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What's the best Drum Compony?

Submitted by vervedrummer on Fri, 08/12/2005 - 10:26

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Drum workshop: I've never used these, but i hear they work pretty well

Evans: These heads have more bounce than anything i've ever tryed.

Groove Percussion: Great latin percussion, their stick bag design is really good (I have one).

Ludwig: Made famous by Ringo Starr, this compony makes classic greats.

Mapex: I believe they specify in beginner kits.

Pacific: A subdivision of Drum Workshop, not only do they make steller kits but also lightweight, sturdy cymbal stand (My stand of choice).

Paiste: One of the major three cymbal componies, these cymbols were huge in the 80's (Most notably, Alex Van Halen)

Peace: Popular in the 60's

Pearl: These are the best intermidiate and expert drums IN THE WORLD.

Premier: Famed in the 30's during the swing era.

Remo: Most popular drum heads by far.

Sabian: One of the three major cymbal componies, they are the most common amongst famous drummers (Most notably, Neal Peart).

Tama: Extremly underated, this compony makes quality drums at every level.

Verve: I own these, and I believe these are the greatest beginner sets you wil EVER find.

Yamaha: Not only does Yamaha make great outboard motors, but they make some pretty decent drums too. One of the top componies for sure.

Zildjian: The oldest of the three major componies, they were most promonent in the 70's (Most Notably, John Bonham).

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