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Hey Uzziel! Yes, I like handmade cymbals too. I think there is something special about that. And Diril makes some incredible stuff. I know there are a few manufacturers who make high tin content cymbals in the B25 (25% tin) range, but I don't know if anyone is doing anything higher than what Diril does. So so interesting!

​@@timbofromkenoMurat Diríl it's a cymbal god that person knows his stuff and has produce and created many cymbals models of the known companies. He's know it's building with Bronze 27 and the quality and sound it's impressive the beauty you can custom made them in term on weight finish , logo etc . I've been contacted and the prices he had provide was tremendously low , I used to be Diríl Cymbals distribuitor for years and I learned about cymbals along the way. Thank you for always make this amazing videos.

Hey! Yeah, that wood snare is so so special. Such a great drum. And with the tom batters, if you're into more of a mid- and low end-heavy sound, I really like the Evans Onyx top and bottom. But if you're looking for something like a Pinstripe, but just more modern, you should definitely try the Evans EC2S Frosted heads on top. They're awesome!

They have tremendous body to them, so I would assume that quality only multiplies with less wires. I'll bet it sounds huge. So cool!

LOL I love that idea. I'll queue it up!

Thanks Andy! I appreciate the kind words. 😁👊

@@timbofromkeno You bet! I’ve had many Pioneers, sold them off, and always regretted selling them. I have a JF right now, but prefer Pioneers! 🥁🤣

@@andybrown78 All the same wood, right? 😂

@@timbofromkeno Exactly!

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Glad you got a kick out of it, Jack!

Yeah buddy!

Gotta love ‘em all!

Thanks much! I tend to use a lot of inverted paradiddle variants in my stickings!

As far as functionality is concerned, I totally agree with you about the throw!

Add a margarita and you’re good to go! 😂👊

Definitely different, but your standard music listener would just say they both sound like a drum! 😂😂

Lots of Ludwig! 😂👊

@@timbofromkeno How many Ludwig Snare Drums is too many...

@@JackNiles No such thing! Hahaha

@@timbofromkeno One of each, or two, or three...

Such a good drum. Thanks for watching, Danny!!

Now there’s an opinion we can agree on! 😂❤️👊

@@timbofromkeno Old Ajax kits and old Beverly kits With Old 20 and 22 zyn Cymbals and Old 20 and 22 ,24 Ajax Cymbals Great stuff MUCH LOVE GOD BLESS YOU AMEN ❤️🧡💛💜❤️🧡💛🌞🌜🌟🌎🙏🌼🌸🌳🌴☺️

Possibly! Though, I’m glad brands like British Drum Co. are rising in popularity. I hear nothing but good things about that stuff!

I appreciate the feedback. I figure this - if these tones were good enough for Disney, Fox, Warner Records, and Grammy-winning movie soundtracks, then I think they're okay. hahaha Big love atcha, lad!

@@timbofromkeno Hi but Commercial sounds aren't always good for instruments and music . MUCH RESPECT .💛🧡❤️💜💛🧡❤️🌞🌜🌟🌎🙏🌼🌸🌳🌴☺️

There’s a thousand ways to play the drums. Interesting to hear how you were taught back in the day!

Glad you dig the video. 🙏🙏🙏

lol Fair! 😂😂

I respect your opinion! And I definitely agree that those old Premier Drums are phenomenal. 😁👊

This is definitely an American experience. Many of the baby boomers had schools FULL of Acrolites and often with a pile of Supraphonics too. They were beyond plentiful and so so cheap for a long time!

Tons of acrolites on ebay for $60 around 2011. Ive always wanted a 6.5 blacrolite, but those were pricier at the time. So I slept on 'em. Wish I hadn't.

In Britain anything from Ludwig secondhand is like gold dust only ever had a Ludwig Gold sparkle 4piece tryde to keep it but had to give it back to the store as it was only on loan ,wish I had money to buy it back then 35 years ago Thanks God Bless all you drummers out there AMEN💛🧡❤️💜💛🧡❤️🌞🌜🌟🌎🙏🌼🌸🌳🌴☺️

Ah man. Thank you!! 🙏🙏

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Nice! I hope you snag that drum, Jeff. And thanks for the kind words!

I did wind up buying that snare, thank you! And that Turkish stuff is worth a look. I love it!

They're incredible drums. I gotta find one of my own some day! And thanks for the kind words!!

With this old stuff and the 50 to 75 years of gunk in 'em, you certainly get some friction! haha

Thanks Michael!

lol I love that first sentence. I’m gonna quote you on that moving forward. 😂😂😂 But I totally agree on eight lug snares. I feel the same way as you!

@@timbofromkeno Ha yeah that is an original line I just came up with right now. I turned to 8 after never being able to get a decent more vintage tone with 10 lugs, which to me just sound too clean and controlled, too professional precise. I like 60s 70s music best, not 80s to modern, unless it's modern groups doing vintage styled music, which is a big thing in many genres more lately. They seem to either go w/ 6 or 8 or pull a ringo by placing a tea towel over it.

Thanks for the kind words. I really love my Supras too. Good stuff!

Camco LA shells are the stuff of legends. I've owned Oak Lawn and Chanute Camco kits, but never an LA kit. I'd love to get my hands on one some day.

Hahahaha That’s one way to look at it! 😂😂

Thanks for the insight! : )

I was curious, thanks. When i ordered my kit there wasnt an option for matching snares. Only steel in the r.c.'s (1991-92) ...been looking for an older r.c. snare since i had several snares when i ordered i just got the steel r.c. 14×5:" i believe, but traded it for a Tama piccolo....opps.

@@lanceschultz7132 There's so many of those metal RC snares out there that you should have no problem finding one if you keep an eye out on eBay and Craigslist. One day!

Ah man. Thanks for stopping by. I’ve got videos in the works. I’ve just had some tough stuff in my personal life that’s getting in the way of publishing them. In the meantime, I’ve got plenty of archival footage going up regularly on Instagram (@timbofromkeno). 🙏🙏🙏

@@timbofromkeno all the best, my man. Keep on doing you and it’ll all work. 🍻

Check out my Instagram for plenty of examples. I never use samples. While they can be super helpful when you’re putting a record together, I find it to be too tedious to use when I’m trying to pump out a ton of videos for socials. If you hear something you like and have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out!

Ah man, thank you!!

I’ve owned a few bronze and copper drums, but I just prefer brass. : )

Thanks Charles!

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Nice!

Thanks dude!! ❤️❤️❤️

That’s a serious collection! And I totally agree that folks just don’t think about this brand. It’s worth giving ‘em a smack! 😂❤️👊

LOL Everyone plays the fill differently. I just do my own thing. This whole video is a joke anyways. Glad you got a kick out of it!

@@timbofromkeno if you only knew how OCD Phil was at the time, or how much coke he was doing, you would not say that. He would scream you out & fire you 😂

@@papalegba6796 lol Well, I can tell you that he has seen some of these videos and thank god he wasn't offended!

@@timbofromkeno he's quit the coke & paid off his enormous alimony bill, that's why. At the time he was not the best humoured guy 😂

Man, that's awesome. I guess I need to start touring Europe! haha

@@timbofromkeno you got offered all sorts all the time. My biggest regret is when I played a gig near the Paiste factory in Switzerland, took a wander round town next day, found a music shop & checked it out. They had a pair of blue label 14" 602 sound edge hihats, used, £140 (they were £200 new at the time so not that cheap tbh). They looked new to me so I asked the shop guy about them & he says he goes to the factory regular, these were the quality control pair paste used to compare all others to, but the range discontinued now so paiste sold him them. I asked to try them & mate, they were amazing, just perfect. I could have afforded them, but only just, & they weren't what I really needed for gigging at the time, so I backed out. Imagine what they'd be worth now tho, cos blue label 602 turned out to be peak paiste & the 14" sound edge the most iconic model. I didn't know that then though... Oh well!

@@papalegba6796 At least you've got one heck of of a story out of that experience. Incredible, man!

@@timbofromkeno cheers fella! Btw I love this channel, you're a real drum guy I can tell. Please don't take offence at any of my comments, the 80s/90s were a revolutionary time in drums, living through it as a jobbing pro was crazy, every year everything changed lol & everybody wanted the newest sound. If you weren't rich or sponsored you had to be real careful how you spent your cash. Like with the Yamaha 9000, first time I sat behind a set I thought "these are the best made drums I've ever seen". Then I played em & thought "but I hate them". They just didn't do it for me man. I've said elsewhere about Sonor though, never owned any but touring Europe I got to play a few & they are a blast, nothing like them. That crazy 12 lugs snare, I was playing a gig in a ski resort, light music really, a nothing gig, but I said to the guys "I'm playing a solo at the end of song X tonight, don't try stop me" cos I just had to take it for a ride lol. The audience didn't know wtf I was doing or why 😂

@@papalegba6796 Too funny, man. Thanks for all the kind words. Always happy to chat about this stuff and swap stories - especially with folks in Europe. I don't get to chat with guys from that side of the world that often!

I totally agree with you. I just gifted one of the old three-ply mahogany drums to a friend the other day, and it'll go up against any similar American three-ply drum any day (and the Premier is half the price or less).

@@timbofromkeno premier used a very high grade of mahogany, as a lot of the best timber came from British empire colonies, plus their craftsmen were excellent. Their cast hoops are unique too, give a tight sound without choking. They used to be cheap as chips here in the UK but collectors are getting wise to them so the prices are going up, sadly.

​@@timbofromkenohi! A vintage Premier drums UBER passionate here 😊 I was wondering: what batter/resonant heads are mounted on that 14x8 tom? It sounds truly amazing! Thanks a lot for this beautiful video

@@shagherwell Thanks dude! In think the bottom might’ve been the stock head, and the top was a Remo Ambassador, likely from the late 70s!

This thing definitely SCREAMS rock all day long. Great drum for sure!

@@timbofromkeno my favourite snares from that first wave of top quality Japanese drums were tama superstar & my fave bass/toms were pearl masters. Pearl hardware was superb too, even the entry level stuff was way ahead of the competition.

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