House of Drumming.com

elaborate? nah, do a search on youtube, there's a few clips. )

I couldn't finish any of them.

The best live hi hats I've ever heard (acoustically, no mics) were 15" Paistes . And a very average drummer was playing them.

amoergosum wrote:

Steve Holmes wrote:Yeah don't know what to make of that press conference. I don't know if that kind of setting would best promote cymbals. No drum set or musical context I mean. That whole was kind of odd.

They should have produced a promotional video like this one >>>

Done. I think it's for dealers only, but I'm sure it will find it's way onto YouTube eventually.

(I haven't seen it yet)

Paul Marangoni wrote: Done. I think it's for dealers only, but I'm sure it will find it's way onto YouTube eventually.

(I haven't seen it yet)

Here we go >>>

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWo3QU4btOY[/youtube]

There you go, Z... That´s how you make a vid about a new product! Amazing! Vinnie sounds great and fresh, as usual! Thanks, A!

Good video.
Two priceless moments:
- His explanation about the making of the china.
- His explanation about naming the cymbal line.

BAM!...now THAT is a vid worth watching. Still no Paiste fan but man, that sounded sweet. Those splashes and that China are some of the finest in their type I've ever heard. Vinnie keeps me dropping my jaw , fresh and killer hands. Not too crazy about the drums but...whatever.

To me those drums sounded great... Fresher, like a new version of the great Vinnie sound.