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lol. It was the initial setup. It is greatly improved since then .

I feel the same way about shallow toms…can’t stand ‘em’ lol. Boring look, everyone has the exact same sizes. My kit is fresh and exciting:). I do love the finish. It’s like a work of art. What do you play?

@@ks7507 I just love the sound of shallow toms personally, plus I’m a short guy, so I can’t set up power toms comfortably at all. All the Reference drums are absolutely works of art, and of course the Masterworks kits too. I currently play PDP and DW, but I’m making the switch to strictly DW soon, love the sound of their drums and their hardware is the best in my opinion. If DW went to crap though, Pearl will always be my 2nd go to choice for drums and hardware, I really love Pearl!

Hilarious. My setup has greatly improved since the initial first setup and play.

Thank you!

Thanks a lot! I appreciate it. Drumming is fun…there some viewers who are way too serious. lol. One day, I want to get other drummers a chance to play this monster kit.

@@ks7507 yeah man, somtimes life is about having some fun.

Hi Georgia…love you!!! Miss you and Jack 😊

You can ask. Just look at the Pearl Drums Price guide for hardware and drums. It cost a lot of money. Thats why I saved for 10 years.

Thank you, appreciate it! Drumming is fun. No time for haters 😎

It’s never enough gear! It makes me happy, that’s all that matters.

Too many periods, not enough ‘o’s.

@@craigwilliams501 tongue punch my fart box mommas boy

I saved for 10 years to buy this…long before a mid-life crisis.

@@ks7507planned ahead. Smart man. Need some stage lights tho. Light that sucka up.😂 Seriously, beautiful kit.

@@ks7507 yea man I'm just being a smart ass , beautiful pearl drum kit by the way 👍 🇦🇺

@@michealmccoy9249 it’s all good. There have definitely been some haters out there. Lol.

Молодец! 10 лет копить - это дорогого стоит! Сколько эта красота стоит, если не секрет?😮

Hi there…from the drivers seat left to right…all Zildjian’s…18” Rock Crash Brilliant (1991), 17” A Custom Medium Crash, 17” K Dark Crash, 16” A Medium Thin, 12” A Custom Splash, 16” A Custom, 18” K Medium Thin Dark Crash, 12” A Splash, 19” A Custom Medium Crash, 20 K Custom Ride (1991), 18” A Medium Thin Crash, 19” Rock Crash Brilliant (1991), 10” K Splash, 19” Ultra Hammered China, and 14” A New Beat Hi Hats (1989)

Cool perspective. I really don’t care. I play for fun.

Lololol so true

Hi, thanks for the view:). Honestly, sometimes it does get in the way. I do plan on sawing off some of the HiHat Rod. I’m just not willing to buy a saw for a 1 time use. I have to find a machine shop somewhere.

Amen brother! Thank you!

Thank you! 10 years of saving and this is the payoff. This kit is so much fun to play. I hope everyone can experience being able to purchase their dream kit.

Looks great

Can never have too many drums or cymbals

Awesome, thank you!

Nah. My setup works for me just fine.

Are you saying that you think his hi hats are too low to have the snare that high and angled in with the somewhat high rack toms? I myself have the opposite. I like the hh's a lot higher than my snare because when arms are crossed, I don't wack my wrists together on a groove since I haven't retrained myself to play hi hat with the left hand open style...

Man you suck , it ain't no thing . , thet is on of your sorts in every walk of life , but have a nice day , this is the comment section right

I can’t play a lefty setup at all. Lol. I tried, but I’m more comfortable as a righty.

Thank you!

Yup! More drummers today should change it up. Everyone uses 10x7, 12x8…boring.

@@danrivera7 I don’t what it is, but every drummer thinks they need to drum-splain everything to me about my kit. I’m good, thanks.

I’m not offended. At least you were respectful…so many jerks out there. I couldn’t disagree more, for two reasons. 1) My 16x14 mounted tom is 2” shallower than the 16x16 floor tom. And 2) the mounted tom is 6 plies 7.5 mm thick, the floor tom is 8 plies 10mm thick. There is a clear difference. 6”-16 mounted toms give complete tonal range.

@@ks7507 Are you sure about reason number 2? In an old 2014 Pearl catalog on their site, it states that toms/floors that are 14 inches in diameter and up, are 8 ply 10mm. Maybe the shell recipe has changed. As far as reason number 1, I don't see how a 2 inch difference in depth would make much of a tonal difference considering the shell thickness is the same. The resonance would be shorter and the note would be a little less deeper. The pitch would be almost identical. I don't hear a big difference. In all fairness, I'm not in your basement. Lol. I have a Pearl MRX kit with 8 -10 -12 - 14 - 15 toms (16 -18 floors.) I have the 15 to my left. (2)18x24 kicks and also bought 2 18x22 kicks as well. Couldn't make up my mind so I bought both. I have been wanting to buy a Masterworks in reference specs. I bet your kicks are monsters. I have a couple questions. Do the drums blend well together? Do the kicks resonate good, or are they a little stiff due to the really thick shell? I have read posts about the kicks being stiff with no resonance. Who knows? I love big ass power toms too man. Lol. Every kit I have owned has had power toms. It's the only way! I know the Reference floors are like cannons. I played on a Reference kit yrs back and I remember the floor toms being ridiculously loud and punchy. Sorry for the long winded response and all of the questions!

@@MrGuitarandvocals I think I know the specs of my kit. Check out the 2020/2021 catalog. And yes, for reasons stated, it makes all the difference.

@@ks7507 You're right. They did change the recipe. I didn't bother to look at the later catalogs because I didn't think the recipe would be different. I figured that's what the Reference Pures were for. My bad.