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And see the strainer. That is why its bigger. You don’t want that part snug fit.

Only if the new one is snaller. I think the other way around which is a good thing n

These:

After weeks not playing the big set with the big cymbals, I couldn’t wait. Now, not to loud. But still.

These should be the current internal sizes: https://www.protectionracket.com/files/dimensions/internal-dimensions-list.xlsx The right one looks to be the older one where the newer ones gove more space for strainers and bridges?

Both my iphone and bought used Rayban Stories work very nice. I might get a Insta360 X5 and One in the near future.

Send the metronome signal to the monitor or foh. Let then send that signal to the right people in the band including you.

Black beauty brass or bronze? As they made/make both. Would still love to have a hammered black beauty bronze from the 80’s. With a twin channel on top like Alan White and his natural hammered bronze.

Give me 17” Suprisingly versatile too.

Still looking for 10/13/20 shells in Black Swirl!

And it works faster than changing percussion on a regular mid song/set if you would need that.

Dafnis Prieto, Antonio Sanchez, have entered the chat these years.

I never had issues with the yess mount in these 33 years. But one thing that could help if you cross such an issue, is using either a shorter rod, using only two holes and no cymbal arm (or the double mount instead of the triple mount), or direct to shell mounting. (these have 3mm die cast...

If I do stadiums. Then. Maybe then. But that most likely will never happen so im more than content with less heavy drums 😂

I always found my cast bronze cool. But way too heavy. Give me spun bronze, or even better, alu every day of the week. As such I passed on the hld a few times too.

Yamaha for the sound and hardware alone.

I don’t like the 421’s in general. Had a few over the years. Give me my Beta 98 Amp’s any day.

The old ones were made in the UK and calleds just Club Heritage. I wonder if you would notice a difference in sound/quality.

That is a stunner AND a rarity indeed. Even here in Europe you don’t see the bop sizes pop up like that.

My OG Maple Custom 5,5. Its 6,5 sibling has more body, but this 5,5 just hits the right spots for a lot of work. My first pro snare decades ago was the same but in green.