GRETSCH Brooklyn Bop Kit - Antique Oyster

[@vincentanderson8176]

Nice playing Steve as usual. Kit and cymbals sound fantastic!👍

[@cfusilier2]

Outstanding. Really cool how great Gretsch can make great sounds out of these little maple kits.

[@keithmcmenamie1382]

Love those Gretsch!! And beautiful playing!

[@CornerStoreDrums]

This is one that has been on the watchlist & I’m dreaming!! Love the store Mr Steve! 🙏🙏🥁

[@brennelson7844]

Both the Gretsch kit and Cymbals sound great, your playing is Superb! as always Steve Great Demo.

[@brianglade848]

Beautiful Stachelyn kit ... Love it!

[@that-avr-drummer]

I love my Brooklyn kit!! It's rock sizes, 22 10 12 16 and I have it paired with 2 USA solid Aluminum snares, 14x5 and 14x6

[@martinleicht5911]

Very nice,,I regret selling mine !! ✌

[@swingtones]

Hi @Steve Maxwell Drums. GRETSCH Brooklyn or Ludwig Classic Maple, which one do you prefer?

[@Onyxaxe]

This setup is gorgeous. What stands were used?

[@jake-maxwelldrums]

Canopus for the cymbals (lightweight flat base hi-hat & Jeff Hamilton stand), DW 7000 for the tom/snare stands

[@Onyxaxe]

@@jake-maxwelldrums Thank you!

[@phaedrabandatlanta]

All of your drums sound great. What do you think about players still cutting holes in the reso heads ?

[@stevemaxwelldrums]

To me, cutting a hole in a reso head destroys the sonic chamber. Only reason to do this would be if in a rock-style gig scenario where there needs to be a mic inside the bass drum. At this point, the sound of the true bass drum itself is irrelevant because what is heard in the audience is a front-of-house engineer’s “eq-d” concept of a bass drum.