Gretsch - Mark Guiliana and the Brooklyn Micro - Grey Oyster 1
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2021
- Ultra-innovative Gretsch artist Mark Guiliana really opens up, as he "test drives" this Brooklyn Micro kit. And check out in the eye-catching new Grey Oyster finish.
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Mark is an outstanding drummer and really brings out the best in this Brooklyn kit. Always enjoy seeing him play and listening to the great Gretsch Sound.
Thank you
I see Mark Guiliana, I click.
Those of you wondering about the heads: Gretsch sends the Brooklyns out with their pretty high end Permatone heads by Remo- it's actually an Ambassador. The kick has a Permatone Powerstroke by Remo. I have a standard Brooklyn kit: 22, 10, 12, 16 and 14/5 smare. These drums just sing! Those of you wondering about the kick- that's the sound it makes- my 22 has the same tone, just a lower pitch. Brooklyns are supposed to be a modern take on the 50's/60's sound and I think Gretsch crushed it. You could cut a hole in the kick and put some dampening in there if you wish, but why? That's not the point of these drums. I have gig kits from other manufacturers that I do that to and it keeps the sound guys happy, but I'll never cut a hole in the Brooklyns. The Drum Center of Portsmouth has some really good UA-cam videos about Gretsch drums, check them out. No, I don't work for them! Now get out there and drum!
Beautiful kit, love the wrap. And the drumming really showcases the range of those drums.
Sounds and looks great, and killer playing by Mark!
Amazing & beautiful kit!
That Nefertiti 22" ride too 😍
Love his touches. Would love to hear that kick drum tuned down. That would be ultra-innovative as well, I think.
Love that snare…
Lovely looking and sounding kit…
🙏
Excellent attention to texture and tones!
Good kit and play.
Wow an amazing sound what I’m looking for gretsch drums that great gretsch just love it and that’s a beautiful kit
So inspiring!
These smaller-than-bop sizes compliment his textural avant garde soloing very well.
the sound of these drums is hypnotizing and that's a beautiful finish ... Gretsch just stole me right away from Pearl , I have a reference series kit I bought in 05 when they were first introduced and was looking at a ref pure in bop sizes , but that Great Gretsch sound got me and I bought a brooklyn micro , I have it for about a month now and I absolutely love it ...
Thanks for the love! 🙏
love it!!
U.S.A. Custom owner and 50s round badge owner here….now I want this kit too. Mark pulls some absolutely wonderful sounds out of it! Also anyone know what cymbals he was using they sounded great too
Looks like the ringo's ludwig drum kit (oyster black)
WOW!
Man. I love hearing this guy solo. I like it better than any of the written music, honestly. Not in a bad way at all. I just find his playing so artful on it's own. I love the Mehliana stuff, though. I want to here him get into some major free improvisation ensemble and get into textural long form pieces.
This is the best sounding small kit I've heard. It may have more to do with the heads, tuning and drummer than the drums. Most of the other brands sound like cardboard boxes because the players are trying to use them in a r&r setting and almost always use the supplied, crap, heads. Also, at over twice the price of other similar sized kits, they should sound better.
WOW 🤤🤤🤤
For those wanting to hear this kit with a low tuning check out this Steve Maxwell video: ua-cam.com/video/SBegRV8m-fs/v-deo.html
Lots of snare buzz from the 10" tom. Inspirational playing though.
Das macht's ja grad so geil ;-)
Great feel, fantastic player very musical.
A little like Carter McLean
Hey, does somebody know how mark his cymbals move so freely? Mine move way less free while i also only use a bottom-felt.
He probably pushes into the cymbal a little
The cymbals move when he hits them on the edge with the shoulder of the stick... no screw and small diameter felts help.
He's using light cymbals so they have less inertia to resist movement. Might be it!
How about blue lacquer or TW yellow?
www.gretschdrums.com/drums/brooklyn 👍
I wonder what these beautiful cymbals are.
Anyone knows?
Maybe Funch cymbal
Nefertiti 22" Funch I guess :)
@@lieutenantcolumbo114 Thank you!
They are Funch.😊
Anyone know which cymbals he is using here?
Nice Shoes
Gretcsh Drums have a sound of their own.
What is Kick Pedal?
What are the sizes of the shells? Thanks
16 inch kick, 10 inch rack, 13 inch floor, and 13 inch snare.
www.gretschdrums.com/drums/brooklyn
drum pedal here?
Is that a Funch ride?
Both rides are Funch rides. The right side is a 22" Nefertiti and the left is a 20" Funch Classic
Is this a 22 inch Nefertiti ride?
Yessir!
Gretsch socks
I got confused with Carter McLean. Nevertheless both marvelous drums in style, musicality….
Snare and toms sound good. Bass drum should have a nice punch but it doesn't. I don't know what it sounds like.
Might be the tuning, or your speakers. Sounds awesome here on my studio monitors.
why does the bass drum sound like a floor tom?
It is...
What are you listening on. It sounds like a well tuned bass drum that matches the timbre of the other drums on my headphones. Also he's not tuning for r&r.
Hey, cool! Sounds like you've got a rack tom on a kick pedal... Wait a minute ... What about when you need a kick drum? 🥴
Then you use a different batter head and tune it to your specifications.
@@farshimelt I'd rather just hang that dinky little thing up on the rack where it belongs and sling a 22 or 24 incher under there and be good to go.
I have a friend who calls him " Skittles". Cause the way he plays sound like you're pouring a bag of Skittles on a drum set.
Your results may vary...
I’m an avid Brooklyn fan and Gretsch. I own 3 kits but the kick sounds dead in this video. Thuddy and not much tone
Maybe on a phone it’s dead - coming out of my Snell speakers, that bass is in gorgeous balance with everything else
yawn