Hey guys! Just a 16 year old drummer here from Subang Jaya deciding to introduce myself here Entirely self taught, been playing for 3 years now, starting to take drums seriously (well since it's the school holidays now ). Guess I'll post some of my covers here.

Arctic Monkeys - Mardy Bum

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=500211370003253


Born of Osiris - Abstract Art (For anyone interested in metal, you guys should check this band out. They have the most complex song patterns EVER.)

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=500374436653613

Any constructive crticism is always welcome Also, I'd like to ask where can I buy replacement parts, specifically the screws for my Tama Iron Cobra Jr Pedal here in Malaysia? Thanks in advance

This post has been edited by Shiafiku: Nov 11 2012, 06:57 AM

"This content is currently unavailable", i cant get to watch the video, maybe set the priority for people who watch the video to everybody?

This post has been edited by boiboi95: Nov 11 2012, 12:23 PM

cant see also la

later i get my speedcobra le. i re-cover the songs i covered.

Whai more and more drummers tiba2 datang post cover

Hmm later i'll upload the videos on youtube and post here. Stay tuned

What's up guys. Gavin Harrison's clinic was great.



Did anyone manage to catch Russ Miller in action?

portnoy losing his cool
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjP4CV3SL2k

oi where is your cover? i cant wait already!

Fellow Subang mate, welcome to the hood!

So, my girlfriend's sister is coming back from the US, and I'm trying to get her to bring me back a snare. Any suggestions? About USD200 and and below la. Saving up for the Ludwish sticks too.

Find a used Acrolite or Supraphonics or Mapex Saturn snare or maybe...

A used Pearl Free Floating in whatever shell material takes your fancy...can change the shell

The Black Panther snares have always gotten very good reviews.

Used Supras are pretty expensive, and I can't really get one on my budget. Might get lucky on eBay, but who knows. At least this time, I'm gonna but from GuitarCenter or something.

I was actually thinking of getting a maple Black Panther, but I'll see what else I can find.

The Pearl Omar Hakim signature looks tempting though. HAHA.

Guys you must really check out Guru Drums...Really good sound and fine wood drums.

Here's the Session with GURU drums... http://www.drummerworld.com/forums/showthr...425#post1071425

Here's their web : http://www.gurudrumworks.co.uk


One day I must get them...sound so musical their drums...very fine work...

They were at LDS...http://www.drummerworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=97052

This post has been edited by 5p3ak: Nov 20 2012, 08:02 PM

Beautiful drums...comes with an extremely "beautiful" price tag as well. Probably costs more than the DW CS.

Yes but it's the sound, IMO if I had the money I'd buy them.

Can't compare to DW as DW mostly make ply kits. Stave and Solid shell kits...Guru way to go IMO.

So musical...the tone omg

Can't compare to DW also 'coz they have a lot of, let's say "not-so-positive", comments from "reputed" members of respectable drum forums haha.
I still remember one vid where John Good tapped on a smaller drum shell and then a bigger drum shell and proclaimed that they have the same fundamental pitch. Even on Youtube's compressed audio I can hear that the fundamental pitch of the two shells is actually is different. Way to go DW! :S

Besides the Mapex that everyone's mentioned... I guess assembling your own snare would also be a great choice. The cost of a 14x6.5 Keller 10-ply shell complete with drilling, bearing edges and snare beds, and quality hardware is less than $200. With shipping and tax you would have to stretch a bit.

Another thing to consider is whether your future sis-in-law would be willing to bring your drum back in a bulky box. You might need to buy a hard shell case to make it easier for her to lug around and check in. Even better, why not get a hard shell case, put your snare in THEN box the whole thing up haha. Just FYI, my hard shell case got slightly deformed during the trip back from USA. This case doesn't even deform when I'm standing on it so it was probably stacked at a weird angle.

The way I see DW make the drums like not that expensive also...aaa lot is machine cuz ply wood just glu and press...only the painting part looks abit hard.

In malaysia can get Keller Shells?

BTW,
They don't let you bring the snare on the plane?

Not comparing the 2 drum makers actually, just saying that to import a set of custom drums like Guru would cost an arm and a leg...and then some.

Wonder if there are any local custom drum makers? Anyone know?

This post has been edited by Subber: Nov 21 2012, 03:39 PM

Yeah, I'm definitely getting a case to bring it back in. Probably a Gator or something Yeah, probably.

Anyway, I'm sure every company has their screwups. In my case, I've never played a DW that sounded bad, when tuned properly with good heads. HAHA. Its the drummer maybe

I was actually considering doing exactly that with the Keller shells etc. Anyone wanna bulk order? We could start a LYN snare shop.


Malaysia can get from overseas la HAHHAA.
Uhhm, you can carry on, but might be a bit leceh la.