Drummerboy

Does it also come with the back??

No fair:down: But you forgot to mention a good drummer joke: "Who is the guy that hangs around with musicans? The Drummer"

Its cool! I just dont like it when people take things the wrong way and then go on at me about it. Yeah I have a fair bit of good gear, but I was saving up to get a brand new kit and i decided to get more for my money so i ended up buying a few different things second hand. I really dont mind what people play as long as they like it - before I had my expensive gear I played a Pearl Export for years. Was a great kit and I had in Orange so it was kinda funky:up:

Selling my Pearl demon drive double pedal. Has dw beaters. Some marks on the case but everything else is fine. Open to offers. PM me if interested.

I bet that sounds sweet. Dixon have some up with some really nice snare drums over the past few years.

I really think some people miss the point sometimes. I never said anything about anyone having to have the BEST gear did I? No. And I did not mean that the more snare drums you have the better drummer you are as that would be stupid. My point is that the snare drum is the main part of the kit that tends to change for most drummers - as in they stick with the same kit, cymbals etc but they will change their snare around to suit the occasion. Seriously though some people take these threads far to far........

Good choice:up:

No that is not my point as the amount of snares you have does not reflect how good a player you are. I was saying most drummers tend to have a spare snare and many use two in their set up.

It can be any snare you like! Own it or not but any drummer worth his salt has more than one snare drum............

Nice vid:up: Yeah I have always loved te Omar Hakim snare. Definatly one on the wish list. Nice choice!

Hi all Just wanted to know what your fav snare drum is and why? Out of all the snares I own my fav has to be my Premier Modern Classic maple, 13inch by 7inch deep. Its cranked up really tight and so has a really high pitch but also has the depth that the 7inch allows. Love it and I always get the sound guys commenting at the gigs Whats your fav drum?

While it might not be a tuition website I always find DRUMMERWORLD - The World of Drummers and Drums a really great site for vids and info.

Yeah its a great snare drum! Ebay is a good place to start as they seem to pop up from time to time. failing that shops like drumshack are good to e-mail as they normally stock a lot of vintage snares. Good luck!

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Yup lol:up:

Yeah I used to play with them a while back. Good band and good players but we never really managed to get gigs going.....

What happened to Red Dawg?

Cheers:up:

Well said lol!

It is not uncommon for people who are into music to spend a lot of time and money on it - I think it get it from my dad as he has over 20 guitars...

Lol I don't as a matter of fact and yes I do happen to collect kits. My DW I got over the summer was a straight swap for old gear I didn't use so this is the first new kit I have bought in about 6 years - that ok with you or should I get permission next time?

Ok I just ordered this kit and I cant wait to get my hands on it. What do you guys think? Masters Premium Mahogany

Well the are around 400 to get made so I was thinking around 150ish.

Yeah I just bought a 14inch Dixon Brady snare to go with my Brady kit. FVF stuff is ace but I just dont have the space for snares i dont use anymore....

Ive got 2 FVF snare drums for sale and on 6inch, yes 6 inch, snare drum buy US company Origin drums (Welcome to Origin Drums). first FVF snare is a 13inch maple in red and silver sparkle wrap. Has a trick strainer. second FVF snare is 14inch by 6 inch in a camo finish (real army camo material used) with black hardware. Made of maple as well but has many ply's so is really thick. 6inch Origin snare is hand painted in a tribal pattern on a blue base. Contact me for pics etc. open to offers.