BE QUIET!!! dB One Low Volume Cymbals & Drumheads
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2023
- In this video, I review the dB One Low Volume Drumheads & Cymbals (made by Evans). I also share some insight regarding “why” I chose this option, vs others on the market.
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Hey Steve my name is JC I’m a 30 year old drummer With Special needs I have autism and I’ve been watching you since 2015 and over the years of watching you I’ve started to learn the Crazy drumming every time my band Performs “Sharp Dressed Man” I Always Go for it thank you so much for being such a big
Inspiration
That's very kind of you to say JC. I was very fortunate that so many people enjoyed it. If I've inspired you on any level whatsoever, then it's been an honor. 🙏
"like a pissed off squid." Lol That made my day. Great video Steve.
Steve is awesome! Great guy and level headed as well as being not only a Mad drummer but a great drummer! :-)
I saw you on a reel on Instagram....and I have to say I'm amazed and captivated all at once! You are not only entertaining but an amazing drummer...I'm hooked😜.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I can attest to the fact that the Mad Rehearsal Room is pretty damn soundproof!
Loving the quietness of the new equipment though - it would sure preserve a drummer's hearing. And I love the pissed off squid reference. 😂
What did you say... I couldn't hear you. 🤣 And I'm sure you noticed the "merchandise" plug. See, I listen!!!
Good sir, I just discovered your videos recently. I have no idea about music or playing the drums, but I admire your enthusiasm, the way you play and that you can tell that you put your whole heart into it. That's an amazing achievement you're showing, and even I notice that, as someone who actually has no idea about the subject. I wish you and your family and the band all the best and always stay the way you are. Greetings from Germany.
Great info! Love the personality and of course, love the drumming!
It’s always a good day when Steve Moore puts out a new video…..love you Steve!!!🤘🏻🔥🖤
I really appreciate that. 🙏
Sounds amazing
More vids please.🙏 You’re my only hope.
Love the insights Steve, your wisdom and advice is extremely useful, love the way you are just yourself when you do this and it’s really refreshing and fantastic to see!!
That's really nice to hear! It's extremely intimidating to do these videos. I'm "slowly" getting more comfortable with them, but it's a very different animal. I'm accustomed to playing live (where you can see people, and get a feel for what's working). When you record, you're looking into a camera, not knowing if what you just said is "funny or pathetic." LOL But I appreciate the kind words. 🙏
Let's go mad with the Mad Drummer 🥁
Thank you so much for this detailed explanation.
Love your videos as well. I have discovered you on instagram. Really fantastic. Unfortunately I missed learning to play drums, but I am an attentive listener and am happy about your skills. In the meantime, the drums have become my favorite instrument in every band. All the best for your future!
Cheers mate interesting stuff.
Thank you Steve. Love your playing
I appreciate that. 🙏
I love you different approach of playing drums AND explaining drums in a very different way. It's down to earth and to the point. Glad your making more videos. They're unique and full of usefull content.
Cheers
That's really nice to hear. I appreciate that. Making content is HARD man, because you're trying to please soooo many different people. And you don't know what direction to go sometimes. It's nice to hear I'm at least somewhat on the right track.
Your most welcome. We drummers need to stick together. One can always learn from another. I love your antics from your band "drummer at the wrong gig". You make it look so easy. Keep rocking out.
Steve, great video. Just ordered a set. Your logic makes a lot of sense. Love your drumming too.
I appreciate the kind words. I honestly have NOTHING to gain by talking about the product. But it works very well for me. I've even used it at a few rehearsals lately, so the band could really focus on guitar work (I'm involved in a new project, more about that later). Hope the db One stuff works well for you.
I dig’m! I think I’ll definitely pick up a set of low volume heads and cymbals. Thanks for the walkthrough!
I've even been taking my practice kit (with the mesh heads) to band rehearsals lately, because it makes it easier for everyone to focus on the tightness of things. Yea I know, I haven't mentioned anything about a new project... but it's coming soon.
@@themaddrummerofficial Well I’m honored that you mentioned it here. That’s a really great idea. I really like the sound of the cymbals specifically. I’ve been thinking of getting them for a while. Your video sealed the deal for me.
I’m learning sometimes I need to be quiet! Great insightful video!
Being Quiet is NOT my best strength. LOL
😮 I need the snare head for a marching snare in my life.thank you🥁
Steve, I'm loving your content so far, you're so entertaining to watch, and you have a great and very natural chat style, keep it up!
It would be great to see a vid or two regarding your showboating style - how it came about, and how on earth you manage to keep the beat whilst windmilling etc.. love from the UK 🙂
I appreciate it. I've been thinking a lot about doing something like that. I'm just chewing on the best way to "present" it. Soooo much of what I do comes naturally for me. So it would be like Jim Carey (the comedian) trying to explain how to be Jim Carey. LOL But I agree, I think people might enjoy something like that.
@@themaddrummerofficial Cheers for reply! Yes, it must be difficult to explain, a bit like a guitarist explaining how he shreds - he just, does...
Any insight into how it started etc though would be great, including how the hell you never get caught up in your glittery jacket 🙂
Always a pleasure mad man.
Greetings Steve. Look for the positive side. The neighbors will not bother. Neighbors for me are a second Family. But you can always see one person or another who gets in trouble because of the supposed Noise in their eyes. You made the best decision. In my personal opinion. I travel, I play, I go home and I play on electronic drums for now. For the same reason, but soon I will be building a new studio where I will not have problems with anyone. Hey important Happy new year for you and your beautiful Family ⭐️👪⭐️
Great video! I purchase the db one low volume drumheads & cymbals, love them, now we have our rock practice with them, the band loves them, they can hear themselves better, we can actually talk while i play the kit! Great product, and for the same reasons you mentioned. Thanks for the video!
I play them every day. Great to hear they're working well.
Very informative video. Thanks.
When I saw you playing with Rick Kay I thought……wha?? Over the decades I was used to you playing with Brick Mistress and Dofka. Lol. Congrats on your success. Well deserved. Morgantown and Fairmont are proud.
Thanks for the great content Steve! I’m in the market for some low volume cymbals and this review definitely has helped sway my decision towards the db Ones’s!
They've honestly worked very well for me. The heads are OK, but the CYMBALS are just insane.
I have been drumming for 50 years and still on tour. My schedule is crazy as you know. When I get to come home, I like to practice around 2 to 5 am daily. I'm ordering a set now!! My family and neighbors will like me again. Thank You!! Everyone one loves the Mad Drummer but, I love your gear vids please keep up the good work. Please grace us with some more of your post Mad Drummer videos. You are a beast!!!
I appreciate it. I've been extremely busy lately, but intend on making more performance videos.
Steve another great video. down to earth, speaking from the heart, nothing pretentious. Keep up the great work I always enjoy your content !
Man, that's a really great thing to say. I genuinely appreciate that. 🙏
Love your content Steve, can't wait for your next playthrough video!! Thank you for validating everything I fought and argued against with my last band when they repeatedly asked me to switch to an e-kit for either practice or recordings, none of them could understand why it was so uncomfortable for me. I kinda have some lanky limbs and e-kits, no matter the set-up or brand, I could just never play the same way I do on my full kit.
Everyone is different, and everyone is in a different situation. But I'd honestly rather beat on a chair, and just ask the engineer to put a mic on it. Why? Because at least the sound from the chair is a REAL sound (produced from how hard I hit it, and where I hit it). But again, that's just me. Some people love e-kits, and if it works for them, then I think that's great also. 👍
Very well said. I have both an acoustic kit and an e-kit that have different applications. E-kits are great BUT don't quite replicate a real kit. They're improving all the time but not the same yet.
I am so glad I subscribed I’ve always loved your drumming, not just because of the antics, but because your an excellent musician
The fact you’re a humble charming person with a screw loose only ingratiates you more
Respect and peace
Dude, You seem like a really nice guy and I agree with everything you said.
totally get it about E kits & practice pads..they are just not the same ..and it could throw you off when you do get to your acoustic kit ...100% agree
There he is! Believe it or not, I actually came to your channel yesterday to see if I had missed a posting. That's nice that you're considerate of your neighbors. Man, I'd love to learn how to play the drums, but they just can't co-exist with Sheltie rescue & taking in dogs with heart failure. Maybe one day... (Edit to add: I posted before the video finished. So glad you finally showed the bear commercial - or at least a part of it, lol).
I remember reading you rescue animals. I think that's terrific for so many reasons. I've never understood why people would get an animal, just to throw it out with the wash.
I’ve been using the DB One cymbals at our practice space for over a year now. Band members love them for not blowing their heads off in a tight space. My biggest issue with the cymbals is that they’re stick destroyers.
You're sort of right. They definitely can be. Years ago I started striking "down" onto my cymbals (vs going straight for them, like hitting a nail into the wall). So for me, it hasn't been too much of a problem. And I'm still hitting pretty hard... but the angle really helps with that. Glad they're working good for you.
I use these with remo fiberskyn heads as resos and they actually sound awesome. so much extra body and good tone.
it's all about the resos and tuning for these heads.
I would have NEVER thought to use them as resos. That's extremely clever. I'll have to try it.
Hi Mr. Moore!
I am very happy to see you making new videos, you inspired me to become a drummer and to have fun behind the kit! I am 19 now, but I still remember watching you when I was 6 on UA-cam, and that’s when I decided I wanted to become a drummer. I hope you will stick around and upload a lot of new videos!
A question: The white Tama drum, is it custom made for you? I fell in love with it when I saw it in your cover video! I would really want to own that kit, it’s beautiful! Cheers!
That's incredibly kind of you to say. I'm grateful I had such a "positive" influence on you. Watching someone like could have steered you away from music all together. LOL I'm glad you like the kit, I've alway loved it. The finish was a stock finish. I believe it was White Satin Pearl (or something very close to that). Unfortunately they discontinued it a few years ago. When the drum is new, it's very white... but it fades into a "yellow" sort of color at it ages. I personally LOVE that about the finish. It gives it character. However TAMA discontinued it, because they can't really "match" the finish. So if your drums are 5 years old, and you order a new one, it's not going to match. Fortunately I got all of the drums at the same time, so they have aged together.... kind of like my poor arms!!! 🤣🤣🤣
i like you from 2010... when i saw your.. your..... real mad drum perfomance. It's so impressive for me. i really hope your wellness whatever you do.
Sincerely, from your korean fan
Thank you so much for the support. It means a lot. 🙏
@@themaddrummerofficial is that true how do you do the windmill I am not gonna try it
Sounds like a great innovation. When you get a new or improved tool that actually works and makes your job easier...we'll that's a great day at work.
When I have my radio on, and the neighbors do not complain, I know I’m doing something wrong! 😮
Former drummer here (picked up the drums in elementary school but just didn't have what it took), and absolutely love this! I'll def be passing this onto My brother for My niece who IS a drummer (and a damn good one).
As always your words are....as Spock would say, "logical." :)
I've been on the fence about these heads , there's others too like RTOM that are similar you probably have seen them ? You can add triggers to the Rtom set and they just go straight over your acoustic drumheads.
Love the Evans and now will order a set or 2.
Thanks Legend.
Keep Rockin
Saul
The RTOM stuff looks good as well. It's nice that you can just toss them on, and pull them off. However, the tradeoff is dealing with that little lift on the "rim." I don't care for that, as you have to slightly adjust your angle. Same with the kick, it places the beater just a little too far out (sooner than it should be). Again, these are really small details... but those small things bother me. But they go on and off really easy. It's just the tradeoff of what bothers you more. LOL
Hey Steve - You should do a video playing some metal on that cool ass white w/ flames double kick Ludwig kit. :) Love your vids brother
I really appreciate that. Unfortunately it would be very disrespectful to TAMA to do that (as I signed with Tama several years ago). However, I still have my old Ludwig Kit in storage.
All I can say is that if I was your neighbour, I would call the cops. The reason? Not enough loud drumming.😂
That's what i like about the mesh Cymbals and now the Mesh Heads ,
I end up selling my Pearl Drums , Cause I moved into a Condo and I turned around and bought the Electronic drum kit and trust me they're Not the Same feel as the Original Acoustic Drums, So now i bought another Set of Pearl Drums,
and bought the Mesh Drum Heads with the Mesh Cymbals, My Wife said finally the loud noise is gone asked my Wife to take a walk down the hallway to the Elevator I played the drums hard , she came back and said well did you play them i said yes she said she never heard them. 👍 You can also use a set of drum triggers as well if you are doing a gig but you will need a Module for the triggers to activate there is no need to change out the heads keep the Mesh heads on your Kit.👍
Im wondering if you used to use two kick drums to hide your fan?
This might be a good option for me. I'm married and have 2 dogs. My drums are set up in our detached garage, so I am lucky to get an hour in once a week. At this volume, I could play every night after work
I can only speak for myself here, but I really like them. NO, they're not exactly like real drum heads... but they're close enough that I'll still sit down and knock out 10-15 minutes (several times a day) just working on little ideas. Where I likely wouldn't have gone to my studio to try and same idea. But if I just have to walk 5 ft across the room, I'll do it. Surely that doesn't mean I'm lazy does it??? 🤣🤣🤣
Beyond the fact that you are excellent, you are a charming person
Means a lot. I really appreciate that.
Miss the videos when you were in a band
So glad I live alone i play as loud as I want I have my kit setup in the middle of the living room with all my other 19 kits I have stacked up around me have never had a neighbor complain ever but basically yah a drummers worst thing they can do is annoy people drums are a very difficult instrument to practice on when there are other people around you these heads and cymbals are rather impressive 🥁🥁🥁
Glad you're in that position. There's so many people that "want" to play and practice... but they just can't do it. 😞
I'm mainly a guitarist, but I also play bass and drums. I had two complete 20 piece drum kits (Tama and Pearl with Sabian and Zildjian cymbals). I lived in a townhome, and being the respectful neighbor that I am, I bought muting pads for my drum heads, but that wasn't good enough. My neighbors could still hear it loud and clear, and complained anytime I tried to practice. Maybe I wouldn't have sold my drums if I had this kind of setup. I'm going to buy a house on a nicely private plot of land soon though, so that will no longer be an issue! I'll be converting a bedroom into a music room, and buying another drum kit without a care in the world about muting them!
That's everyone's dream! I've always wanted to live on a dead end road, for the exact same reason. LOL But as I said, I'm lucky, because my neighbors are great. I never take that for granted.
@@themaddrummerofficial Yeah! Not to mention I'll be able to play my guitar at full concert volume too! Muahahaha! Rock and metal just doesn't sound right unless it's at the proper volume.
i have been a member of your FB,,,,and on youtube,......for a couple of years.....anyway,,,,,,is there a way to letting my cheap mapex sound more like the Tama you use,,,,....i played pearl for 8 years
just questions,......
A LOT of the sound comes from the tuning. Having good heads goes a LONG way. So you shouldn't get discouraged at all. It also takes a long time to get decent at tuning. So again, try not to get discouraged at all. Another thing to keep in mind, is the "production." I record using Logic, then I send it to my buddy Jim Dofka to mix. That's where a LOT of the sound comes from (his gear, and his mix). They wouldn't sound the same way if I did it. LOL I'm just not as good as him. I'm sure he would make your Mapex Kit sound awesome as well. 🤘
Hi Sir, how you're doing? Could you please share with what bottom heads for toms are you using? Thank you! Great review by the way :)
Sure, all of the bottom heads are Evans G1 Clears. As for running, the bottom heads are a bit tighter than you might expect. I basically tuned the top so that they "felt" nice. Then I tightened the bottom to the point to where they "sounded" nice. It went pretty quickly, it wasn't very taxing. Since making this video, I've added a LOT of blankets in the kick drum (like a LOT). I'm liking that a lot better, because it "feels" a lot more solid (feels more true).
@@themaddrummerofficial I have a questions about drums How do you make the drums sound good and while you do the windmill
Great video Steve! Great content! What about the cost?
They are a bit pricy. Not gonna lie there. You just have to think about how much you're get from them. If you don't "need" them (and are still able to practice in your environment) then that money could be spent on other gear. However, if you're in a situation where you simply CAN'T practice (because of volume) then I'd argue that they're maybe more important than your real drums. Because practice is so important. But everyone is in a different situation.
@@themaddrummerofficial In my situation I use Roland Electronic TD-!7 drums. I do like what I saw in your video, so I may price them.
That's great, but again, I stress this: If you're doing well with the Roland Stuff, then I don't know that I'd worry too much about it. 👍
haha TMD is just awesome!!
I need “Mad drummer” drum sticks 😢
i love my low volume set up.
I've got UFO low volume cymbals with Tama mesh heads on my Hyperdrive kit - of course with double pedals. I couldn't be happier, but most importantly all my surrounding neighbors couldn't be happier either. I'm in a top flat and have neighbors one to the left, the other to the right and one below me.
On the historical side of the story though, when I started becoming serious in drumming back in 1994 no mesh heads or low volume cymbals existed. This year, at the age of 44 I had to convince my 70+ year old mum that I'm not disturbing the people around me with my drum kit :D
...and these days I'm learning Bleed by Meshuggah on this kit :D
Meshuggah is on a different level. They are soooo good. Bleed is a staple. You only have to hear about 2 measures and the "horns" come out!!! 🤘🤣🤘
@@themaddrummerofficial Thanks for the hint, I came accross them just a few months ago. The mesh heads and low volume cymbals will be in good use for a few weeks to get this song into my limbs. 😎👌🦶🥁
Because the band has to play at a volume that the drummer sets, this could be a huge game-changer!
A great way to keep good neighbors being good neighbors. It's a win, win situation. You get to practice & the neighbors stay happy.
Again, I'm lucky. We've always tried to respect each other, as well as "be there" for each other. I wish everyone had neighbors like mine. People would be a LOT happier. :-)
Exactly why I've never been able to make those little practice pad kits useful either.
For some people, they work great. But I've just never had any luck myself.
Another excellent video. You are a fantastic teacher my friend. Rock on!!
I appreciate it Mark.
Can you play dig from mudvayne?
Mudvayne Rules. LOL I love the singer. I got into them years ago.
Steve Moore as a drummer I am a drummer too You can not hit the snare really loud is that true
I'm not sure I understand the question. If you want to try and ask the question in a different way, then I'll try my best to answer it for you. 🙂
SO WHY DO you do the windmill@@themaddrummerofficial
@@2glassmire98 if you're genuinely curious then look up his interviews. The short answer is that he came up with those moves to entertain himself.
I use the heads but bought cheaper low volume cymbals off of Amazon. Both work well for me and allow me to play all hours of the day.
That's what it's all about. I'd rather practice 15 minutes every day, vs 2 hours once a week.
❤❤
From 10’ away. Normal playing on my kit is registering no lore than 90db at the highest. Mostly around 85db.
I've always found it so interesting how sound changes, depending on your perception or position. Meaning your kit will sound completely different from the other room, or upstairs, or down the hall, and so on. Most people already know this, but that's why Zeppelin records sounded so amazing. They went out of their way to always find the "sweet spot" to record from. Well... and John was a MONSTER! LOL
I was expecting from a mad drummer a vid bout how to make your drums louder))
I'll look into it!!! LOL THAT video would be a lot of fun to make. 🤣🤣🤣
What drive shaft are you using for your double kick ?
Was gonna ask the same question.. is it the trick shaft Steve?
It's a company called "ACD Unlimited." It's changes everything.
It's made by ACD Unlimited... and Dave Snyder is one of the best drummers in the entire world!!! 🤘
@@themaddrummerofficial your way to kind Steve..! Love your videos brother.. and I bet that shaft has zero “ play “ and is smooth! I want one🤙
There is some problem in your shop,i try to ordet t-shirt to Finland but there is a problem..well i know but what is that problem thät they not tell me🤦😆 so can youuu🤟🤟🇫🇮🇫🇮
I'm really sorry to hear about that. I have a company do all that for me now, so I don't really have any involvement with the shipping end of things. Sometimes shipping overseas can REALLY be a problem. That's the reason I have a company do that now. I had too many problems doing it myself. But I'm honestly sorry things aren't working easily for you. :-(
@@themaddrummerofficial thanks for the answer. I also tried to ask the company via email, but I still haven't received an answer. I will try again. but in the meanwhile let's continue hitting things😁🇫🇮🤟🤟🤟
@@mcbrain79 I hope they get it fixed soon. 🙏
im at guitar player at heart but been playing on a electric kit for last 2yrs and anytime i try to play on a real kit it feels so foreign its opposite of u but the same lol u get what im saying
It's not a HUGE change... but it enough to bother me. But I'm like that with everything. From my computer and phone, to folding clothes. LOL I'm pretty obsessive about things being consistent.
Ok Steve, it's past time for another video. Hoping all is ok. 😐
but how well would these heads and cymbals work in an apartment?
I wish I could answer that one. You may still get some vibration from your kick drum, no different than running across the floor. But they are waaaaaaaay better than smashing a normal floor tom. LOL
Wow- huge difference in volume.
Who would’ve thought that Evans is into the saving marriages business. I coulda used these years ago.
Honestly, I've gotten offers over the last 5 or 6 months to review (or endorse) certain products... but I just can't do it!!! If I don't believe in something, I'm simply NOT going to tell people to speed hard earned money on it. I just can't do it. But I honestly play these things every day. Maybe not for HOURS, but I sit at my kit (practice kit mentioned) every single day, and knock at lease a few minutes out.
About 1/3 the volume
Does it ruin it somewhat?
I can't lie (well I could, but it wouldn't be very nice). 🤣 It's not as "rewarding" as playing normal drumheads. But for me, I'd rather play the dB One Head on a real drum, vs playing an electric kit. That's just me, so take that with a grain of salt. But I really feel it's a great compromise (considering the volume difference).
But the sizes. The SIZES!!! Where would we be without options...
You simply can't bring enough toms on tour Ivan. LOL You need to be able to switch several times a day. 🤣🤣🤣 I miss sharing the stage with you buddy.
@@themaddrummerofficial Likewise, dear friend! Your tom toms are ALWAYS the right size...
The cut feels/sounds almost exactly the same. Just quieter.
5'20 😂😂😂
You're preaching to the choir!!! 🤣🤣🤣
P!**ed off squid😂😂😂😂
gooooooooooooooooooo eagles
That was a blast. The folks on The Office were wonderful.
@@themaddrummerofficial you were wonderful too man a true legend ❤❤
Where is the Mad Drummer? I hope he doesn't wait another 12 years, I don't have 12 more years
I know, I'm sorry about that. I'm just not very good at social media. I don't enjoy it much. LOL But there are some new things in the works.
@@themaddrummerofficial cool 😎 I can't wait!
Everything seems good but too pricey imho.
I can't argue with that. They're pretty high. But if you're in a situation where you simply CAN'T play a normal kit, then they're really worth considering.
I’ve lost 40% & climbing of my hearing. We did not have good hearing protection back then. Sheets over the drums & cymbals worked fine back then & will now as well. Why spend $$ when that works? Save your hearing & save a crap load of $$. You’ll need to save for hearing aids later…. Sounds exactly like sheets over drums & cymbals… but then again - I’m not getting paid to promote these items.
To be fair, I only endorse products I use myself and "completely believe in." I've been asked to promote things, and I've turned more down than you could imagine (because I thought it was junk). LOL However, I COMPLETELY agree with you on the hearing loss!!! I preach that constantly myself. I'm almost completely deaf in my left ear, and my right ear isn't that much better. Going deaf happens slowly. So you don't realize it, until it's almost gone (unfortunately you know this as well).
The sheets over the drums and cymbals isn't a bad idea (for some). However, there's not way I could practice cymbal chokes and things like that with sheets over my hi-hat. LOL But as I say all the time "everyone is in a different situation." Thanks for watching the video. I really appreciate it. 🙏
I have had hearing aids for 2 wks now. When I was fitted the tech had the volume up to a level that people normally hear at. I was almost in tears it was so loud & that I had lost that much hearing. I use AXIL hearing protection products now for rehearsals & sometimes performance. Very slight latency but you get used to it & compensate. We didn’t have tech like this back in the day. I’ve played in Bagpipe Corps all my life & thats what really did the damage. Arrrrgh…. W/a Scottish accent….
@@paulbalogh4582 I'm afraid the day for hearing aids is right around the corner for me as well. I have real difficulty in restaurants or talking to strangers. 😫
Exactly my problem. I can’t even talk w/people anymore. i just point when I don’t have the H aids in. I did it to myself. I also have unbearable tinitus. It is just screaming in my head. I hope you don’t have that. It is AWEFUL. 40 yrs & getting louder. Be well my friend & play on no matter what. I am.
Hey - practicing with Blasticks is also fantastic. For that matter - backing up an acoustic band as well. i always loved brushes…
Steve do the heads tension like the standard batter head? As you talked about feel, was wondering if it was close. And the reso head, are these mesh as well? This setup just might be the spark I need to play at the house again.
The reso heads are just standard heads (but I have them a bit tighter than normal). The feel isn't that bad. Now it does NOT feel like a normal head. It has "some" of that tennis racket thing... if you know what I mean? It's a bit bouncy. HOWEVER, it's really not that bad. I've played a ton of mesh heads in my life, and most are just horrible. That's not the case with these, they're pretty good. The REAL magic is in the cymbals. The cymbals are just incredible!!! They feel nearly perfect, and they sound and react like normal cymbals... just not as loud. Hope that helps.
@@themaddrummerofficial Thanks for that info and thanks for taking the time to reply, Steve. If I wasn't such a wallflower I'd make my own video review of the Quiet! setup. In my opinion you covered it perfectly with a great sounding mic and mix setup. That was a lot of work for a video!