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Kasey
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So... whats everyone opinion of premier drums? not that it matters, i like the way it sounds, just wondering what the general feeling towards them is...
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Kasey
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Kasey said:
i hate to nag, but anyone? preimer drums? good quality?
thebigcheese
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I can't even begin to think how you go about playing that ridiculous amount of drums. I might get lost in there for days.fldrummer said:
As for premier drums, I think they're at least decent, but it depends on what you're going for. If you know what kind of wood it is and the sort of construction, check out the drum tuning bible (http://home.earthlink.net/~prof.sound/) to see what he says about woods. It all depends on what you want.
Tim Brown
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Kasey said:
Oh Yeah, Premiers are good. Heck all of the name brand drums are good.
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Bdrum
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Premier Drums
Premier made marching drums for years, so yes!!!! They know their shit..
Hey, if that has such a long sustain how are you going to control that for recording?
Kasey said:
Premier made marching drums for years, so yes!!!! They know their shit..
Hey, if that has such a long sustain how are you going to control that for recording?
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my2cents
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Kasey said:
keith moon used premier. mitch mitchell, too. clem burke, also. that's all the praise premier needs.
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PhraseMMX
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my2cents said:
And....................
I use them!
I've actually just got a new Premier Artist Maple "heavy rock 24" kit with a 24x18 kick drum.
I've posted a few pics of it on the Pearl forum. Here is the link
They are great drums, but I much prefer the Pearl tom holders / mounting systems to those on Premier. My Pearl MMX kit is over 10 years old and the tom holders still work perfectly. The ball / socket clamp on my brand new Premier kit can hardly support the 13" rack tom without it slipping. I'm seriously thinking about putting a Pearl optimount on the rack tom.
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