I fell in love wif this kit..colour so syiok !! and the white coated bass head...omg !

IMO black reso head nicer...better contrast. BTW where ur Saturn...I wanna see...

This post has been edited by 5p3ak: Dec 28 2011, 05:02 PM

Wait till i sell my VMX first. If not, no space for that monster..kek kek kkeekk

yeah Axis and Trick are real rarities over here...oh n i would really love to see Sleishmann over here.hehe.no other options other than overseas.if got 2nd oso hard to find.talking bout smaller brands for cymbals,it reminds me of 1 music shop that used to deal Bosphorus in KK.wonder why'd they closed down..

This post has been edited by muckstefan: Dec 28 2011, 06:56 PM

How many Pcs? 7 ah?

Agree especially Trick so hard find here!

yes,7pcs! ! Again if only i can get rid of the vmx

List teh Sizing...ohh let me guess double bass?!

isaac - evans g2 clear
muckstefan - ha adaka?? haha. punya smart. i love bosphorus. thick, yet hand hammered. haha. the gold series la. hehe.

ya ada.dulu la...i think it was 8-9 years ago.hahaha.masi ingat lg ooo.it was in Lintas back then n the shop was named OMC.



walaooo trick so expensive if wanna bring here.RM3k++...add some more money can get Tama Superstar ody lor.

This post has been edited by muckstefan: Dec 29 2011, 01:15 AM

Ya at US they also say Trick is Over Priced...like Alienware laptop lolx

nope..i m not into double bass.it's a 5 toms kit
size are
8, 10, 12, 14, 16

3 up 2 down?

should DB ma

yala..3 racks + 2 floor + 1 snare + 1 Bass = 7 pc

5p3ak - u think so ez ah double bass. haha. to accomodate the extra bass drum would need a big room. a BIG one.

and u need to tune it to a same pitch.

and u need to buy two single pedals.

and the neighbour will become crazier than ever with the double bass noise.

fuu might just use the money to buy more hardwares.

and btw how Trick is supposed to be overprice in US, since they were made there?

Not really my thing la. :/ On my floor, I like the Hydraulics. For my rack toms, G2 nice Got lovely ringing tone. For my 14' floor, I use G2 laaa. But 16, I like that dampened sound.

I see...take pics ah!

Use Drum dial

Idk but to me 900+ USD is too much.

I see...I still have yet to get the perfect spot on tuning for my 16x16 FT



BTW Isaac no year End Sale from you ah?

This post has been edited by 5p3ak: Dec 29 2011, 07:06 PM

Drum dial quite nice...convenient.but don't you think it's quite expensive?some more even torque on every lugs doesnt mean all of them will have equal pitch..as far as i understand la...

Hmm I never tried one before... Heads and muffling also need to take into account...but I'm sure if all same it won't sound that different.

What does drum dial have to do with even torque on every lug?

Not this year HAHAHAHA! Last year got, this year too busy :/


Anyway, I set up and tuned drums for one of my clients today (my school ).

Basically, they ordered two sets of the Ludwig Element kit with Evans heads, and I threw in some cymbals and Gibraltar hardware, cause it was quite a big order, with a lot of other audio equipment including amps and mics, etc.

So, I set up one of the kits today, and mixed it in with the previous set (Pearl Forum )

And now the entire kit goes like this. Its not the best stuff, but for a school, I have to admit its already pretty okay lah. FOR A SCHOOL. xD

Cymbals: Stagg EXK 14' hi hats, Pearl 14' hi-hats (side hats ), Stagg EXK 20' ride , Pearl 18' crash ride, Meinl HCS 12' china, Stagg EXK 16' crash, Meinl HCS 16' crash.

Drums (from left to right): Pearl Forum 16' floor, Pearl Forum 14 x 6.5 steel snare, Ludwig Element 14 x 6.5 snare, Element 10' tom, Element 12' tom, Element 22' bass drum, Element 13' floor tom, Element 16' floor tom.

The Element toms are outfitted with Evans Hydraulics (its durable, will last long, and super easy to tune, making crap drums sound decent ), the bass drum has a coated EMAD (again, very durable, and doesn't ring, with a consistent, if not dynamic tone - perfect for hard rock and metal, actually), and the snare has a Power Centre Reverse Dot, coated (which when matched with a relatively deep snare like this, gives a very fat sound).

Pictures soon, maybe. HEHEHEHE.