TAMA Club-JAM Pancake Kit
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- The Club-JAM Pancake kit combines the benefits of a compact & easily portable drum kit with professional quality sound and durability.
This is acheived through the lightweight and minimalist design of the Club-JAM series. As the lightest and smallest option in the Club-JAM series, this Club-JAM Pancake kit offers a professional quality sound in any situation.
The 3.5" deep tom and floor tom, paired with a 4" deep snare drum and bass drum can be easily packed in just a single bag thanks to the ultrashallow shell. The single-headed toms produce a crisp and warm sound with a strong attack.
The double-headed snare drum produces a bright and sharp sound, along with significant low-end from the double-headed bass drum.
For every genre, whether you're playing live or in the studio, the Club-JAM Pancake kit delivers a new, unique, and satisfying musical experience.
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I like how they said please when asking us to take out the spike on the bass drum spurs so it works better, what nice manners tama has.
No exaggeration, TAMA by far has the best quality/most physically versatile compact/portable kits.. completely feel like I’m behind a real kit even with the tru-touch
What about the DW Low Pro Kit?
I couldn't agree more. The two best drum kits I ever owned were Tama Starclassic, and I've played many other brands. Sonor is nice but crazy expensive. Even Tama's affordable drums like the Imperialstar and Superstar kits sound nicer than the competition's. Tama's hardware is awesome too. Not even once in 20 years have I regretted buying anything from Tama.
@@nanashipersonne4151 The DW kit is $1150, the Tama is $430. DW's Low Pro kick _and_ snare don't have resonant heads - basically four big tambourines. Idk what they were thinking. Yeah…I'm a Tama fanboy, but I'd _DEF_ buy the Tama kit instead, then spend the money you saved on a set of awesome little 12" Paiste Signature hats to go with your new kit. 👍
@@bverackaI don‘t mind the lack of reso for the bass drum, but for the rest I‘m not so sure, also I do not really need another snare. Price/performance does seem better though. Most of the sound comes grom the heads, so I probably change heads anyway, probably Tama is the better choice.
This comment is coming from a relatively new drummer. I have the Alexis Strike Pro SE (electronic) at home so I picked up this kit as I am slightly disabled and figured it would be easier to haul around. I expected a cute little single room practice kit and what I got was this "monster"! Don't be fooled by it's size. It's loud enough.
Wow the future is right in front of my eyes, what a huge sound in the kit and floor Tom. The entire kit sounds so good.
Thought the same thing
Planning to get this ang put mesh head and triggers
It's being run through about $5000 worth of pro audio and recording equipment; of course it sounds good.
@@bveracka exactly. You can even make trashcans sound perfect too
@@theelephant2887 There are _so many_ videos on here with clickbait titles like "These Cheap Drums Sound AMAZING😮!!!", and then you realize they have the drums piped through about $20K worth the microphones, signal processing, and other pro recording gear. That's UA-cam for ya.
Ironically, drums made from actual trash cans have been made before-and turned into a UA-cam video. Of course, the comments are rife with people foaming about how "amazing" they sound. Pfft!
This would be the perfect practice (or writing) kit! Especially with some silent stroke heads and silent cymbals.
That’s what I was planning to do haha it’s such a good kit for that
I’ve got a pearl rhythm traveller kit from the 2000’s which this kit clearly derives from. However, I will say this.. this kit sounds so much better! Obviously the technical advancements in making drum kits and the improvements in sound technology now are better than they used to be. So for this I say Well done TAMA! This is the new go to since Pearl discontinued their rhythm traveller kit. 👍
Need one of these! Me and my guys all practice in my old 72’ Bedford CF camper! Mega jams to be had in an old Camper! 🤘🏽
What a drummer is Mr Branhove 🙌🏻
Sweet kit. Sounds great.
This kit is streets ahead of that DW low pro effort the depth of the bass drum and the snare sounds are far superior and it’s less than half the price ! I actually like Tama drums I still have a retired old grandstar in the loft 👍
Probably one of the nicest kits I've heard!
and it’s under $500
@@michaelgrahamwongacutemadnesswasnt it under 300 when it first cane out?
Why does it sound so good…wowzers
for me, tama has the best snare sound AT ALL
Looks fun to play
Que kit delicioso de ouvir com im timbre tão gostoso e vivo; parabéns TAMA por essa obra de arte para nós.
Cómo Amo éstas baterías. Tengo la Cocktail y es una de las mejores baterías que tengo. Fiel en todo.
Holy Smokes... This Kit sounds great 😮
Dude, imma get myself one of these!
Love it
Ok, sold,want,eventually getting
I still think the Neo mod is where it's at, although it looks discontinued!? Not sure why the finishes were not the same as the regular Superstars so you could swap in a full size bass drum if you wanted.
I might have to get one of these for gigs in small venues. I would probably make sure the kick drum has a mic though.
Indeed! Don’t expect that phatt sound w/o a mic!
Gonna buy it for small gigs
Wow I love this.. is it just one toms?
Woah petite 👍👍👍
Can you add additional rack/floor toms to this kit or is it just as it comes?
I actually want one
I need me one of these bad boys!!!!👀😏😎👍🤘✌️🇨🇦
Is that cross stick rim knock in the end of the video the actual snare that comes with it?
Any chance they could make a 20” 13” 16”? If you mic the top of the toms it would sound like a “real” kit for rock situations if you brought a traditional snare.
Reminiscent of the old Remo Legero kit, but better quality. I wish I still had my Remo Legero...
I'm sure you can buy one used I was looking at 1 last night on UA-cam. How did they sound?
@@williamperri3437 - The Legero is way overpriced now, since it's long obsolete and in a specialized popular niche. It didn't sound as full as dual-head drums, of course, but was adequate for many situations.
@@PalmdaleGal how do you think it compares to the new rendition of that old pancake style kit.
@@williamperri3437 - I have no experience with the new pancake kits like Tama, DW Low Pro, and the old Pearl Rhythm Traveler (also narrow shells and single heads). I managed to locate a Rhythm Traveler kit on Craigslist, mostly intact but needing cleaning and heads, so I bought it and am looking forward to geting it in playable condition.
@@PalmdaleGal I remember the Pearl Rhythm Traveler. Good luck
Wow
what cymbals did you use here?
Why is this specific bag set not available anywhere?
2 bags and $400… 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
What song is that at the end?
Umm I want this to mix with small stacks and small tymps 😎
Questions:
Can the tom be tilted? I like my toms at almost a 45 degree angle facing me.
Also, will that bass drum handle a double bass pedal?
Yes and sort of.
I'm using the double pedal, but I'm not stomping on it. Heavier playing might require some experimenting with the spur position to really secure the drum for heavier playing.
@@danlc95 Thanks. However, I bought the kit in September of last year. And I've been using it with a double pedal. I will be buying a second identical bass drum soon. Then I'll sell my double pedal and buy two individual pedals. Nice, eh?
@@hecbiz75 - Absolutely!
Me Hizo Recordar a la *DIXON* 🤓🔥
Does the Pancake drumset include stands and a kick pedal or is it a shell pack?
Shell pack only.
Half the battle of being a drummer is transporting your kit to the gig. This kit is all about being compact so how does it fit together in a bag? Do Tama sell hardware bags for this kit.
Is it ok to use it when I live in an apartment?
cymbals included or no?
what kind of heads come with the kit? i saw evans heads but i’m not sure if they were put on in replacement
This is a great question. Are we hearing how the kit sounds with the included heads? Or with upgrades?
They come with stock Tama heads.
Promising kit I would say. Do you prefer double or single heads on this kit?
I’d prefer the toms to have double heads to match the double head bass drum
Anyone know what that awesome crash is?
it's like the cocktail kit but even smaller and the bass drum is way better.
Do you have experience with both kits? Can you say more about the differences?
@@caitlinroberts7040 No I just have the cocktail one, I actually really want this one now because it doesn’t have that goofy upward facing bass drum with the backwards kick pedal. I might get one and combine it with the cocktail kit to make a really cool miniature kit.
How can I buy it if I live in Mexico?
No rimshot. Great.
I'm currently on a leg of a tour with my band opening for former Saving Able singer, Scotty Austin.
We're coming from Detroit, and we wanted to try and no use a trailer. Since I left for the meet up with no drums - my portable kit suffered some damage through time (rubber rotted in key components). Our destination? North Dakota! Fargo and Dickinson.
I had seen one of these at the local Guitar Center and had them hold it for me. I picked it up on the way to meet with the guys. Got to the house, tuned it, set it up and we went through a couple songs.
We're a 3 piece band. Guitar and bass are going direct - no amps or cabs.
We were able to pick everything into a Jeep Compass.
This tiny drumset garnered a lot of attention! It sounded great, and felt like a full sized kit.
I have the Hairline Black kit, and it's so badass looking. The guys are absolutely in love with it too!
Even the stock heads perform well, but I'm looking forward to hearing some Aquarian Response 2 on the toms, and a Super Kick / Regulator on the kick. That snare.... One of the nicest toned snares I've played. I'll be putting the Aquarian Texture Coated single ply on that!
Well done, Tama. One of the best investments I've made, as this kit will be used for the many cover gigs I have coming up back home.
Even more tone is possible by letting the Kick PEDAL, REBOUND
instead of squishing. Easier on the Leg too.
is it released yet?
Hello TAMA Team,
I've recently come across the Club-JAM Pancake Kit and I'm quite interested. Does this kit produce a significantly softer sound compared to traditional drum sets? I'm thinking of using it for practicing at home, so a less noisy option would be perfect. Would love to get your thoughts on this!
Cheers and awaiting your feedback.
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How can i get in india
I'll take mines with extra butter & syrup please.
No power in bassdrum. But it is new and interesting in own way
Well, when playing live gigs I always mic the kick, regardless of venue.
Who's that band? 377? Kinda 311?
"blackwave." - SWISH is the song
boleh nih
Hello where did you order this bundle really interested tnx
I can't get a "thump" from my pancake kick drum 😵💫😵💫
Whether it's a 22"x16" or a pancake almost all bass drum tones and volume can be significantly improved by upgrading to premium heads. I just consider that standard protocol for all my shells.
Umm, pretty sure Groove Drum Company had this first as well as a superior design.
What is superior about the GDC kit design? It is also 3x's as expensive.
@@caitlinroberts7040 Superior build quality for sure. Sounds fantastic. Better finishes, Made in Portugal, not China. Support small business, not corporate scum.
The bass drums is ehh but I'm sure with different heads it'd sound great.
That floor tom should be mounted. Those legs destroy the drum’s resonance.
Bass seems weak.😞
But you have to add? Why don't you sell a complete Kit with ride, high hat, pedals and everything? You know a beginner doesn't have a clue about how to put together a complete set.
"well accepted"!!!???!!!
3 bags, no cymbals in your setup?