Rodge wrote:Gary !!!
PS : I wonder when that clip has been shot as here he plays a Sakae Trilogy, now he's supposed to be with Gretsch now right ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UBbvU4cphk

It's at Jeff Lorber Studio.

The reason Antonio was doing the gig is that a few days ago the did a special benefit
concert to raise money for the cancer in honor of Michael Brecker in NYC.Antonio
was the drummer for the gig and Will Lee the MD. James Taylor was one of the
artist in that gig,so they use that benefit band gig ...

That sound freaking nice , very inspiring.You got a nice tone on your drum recording,
that said a lot about your technic and the way you hit the drums !!!!

Very nice playing and great drums tone, can i ask you about
your recording gear you are using, interface, mic. preamp..... Thank's

That sound nice Steve, what's you recording set-up ( Pre's-interface- Mic ) Thank's

thewikiman wrote:Neal Wilkinson, Richard Jupp, Mark Richardson.

That's odd everyone moving on the same day to the same company, isn't it? What's going on there?

They got someone ( rep or distributor ) who's doing a great job. and the product is very good also.That help.

I have a friend who has a couple Sakae kits.
I wonder why Ash left Sakae? Anyone know? What kind of Sakae kit did he used to play? Was the Sakae kit made by Yamaha? I'm sure oneof many kits had been made for Yamaha users then duplicated by Sakae and maybe Daewoo. :|


From what i heard, Gretsch ...

Paul Marangoni wrote:Didn't he endorse Sakae for a minute?

As 95% of the one who left or were drop by Yamaha………….

And PLEASE don't start the Sakae is or was building some Yamaha. it's not what's all about here.

from his FB page

I'm happy to announce I now play @gretschdrums ‪#‎Broadkaster‬

Curt Bisquera could be the perfect guy for the TOTO gig.