Pearl or Ludwig bell kits/?????
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I could only comment on the pearl set. My experience is that, my daughter is hard on the equipment and the pearls are going on the third year and holding up well, does the job.
1516660
We purchased a Pearl set for my daughter last year, and it was fine. Unfortunately, my daughter stuck it out for the year, but doesn't want to do band again!
2043957
That question is really too vague. There are so many types of needles/cartridges out there that give you a wide range of different sounds. It's really a preference thing. I really like Grado, but I know a lot of people who prefer other brands.
1277721
RW/RP isn't always the same for every manufacturer. So... if you are mixing and matching sets but still want the noise cancelling for the parallel positions you have to be careful. Although, keep in mind that some people don't want noise cancelling because they think it causes the 'bell-like chime' to disappear. Either way, to be sure you know exactly what you are getting I suggest finding an online retailer you can actually call to place your order in so that you get exactly what you want. Some retailers let you mix and match for the same cost as buying a set of three and some might not be that cool.
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hands down i would recommend the monster turbine pro gold for you. I personally own the coppers and i like them better. not to assume you are Indian, but if you are: indian music will def sound better on the pro coppers. The coppers have a wide sound stage (they still have plenty of bass that you can feel) vs. the golds. I personally don't like all my music blocked out by to much bass. I love the coppers and i would highly recommend them for overall music. But all you want is just bass then go gold. Also remember before you return either of them, i recommend a 50 hour burn in period (that really helps to bring out the music).
1258310
I would go with the Hamilton-Beach mixer. This one is very loud and I don't think that it would last very long.
1043766
I have my Bach 11 and the P-Bone plastique in the case. I play at a very low "wine bar volume". I prefer the plastic one for comfort and better low pressure control. Also, my best advice to you on this novel and fun to play horn, which I gig about 3 days a week, keep the slide dry, swab the slide's insides after each use! I haven't found a better working slide lubricant system yet.
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Did you ever find an alternative to the BB2001? Funny, I just bought the im600 today, and it still had the slip in it for the BB2001. I would like to buy a subwoofer for it though, so let me know :) That goes for anybody reading this, too!
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Superior Drummer does offer a lot more options for customization an is very impressive to that end. But be advised you won't be able to use the advanced features on the EZ kits, only the SD versions. So in that way you may feel like you're buying things twice. Having said that - routing individual drums to separate channels external to SD or EZ also gives you a lot of control
1099202
Either will work....My personal preference are ELIXIR (NANO-WEB) Albeit they are a bit more....about $15 per set, but they sound great and last about 3-5 times longer than the cheaper brands.
1079240
Looks pretty much like a perfect fit. Went to a couple of advanced six and seven year olds. Probably a bit young but they love it. Might work better for older emerging craftsmen. Jewelry kit has lots of items that can be but together any way you like. Excellent choice. Best of Luck, Charles
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There is no brand name on the bell kit unit, the stand, the mallets, the drum sticks or the drum practice pad, or even the canvas gig bag. The percussion method instruction book is Hal Leonard, Inc., but I'm pretty sure I ordered that separately. My impression has been that these are mass-produced kits marketed primarily to schools, not so much in the commercial marketplace. It was birthday gift for my wife, who claims she wants to learn to play xylophone/marimba, but I decided to go minimal instead of $600 plus for a real marimba, and that's been justified by her lack of zeal to practice enough to really play well. the unit is adequate for learning, but it's necessary to adjust the individual plates occasionally so that they "ring" instead of "tink" or "bonk."
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I haven't seen one made specifically for the pbone. I think a regular trombone lyre would work.
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Yes it works perfectly. I use pearl double peddle set. I have never noticed any hesitation or missed beats.
28856
Thats just it. The color. They are the same instrument with the same tones and controls. The only choice you have to make is "Do I want a traditional Pearl White one, or do I want a glossy/shiny Black Sparkle one?".
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My daughter uses an old one handed down by her mother. Her mother played classical. Other than that we didn't find a brand. My apologies.
1164394
If you go with the Tusq, there will be more sustain there. Warmer sound I would check out a Planet Waves Ebony wood w/pearl inlay set which we also have. They are 19.99 . If you would like to order that you can call the store at 856-384-2725 and I can manually place the order for you.
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This is more of our preference, as we want to simulate/set up a full set of drum set. We ordered the additional cymbal pieces from Pyle-Pro, they shipped the components from a PED02 model.