Yamaha Birch Custom Absolute Nouveau T-rods and lugs
Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2012 3:31 pm
I am trying to find these items online with no luck. Can someone point me in the right direction? I would appreciate it greatly.
Clint
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How have I missed that? Paul, you're the man! Thanks so much!!DSOP wrote:Yamaha 24x7
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I put a clear ambassador on the batter side (stock Yamaha on the reso) today but with nothing inside. I got one of those Gary Chaffee mufflers for Christmas so I'm still experimenting with it. I'm not sure how it would work with a heavy muffling. It might be too quiet as it's a fairly controlled sound, wide open. When I got it, it had an Evans EMAD with nothing inside and I didn't care for the sound.DSOP wrote:You're quite welcome Clint. You know, I've been very curious about the Birch Custom Absolute drums. They sound incredible in the video clips I've seen from Memphis Drum Shop. How do you like the bass drum?
I'm not sure how the two would compare as I've never played a MCA. My bass drum is a 22x16 and it obviously doesn't have the low end compared to my maple DW 22x18 bass drum but is still not bad. I still have a lot of playing around with it.DSOP wrote:How does the Birch Custom Absolute bass drum compare to the Maple Custom Absolute bass drum? My old Maple Custom Absolute set was great, but the bass drum was only 'average' as far as real ooomph and low end.
Also, what size is your bass drum?
Given the same size and heads, a birch drum will have a lower end punch, quicker sound/less sustain and a bit more high end slap.DSOP wrote:How does the Birch Custom Absolute bass drum compare to the Maple Custom Absolute bass drum? My old Maple Custom Absolute set was great, but the bass drum was only 'average' as far as real ooomph and low end.
Also, what size is your bass drum?
Yes, in theory, but I had a set of Recording Customs years ago and the bass drums NEVER sounded great. Good, but not great. The videos I see online of the new Birch Custom Absolute sound way different from the old Recording Custom (the toms especially). Could be due to different lugs, different edges, different mounts, and whatever else, but I think I like them a lot.Josiah wrote: Given the same size and heads, a birch drum will have a lower end punch, quicker sound/less sustain and a bit more high end slap.