The Best Birch Drum Sets

Подписаться 86 тыс.

Просмотров 144 тыс.

50% 1

Here’s our current favorite birch drum sets in stock!
Links to purchase the drums in this video:
British Drum Company Legend Fusion 4pc Drum Set Whitechapel
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/LEG-22-FS-WC
British Drum Company Merlin Snare Drum 14x6.5
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/MER-1465-SN
Yamaha Recording Custom 4pc Rock Drum Set Real Wood
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/RC2F40JRW
Yamaha Recording Custom Wood Snare Drum 14x5.5 Real Wood
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/RBS-1455RW
Canopus Yaiba 5pc Groove Drum Set Ebony Lacquer
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/JSB-M22S-EL
Sonor SQ1 3pc Drum Set 22/12/16 Hot Rod Red w/ Natural Hoops
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/SQ1-322-NM-HRR
Sonor SQ2 Vintage Beech Snare Drum 14x7 Papyrus White
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/SQ2-10028786
Cymbals:
Sabian AAX 20 Thin Crash
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/22006XC
Sabian AAX 18 Thin Crash
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/RC2F40JRW
Sabian AAX 22 Medium Ride
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/22212XC
Sabian AAX 15 Medium Hats
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/21502XCB
www.drumcenternh.com
Follow us on:
/ drumcenternh
/ drumcenternh
/ drumcenternh
#bestbirchdrums #birchdrumset #bristishdrumco #sonorsq1 #yamaharecordingcustom #canopusyaiba #drumcenternh

Видеоклипы

Опубликовано:

6 май 2019

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 421

@T-Hawkeyes 4 года назад

Full Mix: 17:02 British 17:23 Yamaha 17:44 Canopus 18:04 Sonor Room Mics: 18:24 British 18:44 Yamaha 19:05 Canopus 19:25 Sonor Upvote this!

@paistefever 3 года назад

THank you!

@parsnips800 5 лет назад

Wow that British Drum Company kit sounds amazing, especially that kick drum. I would say that though because I'm British!

@hickoryhop6728 5 лет назад

parsnips “oh, I’m sorry”....Austin Powers...

@benjiarehart2878 5 лет назад

I have to agree. They nailed it with this kit. Sounds better than a DW to me.

@jackrevy2397 5 лет назад

I agree and I like your comment because I’m also British.

@Henry-uv9xu 4 года назад

Nice shallow tom toms as well, in classic British fashion.

@Dustin359 4 года назад

The fact that you're British makes no difference to the fact that it sounds amazing.

@170adamb1 4 года назад

Keith Keogh is the guy behind BDC. He's a master cabinet maker and I knew him back when he first started making custom drums!! He worked in the same building legendary British drummer Steve White taught in!! Great place to hang out!! He then went on to become Premier's main r&d guy. Glad to see he's still making great drums!!

@af7119 3 года назад

Birch has always sounded so much better to my ears than maple. 30 years drumming and I still go for birch.

@brianphillips9152 Год назад

Agreed. Have a 83 Tama Superstar that is just stellar!

@johncollins5552 Год назад

Blow your mind and play a sonor beech kit.

@af7119 Год назад

@@johncollins5552 I checkout out a medium and heavy beech. very nice, but birch is still sharper and punchier, which i prefer.

@johncollins5552 11 месяцев назад

@@af7119I have best of both Worlds, vintage sonor beech drums with a new birch snare.

@larrytate1657 5 лет назад

I like the British and the Canpous best here.

@MrVoraxTranstellaris 3 года назад

Ditto here. Sonor's not at all bad either, and I love the matte finish.

@Ashlord 2 года назад

@@MrVoraxTranstellaris Yeah that finish is beautiful

@AdamTuminaro 5 лет назад

This was awesome! Well done guys. SQ1 gets my vote, but the British kit sounds amazing!

@thesneakygamer4343 5 лет назад

hmmm i wonder if this is a biased opinion...lol just kidding, they truly are fantastic!

@larrytate1657 5 лет назад

They seem a bit warmer than most other birch drums to me.

@robertdore9592 4 года назад

It's cool Britania for me:-)

@mermerserkan 3 года назад

except horrible finish :)

@zacdrake 5 лет назад

IMO, the Canopus sounded the best in the room mic scenario, almost like full mix! Punchy, tone, definition!! All the rest are very nice , but those stood out, especially just using room mics

@ibleebinU 5 лет назад

I have to agree on that!

@traviswoodall6547 5 месяцев назад

I bought a British Drum Company Legends kit on a whim after this video. It was my first GOOD birch drum kit. I owned a Yamaha Stage Custom years ago and it was the worst drum kit I’ve ever owned (sounded like cardboard and the lugs and tension rods kept coming loose). I don’t think I’ll ever buy another kit that doesn’t have birch in it. What a tone! Looking for a second one currently for gigging and may grab the Canopus to save a little but that BDC is hard to beat.

@davidsolinski2988 4 года назад

That Sonor kick is AWESOME

@svenrustempasic8332 4 года назад

In my heart, in my musician's soul, the clear decision is British Drum Co. Legend! No doubt about it. However, as a Sound Engineer, in Recording Studio, it would be Yamaha - somebody very clever, very experienced... designed, made those Yamaha drums to avoid PAINFUL problems with recording various not-so-suitable drum sets in studios. As for my choice of LIVE, STAGE drum sets that would be picked up by mics on large stages (concerts) it would definitely be Sonor SQ1 - since live situations usualy demand those STACATTO (stacattisimo!) strong attack and not much ¨aftersound¨ from drums on stages. But, in my band, drums that would be desirable would be British Drum Co. - awesome!

@banditY2K 5 лет назад

Excellent comparison video. I've been playing 50+ yrs and what I would have given for info and insight like this back in the day. Thanks so much. I'm not really a birch guy but they all sound great to me. That Sonor Beech SQ2 snare is just phenomenal.

@drumcenternh 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching! We're glad you found it informative. The SQ2 Beech is pretty killer. Haven't played one yet we haven't liked!

@Rehynn 5 лет назад

The Canopus is much cheaper than the other sets and sounds as good as any of them. Really impressive.

@jaylee8703 5 лет назад

Yes exactly !!

@timothybyrd3197 4 года назад

No Doubt !!!!

@timothybyrd3197 4 года назад

But I would say if I had the money to invest -'' The British or Sonor Drums would be my choice !!!

@T-Hawkeyes 4 года назад

not that much more expensive...

@lowfatedes 4 года назад

It sounds the best!

@jimmydunn2231 4 года назад

Great video! Thank you for doing these demos with the snare turned off and on! It makes all the difference in the world!!!

@drumcenternh 4 года назад

Thanks for watching, Jimmy.

@ricohorton 4 года назад

I like the Sonor SQ1 and the Yamaha Recording Custom.

@bbradleyish 5 лет назад

Recording Customs for this guy! I absolutely love these shoot out videos! It’s so nice to hear all of these world class kits next to each other. Great job... As always

@banditY2K Год назад

They sound dead compared to the Sonor and BDC's

@stevenfederico2594 4 месяца назад

@@banditY2Kthey all sound dead birch blows😂

@drumsandstix128 3 года назад

They all sound great. Having owned several Birch kits I love their characteristic sound and dont know why drummers dont want them! Weird! I loved the British Drums and the Yamaha

@benjiarehart2878 5 лет назад

The Legends sounds great. It sounds almost identical to my Mapex Black Panther Velvetone. When you said buttery sounding, it has been a verb frequently used to describe the Velvetone when it first came out.

@johnrobinson8323 5 лет назад

Yamaha Snare, British bass drum, were my favorites. Trying to figure out which toms I liked the best. They all sound great! Maybe Sonar toms if I had to choose. Awesome video!

@zenoncastro1809 5 лет назад

I was not aware it was possible for Birch to sound so beefy. Bravo, Canopus!

@Calj_Music89 5 лет назад

They have a PRE-Eq'd sound that works great under mics. It's the highly preferred wood for studio. Same for walnut but is a darker tone than Birch :)

@johncollins5552 5 лет назад

I played someone's Oderey. Bubinga kit for ten minutes at a soundcheck and it was an ear opener , in a good way! Check that out if you like a warm yet dark sound .

@niccolomadrid5512 4 года назад

I have a Ludwig Element evolution birch (Discontinued) and let me tell you, birch + Evans EC2s = Slap and low end

@costamesa22 3 года назад

Yes 👍 with the right tuning and heads birch can sound very beefy 👍😎

@costamesa22 3 года назад

@@niccolomadrid5512 those sound nice especially with the Ec2s please share a video if you can 👍

@dapdrums 5 лет назад

Listening to the head to head ROOM MIC samples, I feel the British set toms are the most pronounced. I think it is true of the snare too. Most of us probably play smaller rooms where vocal mics, and maybe an over head, is what we have to project our drum sound. Therefore, I'd give the nod to the British kit. I also think the Sonor kit was at a little disadvantage w/o a 10" tom b/c higher pitch drums sing a little louder. They all sound really nice though. These head-to-head videos DCP have been doing are really great. It takes a lot of time to put these together. Thank you very much, guys. As an aside, I have always liked the Yamaha tom mounts. They are lighter then a stand, and the center hole holds a cymbal stand for, say, a splash cymbal in a perfect spot. Sure it is an extra hole in the kick, but a pillow/blanket etc... does more to remove resonance then that small extra hole.

@MrEGODRUM 5 лет назад

Sonor and Yamaha!!! ...But the canopus Wow!!!!

@microkit 2 года назад

Really nice that we live in an era that has such great, detailed, well recorded reference/demo videos.

@drumcenternh 2 года назад

thank you

@shawnhurley3815 5 лет назад

Enjoyed all those kits! Having had a very large Yamaha Rock Tour Custom kit back in the early nineties, I must say how much better to my ear those British Drum Co. drums sounded. Most of the mounted toms were close. But the bass drum, and WOW that floor tom. May just have to start saving all my change for one of their kits!

@drumcenternh 5 лет назад

Amazing drums! Thanks for watching.

@Perc1Plar 5 лет назад

Great Video, I'm a birch shell fan going back to Pearl BLX drums in the eighties! Whenever I've had maple kit it, as you've said many times, they sometime don't sound as expected in some rooms where as birch is very consistent from place to place. For me it's the British Drum Company birch kit over all the others and the Sonor SQ1 next. The British Drum just had such great focus and tone with just the right amount of sustain.

@Perc1Plar 5 лет назад

@cwphunky68 So true! I didn't realize just how good those drums were at the time! I think Pearl was trying to build a kit to compare with the Yamaha recording custom but the BLX became their own animal, mine were in Sequoia red. I mis them!

@mufdiver9406 4 года назад

I still have and play my arctic white BLX Pearl solid Birch drums from the early 90s They sound awesome. I still get compliments on them and where I got them from.

@PhinAI 5 лет назад

My preference, from what I hear from the room mics, in order: BDC, Sonor, Yamaha, and Canopus. I want to prefer Sonor, but it simply doesn't sound quite as defined with the guttural depth of the British. Yamaha surprised me -- pure wholesome goodness! Canopus just doesn't sound as crisply defined as the others. Birch. I think I want some. I like it's deep roundness a bit better than the somewhat "tinnier" sound of maple. I'm gonna have to listen to some more sound samples to decide. These head-to-head samples without compression, etc., are invaluably helpful! Thank you!

@SightNSoundBand 5 лет назад

Great video...I have been playing Premier for years...looks like there is yet another fine British drum company on the scene! :)

@strong_voice_of_truth 3 года назад

I've always (25+ years) wanted a recording custom kit... until now. I gotta say that the British drum co kit now takes that place on my list!

@jazzmartyrs 5 лет назад

They all sound wonderful.

@fejneerg 3 года назад

British snare still sounds golden through just the room mics. Fills the room. Very nice.

@kierancotter8778 5 лет назад

Great comparison video. For me the Sonor won me over. It was the darkest sounding of the bunch, but it was a lovely, clean tone which was fascinating to hear. The British drum co. kit was a nice surprise, didn’t expect to get so much volume from them. Overall, my only gripe with these kits are they sound great, but if the rack toms were just an inch deeper, they would be phenomenal sounding kits. Kinda like the Sonor Birch Infinite kits from a few years ago. They sounded killer.

@scottlowell493 5 лет назад

I prefer a drum to sound like a drum. Too many are bright and thin (I had one). If there is a dark tonalty, the drums sound fuller.

@markusthedrummer8143 Год назад

💯

@MikeLuke 5 лет назад

There’s a reason birch drums are recording & mixing engineer‘s favorites. A pre-EQ‘ed sound, a more focused and not so boomy low end and that sharp attack which you usually need to EQ on other woods in the upper mid frequencies. But having that said, I‘d go for an inch deeper on the rack toms. Birch shells with shallow rack toms often sound too sharp to my ears, so 10x8 or 12x9 would be my choice. Great video, guys! 🤟🏻

@bogartsandoval 5 лет назад

Thanks for the vids Shane and team. By the way, Shane's playing is really nice and is getting better by the video.

@DrummerDanny76 9 месяцев назад

The floor tom on the British Drum Co. sounded so deep. Loved it !!! .

@costamesa22 3 года назад

I’m a huge fan of birch drums also ! All these sound fantastic 😎👍 great tuning 🎤 mics great video

@DirtyJobsGuy1 5 лет назад

Wow, that Legend kit is my favorite followed by the Yamaha! Great video!

@chocolat4hogs 4 года назад

When you played the Canopus Yaiba II drums it’s sounded as if I were at a 80’s rock concert.

@JayB-lz6yd 4 года назад

Birch wood has the widest sound spectrum of them all. that makes it the best allrounder. quite a large range of tuning too.

@tmaddrummer 5 лет назад

Shane you know you were feeling great about British Drum Company..... nice catch! I must agree that the new Yamaha Recording Custom sounds better than ever! Canopus so far the most boisterous of the bunch! Although I can be pleased with any of these kits, the Sonor has the sound for me..... must be the reason why I'm just a ordinary average Sonor guy! The British Drum Company is the most open sounding, the Yamaha the most defined sounding, Canopus are boisterous, but in a very good way, and Sonor has my ears! As always, thanks for another great presentation, Y'all are the best!

@drumcenternh 5 лет назад

Well said! Thanks for watching, and for the kind words (as always!)

@cobra1995xx 5 лет назад

I mean it wouldn't hurt my feelings to own any of these.. (all look and sound great).. that sonar snare is awwwwwwwesome. BDC look classy as hell.. The canopus kit coming in under 2g.. what a great time to be a drummer!!

@peak905 5 лет назад

Really great video. I agree with another guy's post. BDC bass drum. Yamaha snare really standout. I love the sound of Sonor but I also think Yamaha RC are amazing and just flow so nicely as a kit. Hope that made sense😲

@motodrummer 5 лет назад

WOW I really dig all of them and would not hesitate to buy any of them. Just a matter of getting colors and details I would want. Great job guys these comparison video's are a great asset to anyone buying drums. I am going to listen a few more times but my initial impression is 1) Sonor, 2)Canopus, 3) Yamaha, 4)BDC but I would be happy to own any of them. I love the fact that the RC's come with the toms mounted to the bass drum, that is hard to find on higher end drums. My only problem with all 4 of these is the limited color selections, I wish someone anyone put a sparkle or glitter option on higher end birch kits.. Everyone wants to stand out yet they all follow the same patterns when it comes to color schemes for birch kits. Most have great options for Maple but never birch? The struggle is real : )

@SevanStick 3 года назад

The Canopus. That kick sounded round but didn‘t lack attack and the snare was amazing. Never heard of that brand before.

@bryanrosa5281 4 года назад

BDC is doing amazing things. The Merlin paired with this set is absolutely incredible.

@mladenpalenkas7750 4 года назад

Amazing sound of all drum kits, exscellent choice. Yamaha Recording Custom is my choice.

@chrisrobinson8163 4 года назад

The Yamaha's had so much clarity and articulation, they do all sound good

@hamiltonsmith9383 4 года назад

I like the sound of the Canopus and Yamaha the best. The British Kit is nice to. I'd personally purchase which ever of these kits were the most affordable.

@timcline2799 5 лет назад

Beautiful playing, Shane & Birch face :) Excellent review. Ty!

@BlakeBoege 4 года назад

You guys have the best drum channel on RU-vid

@iantouzel638 4 года назад

For me BDC, Canopus and the Yam. The kick on the Sonor is something also.

@captainkuru1 4 года назад

All this kits are great but the Yamaha finish is awesome!!! Damned this natural finish is so beautiful. I prefer the Recording and the Canopus.

@joelfrechette5986 3 года назад

I'm one of those guys that sees stuff in the background. I want to hear the Sonor Horst Link, the Ludwig stadium slotted and that $3500+ Noble and Cooley bronze. All nerdiness aside, all of these kits sound killer. I've had a couple lower end birch kits over the years. Loved them, but nothing like any of these. I honestly couldn't pick a favorite sound wise but I would be partial to the Yamaha. I played a stage custom for years and it was one of the better sounding cheap kits I've had.

@susanmaggiora4800 3 года назад

Joel Frechette Same. I had a cheap Yamaha Stage series kit as my first drum set & I loved it.

@roybeckerman9253 5 лет назад

English Premier made very good birch drums in the 70s.

@dr.strange.2655 4 года назад

Roy Beckerman Very good kits overall.

@davidsuprenant893 5 лет назад

For me British drum company hands down.This is a very serious company in the drum world.I love what they bring to the table and really hope they catch on.There attention to detail and sound is incredible. If I ever part with my pearl reference kit, I will definitely be buying a set of British drum company drums.I love there mounting system direct to the shell,there lugs on both the legend and lounge series beautiful. INCREDIBLE DRUMS.!!!

@timothybyrd3197 4 года назад

ABSOLUTELY !!!! Shell research if for no other reasons !!!

@timothybyrd3197 4 года назад

Beautiful Drums - Also love the finish !!!

@AlanReitsch 4 года назад

I'm for the Legend Series or the Yamaha, though I warmed to the Sonar far beyond expectations. Nice one ;)

@ibleebinU 5 лет назад

Great video! You guys always deliver and consistently improve your demo's. Personally, I liked the Canopus the best, at least from where I'm sitting. I will be stopping in this summer to check out the new store. Guess I'd better bring some $$$!

@drumcenternh 5 лет назад

Thanks for the kind words! We look forward to your visit!

@frazzmac5150 4 года назад

Yamaha for me. So clear and precise.

@johnconnell1675 5 лет назад

All I need are the room mics in these videos. Sound is thunderous! I’ll any of these kits except the Canopus.

@rhythmista7707 5 лет назад

Birch is my favorite wood. It's perfect for live and studio. On a side note, the British drum company is really something to look out for. They really know what they're doing..But the one that blew my mind was the Canopus. I'm a Sonor guy, and although the SQ1 sounded great, they come in a close second, only because i think its because of the factory heads.

@larrytate1657 4 года назад

I love Yamaha. I just feel the RCs are a bit over priced considering the basic finishes offered. They should offer some fade finishes imo and have those at current price and drop the basic finishes a few hundred imo.

@chandrasekharbarik2560 4 года назад

Ilove it sonor sq1drumset its awsome🤘

@JohnMartin-nr8xv 3 года назад

All of these kits sound really good. I think the Yamaha kit takes the prize, with a surprising robust challenge from the British Drum Company. I really like the Absolute kit from Yamaha, which I believe might be the next one up from the Recording.

@TysonFroment2 Год назад

British sounded just amazing!

@Osstovar 4 года назад

All of these Birches really sound Great, I’m just a craze fan of this gorgeous 👉🏼YAMAHA 🥁set! but the excellent build quality of the 🇬🇧Drums, the perfect warm sound of CANOPUS Toms n’ Floor-Tom & the SONOR Snare’s rich reverb, also surprised me....🤟🏼👍🏼

@ryanspeed4671 5 лет назад

I want to start by saying I really enjoy your videos. The British set sounded louder & thunderous. I like all the kits, but overall I give the edge to the Yamaha surprisingly.I have several DW maple kits but no birch. I'm looking for a nice Birch kit. This is a great start to consider.

@drumcenternh 5 лет назад

Thanks, Ryan. Glad you liked the video!

@sidmarks265 5 лет назад

Superb drumming skills. Really difficult to call but Sonor for me.

@seppoinnanen5577 5 лет назад

As a die hard Sonorman, I must admit once again that I liked the sound of the Canopus kit most... talkin' about resonance:) Also, as owning Oak Customs, there was a bit disapointing sound in Recording customs, kind of choked. But overall, great kits all of them. Thanks for your painstaking effort with comparing and explaining :)

@macmasks 3 года назад

Really love the sound of the Canopus kick and snare in the full mix, then the kit sounded muffled in the Room mics.

@TrackDrums 5 лет назад

Really impressed by the Canopus, sounds great! Shane, you look a bit like Todd S, play like him too! Ha! Love the videos!

@traviswoodall6547 9 месяцев назад

The low end on that BDC floor tom is phenomenal.

@MoneyGrip70 Год назад

Man that Legend British kit sounds amazing

@jeffballou2940 5 лет назад

Glad to hear these... Love Birch drums, always seems to cut a little bit better in a live mix, I can totally understand how they are preferred live and studio... I have played 3 of the 4... Always thought the SQ1 sounded best sitting behind them, though not huge on that tom mount, or the flat colors and different hoops... But the Recording Custom sounds dam good mic'd up, and the finish and hardware is superb. When I played with the British DC kit live, it just seemed to be missing some bottom end, but sounds good recording. No experience with the Canopus, though I know they make great drums. Toss up between Yammie and Sonor. But, if you only got $1500, that Canopus is a great choice.

@PowersOnDrums 4 года назад

I like the Sonor tom mount. It doesn't get in the way when you're trying to tune the drums! That's what I hate about most drum companies... they put the dam mount on the batter side tension rods. YUCK!!

@SalMichael 5 лет назад

Awesome ! about friggin' time someone did this comparison. Of course ...it's DCP.Great job Shane and co. For me it's: CANOPUS - They have everything going for them,the most resonance and sustain,best kick,best sounding snare drum, also best price range. (If they offered bass drum in 14 or 16 depth ,i would order them.) The Yaiba lugs are great looking and their finishes are classy. BRITISH DRUM - The most unique of the 4,sound and looks.killer tone.Classy. YAMAHA - These sound good ,but very generic. Although these are nicer than most others I've heard from Yamaha, i just never got it..Snare is exceptional. SONOR - I normally like 'anything' SONOR, but these cut off too quickly for my ears.

@derekstrickland2886 5 лет назад

Salvy I literally just came to the comments to say this about this snare, it sounded so damn good.

@TessaAnderson 2 года назад

Of course you have a vid for birch kits!!! Awesome

@dr.strange.2655 4 года назад

1-British. 2-Canopus for the value-price.

@zandiskoul 4 года назад

Reviews + samples + links = respect Most do no advertisement or email spam.

@ivankaspeadsforquincyjones9273 5 лет назад

That first kit was pretty sweet. I regret selling my Birch kit back in 2001. Don't sleep on Birch, they are deep AF especially when you add clear 2-ply head

@hedusoto6076 5 лет назад

If i´d have the money to buy any birch kit, i would choose the Recording Custom, in surf green and throw Paiste 602 Modern in the mix. Beautiful sounding kit, and one of the best snares ever.

@frankjaegervandlarssen6657 5 лет назад

I have a feeling the RC was high on Sonor´s list of references when creating the SQ1 series. To me the Sonor´s sound cleaner and the Yamaha´s have a bit more attack. I suspect that the RC and SQ1 would cut through a dense mix better than the other two, but man that BDC kit sounds amazing!

@catthehank 4 года назад

Those British Drum Co drums 🔥

@bebisibeb 4 года назад

canopus and british sounded the best to my ears, I like how theyre punchy yet warm. canopus seem to have more punch and the british is slightly juicier so id probably pick british if I had the money but I do have a soft spot for Japanese made products

@Mark-iv6yg 4 года назад

Great Video! SQ1 was amazing...

@banditY2K 3 года назад

I want one of those Merlin snare drums to go with my SQ1.

@Gretschnut 5 лет назад

The Canopus at half the price AND you get the snare has to be a winner. The British Drum Company kit was beautiful, love those lugs and that snare was a monster. On sound alone though, I think the Yamaha maybe is a hair better than the others? I also love Sonor kits, but the test kit was too butt ugly to mention. Keep up the great work on these informative and entertaining videos. Love the live drum sound that you get, unlike other drum shop channels that over produce the sound.

@drumcenternh 5 лет назад

Thanks, man. We try our best to represent the drums as they really sound, both recorded and in the room. It's nice when someone notices!

@abysswatcher8818 4 года назад

@@drumcenternh If you love undersize shells & birch, why not demo Premier Elite or Genista? Premiers higher end kits have always had undersized shells as well

@drumcenternh 4 года назад

@@abysswatcher8818 Premier is not what they used to be.

@abysswatcher8818 4 года назад

@@drumcenternh ahh I see, the 90's ones were good...The elites seem good now

@JeremySmith23 5 лет назад

God I love those British drum company drums

@haydenkinnan 4 года назад

Barton drums sound amazing too!

@that-avr-drummer 5 лет назад

I got to go to DCNH and try them all....I went with the Sonor for the power and low end but all sounded great, the SQ1s just edged the others out by a bit for me.

@drumcenternh 5 лет назад

Enjoy your SQ1, man!

@MrStarship3 5 лет назад

Sonor wins!!! The British Drum Company a close second place! The Canopus third place! And much to my surprise the Yamaha Recording Custom came in last! 🥁✌🏻I am not a birch guy, however as always you guys are the best at genuinely presenting the different offerings out there 😃

@drumcenternh 5 лет назад

Thanks, Jack. Glad you enjoyed it!

@Monsterdrumma 4 года назад

Jack Gildea I picked them in the same exact order you did.

@traviswoodall6547 9 месяцев назад

Same bottom order for me but I loved the BDC over the Sonor.

@GST.7ll 4 года назад

I really loved canopus and British drums...they both sound amazing...16:11😂

@charlesmcbride4097 6 месяцев назад

BRITISH ! Would love to hear those in 14, 18 , 24 configuration with that snare. Rock with texture. Thanks for posting this.

@mikedulin1325 5 лет назад

Canopus > BDC > Sonor > Yamaha...but they all sound great. Just for price point Canopus is clear winner for me.

@mikeyvirgin469 5 лет назад

I’ll put together my ultimate kit. British floor tom and kick. Canopus snare, Sonor tom. As a whole kit though, probably Canopus.

@StuartJrBarrett 5 лет назад

You guys are the best in the business! When is the tuning video coming??

@paulbolin7513 5 лет назад

Premier undersized their toms as well. I have a Genista that is just killer.

@razgriz380 11 месяцев назад

Not to mention Premier did it first.

@timurhant469 3 года назад

SQ1 and Yaiba for me. SQ1 sounds even amazing with only the overhead mics.

@b.p.879 2 года назад

Wow, that Canopus kit is incredible for such a low price compared to the others.

@buddhaluv123 5 лет назад

the recording custom and the canopus sound best to my ear. I'm partial to yamaha but that is literally only because they always sound best to me. All these kits are fantastic tho

@b34rdy 3 года назад

I wish pearl kept the brp in the masters series and the diamond burst finish so I could at least add more drums. Freaking love mine though

@derekdpbbirkby 6 месяцев назад

Love the video guys! I've owned birch in the past and not really been a fan, but dam those drums are signing whilst still having great low end. The floor tom on that Yamaha Recording Custom is unreal. Would dig to know how you tuned them. Anyway, great video, awesome comparisons