I got the EC Reverse Dot, and it sounds great at high tuning

how long did it actually take to install? I am tempted to install one and drill a hole for an XLR connection. That way the kick is mic'd and all I have to do is connect the XLR to the shell.

GMAD for sure I'm a metalhead though

Muy interesante sin duda, pero si no sabes ingles no lograras tener tus platillos como los suyos, ni saber el o los productos que usa.-

Are these maple? Collectors?

I've been waiting for them to add a 10-inch tom to this series for years! Aside the ridiculous wait, will we get to hear it?

I get mine pretty soon. Regular finish with the raw bell. I have to say, you are an amazing player!!!

Show us more!!!

I just use a dog hair vacuum. It pulls everything up. Nice room!!

Kinda tough to hear the difference.

Awesome❤

Wow! Happy birthday to your gramdma Zach!! And Happy 4th 🎉

LMFAOOOOOOO. Why are you doing circular motions? Every other person who uses this does it the right way. How about you try that?

There is a face in the coatedhead

I’m thinking of buying one for church. So you everyone can set their snares. Especially when we have a conference

how thick are the shells? also trying to choose between this and walnut, these darker rims for sure look more slim, but overall I prefer walnut shells. hard to choose as wide yellow wooden hoops don't look particularly attractive to me

Nice Work Zack!

Awesome drumming Zack

You poor baby…ffs

Was doing a lot of research on this kit. I've heard a lot of good things about it! Watched a lot of videos but I think this is the one that really sold me! I'm for sure going to be running that tom head and kick drum batter head combo for sure! Thanks for posting!

5:22 -- Wait...they are nothin' alike! The struggle is real.

They all sounded good, depending on what you're using it for, for Rock/Metal genre works well. For Jazz and old school funk genre won't work.

Nice but would help if we knew which heads were on when you played them…

Is this thing supercharged

This guy lives a pretty comfy life when something like this ruins his whole existence. I *wish* a delayed tom was my biggest problem in life.

I think they all are essentially the same and putting the mic somewhat in the bass drum gives a little more isolation from other sounds.

Having a Kickport and then micing the center of the bass drum really is not a good idea because you will get a lot less vibration than without the kickport. The kickport really only exists for micing the porthole. If I wanted to also mic the easy head itself I would not put a kickport in there. So the comparison between the factory head and the kickport head both being mic'd in the center is rather flawed. Mic in the porthole sounded the best

I prefer remo factory

I once had a chip come off my drumstick (it was about 5cm long, 1cm wide and thickness was a slope, which makes sense as it was a piece of the shoulder) I don't have wood glue, but I do have super glue... I used that, did not even use a clamp, and then sanded it. It works as a temporary fix, but i was surprised that it did last a month (not daily playing, but weekly) after all! WHen the chip came off again, it was almost exactly the same size as before. so then I sanded that part, just to not have a porcupine like your stick, and it's a backup now (or for whenever I need to hit a lot of cowbell)

I wish I had some tools and skill like you to make a trap table like this! I do wonder though.. Why did you not want it centered front-to-back? All tables I've seen, have it centered.

All 3 sounded pretty good to me. But we do not know what your doing on the mixing board your using to record this audio. I did a similar experiment a long time ago. I found the kick port to actually cause problems. It damaged the port hole I cut and tore the bass drum head. So I prefer to use a 4 3/4 plastic reinforcement ring, no kick port and I place my mic inside farther. It's about 4 inches inside the port and pointed at the beater. I get a lot more slap and thud while still getting plenty or resonance. I also use single ply emadd head as a batter. And an Emadd reso. This is a very good video. Thank you for doing this. Bruce

Mic in the kickport is best! And yessss the black head with gold port looks as amazing as I pictured hell yeah dude!!!

All 3 sound good, I prefer remo factory my opinion always 🥁

All 3 sounded good the mic in the port was really good. Side note snare sounds wicked good to me.

I love the mic in the kickport better. That's how I mic my kick drum

Overplayed and missed the emotional fragility of the groove. Don't just play like you're on a metronome.

That’s one way to end a video 🤘🏼

DW is made in the US, PDP is made in Mexico. That would be my guess. I waited 3 extra months for my paiste 2002's to come. Sucks, but worth it i guess.

I've had a 21" bash ride for like a decade. It takes a while to really open up & is obviously the loudest thing in the room when it does lol. Considering the HHX groove ride though because it sounds like that sweet spot between being super loud & super washy. Need to try one for myself.

Sick! You should enter the iRock Drum Contest!

Nailed the fill, sweet

I get to play this at a gig on Friday, so fateful I stumbled upon this! Thanks for posting, drums sound great!

No way, (I play electronic at the moment but I’m planning on buying an acoustic kit soon) my dream snare has HD dry on the batter and 300 on the reso

Drums great

Love the new kit! Love that ride! It doesn’t keep building as you ride it. I see that it’s a 20” AAX but what flavor? Concept, Rock Power Ride?? Which one?

Nice job Zach. #SpagzApproved!

Awesome job buddy! 10 stars

Awesome drum cover. I know this song from the video game, Rock Band

I love this

A+ video