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Johnny C:
--- Quote from: Wayfaring Stranger on 14 Nov 2007, 11:31 ---Just don't buy electric drums!!!
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Hahaha, two weeks ago I played a gig with this absolutely terrible industrial-metal band that had an electric drum kit.
It must be so embarrassing for them.
Scandanavian War Machine:
i play drums but admittedly, know nothing about different brands or what's "good". i can however recommend Paiste cymbals. they are extremely heavy-duty and sound quite good for not being outrageously priced.
seriously, these things could survive a direct hit from a tactical nuke; they're that sturdy.
Rawrbiquesauce:
--- Quote from: Scandanavian War Machine on 14 Nov 2007, 14:47 ---i play drums but admittedly, know nothing about different brands or what's "good". i can however recommend Paiste cymbals. they are extremely heavy-duty and sound quite good for not being outrageously priced.
seriously, these things could survive a direct hit from a tactical nuke; they're that sturdy.
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Im set for cymbals, paiste high hat, saiban ride and some off brand crash that i like the sound of. I would like a couple of zildjan cymbals, but budget budget, trying to get as much as i can set wise. also a new stand for my crash, its currently being held up by half a stand and a drumstick.
Rawrbiquesauce:
--- Quote from: Wayfaring Stranger on 14 Nov 2007, 11:31 ---
--- Quote from: Johnny C on 13 Nov 2007, 22:42 ---zijldan 100% of the way
my brother swears by 'em
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Yeah, Zildjian cymbals are nice. The people who mentioned Pearl sets are right on too. They're of fine quality.
Just don't buy electric drums!!!
Almost any drums you buy will probably be fine. Make sure to get decent cymbals, though. Crappy cymbals can seriously break a set.
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Electric drums are almost as big a pet peeve as drum kits, which is almost as big a pet peeve as drum kits in the hands of new guitarists that cant keep a beat. grughhhhhh, its like nails on chalkboard
Ballard:
I'm a fairly experienced guitarist who can't play drums for shit. The other guitarist in my band, who started out on drums when he was little, showed me the basics recently. So I won't pass up an opportunity to bang on our drummer's kit loudly when we're not practicing. I'd never volunteer to play drums during a song, though, as I know I have no skills or experience yet and it'd be obnoxious.
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