber pad..no need la lol if u wan just hit on table or floor only la ..LOL