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@@ainaoyun2166 thank you so much!

@@Angelsen56 Hello, thank you for your kind words. Feel free to contact me by email. Thank you

@@MattSudeta Thank you, I just wrote to you ♫♯♪ 🙋🏼‍♀

Thank you, the finish is: SAC Sunset Australian Acacia Burst

@@StationaryDingleberry I use drum dial when I need to, for me drum dial was good learning curve, I thought that drum dail will make same sound on every lug, same sound and same tension are different thing. I started tuning my drums listening for the sound, finger tightening all the lugs and adjusting to make even sound around the lugs. Thank you for your comment.

​@@MattSudeta Yes, the interesting thing is there is obviously some other variable than simply lug tension... to me that makes some intuitive sense. There is going to be "noise" (inaccuracy) in the tension measurement due to frictional variations in the bolts/lugs and the translation of that tension to stretching the head. Sorry for bad pun...

@@Eric_Cartman83 I love them both, they are very different drums Starclassic Bubinga has thicker shells, Star sounds amazing despite thinner shells. I like them both, it’s hard to say which one I prefer both drums are actually different, they have similarities but still they are different.

Interesting.. i thought that star would be better because their price is much more

@@Eric_Cartman83 I am drummer who looks for the sound, both drums are very expensive Japanese Starclassic is very expensive as well. Tama Star is 12k USD. All the time I switch between 3 drumkits Tama Star Bubinga, Tama Starclassic Bubinga or Sonor prolite maple.

@@steverichdrummr Thank you

@@RUclipsdrumvids thank you

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fun fact, you dont have to click on all of them 😱

This practice session. I agree with you 100% purpose of this video is for me to be aware of my mistakes, that I can progress more.

@@MattSudeta Went through your other vids too. Consistent theme. Keep up the grind and you’ll make it.

@@jasonbourne226 sometimes I push myself little bit in order to check my level. Consistency and practice is the key thank you for checking my video. I am practicing almost daily some things I can’t pressure or speed up. Thank you

Thank you so much, love your drums and your channel!!!

Thanks buddy…Hey funny thing, I bought a spare d505 cause they’re hard to find. I’ve only using the origins I’ve had and was just mentioning to my wife I should sell it. Let me look info what they’re going for these days and get back to you. I’ll send you a few pics of it if you want. It’s in great shape and everything works perfectly. It’s at my rehearsal space so might take a few days. If you want hit me up with your email and I’ll send more info and pics there.

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I love both drum kits. Amazing drums! Those 2 drum kits are different they are not the same.

@@MattSudetawhat’s the difference then

@@Greenhornet204 Every drum kit is different. I would kindly suggest that you listen recording.

@@MattSudeta yes I’ve listened I’m asking you what the differences are what they’re attributed to if you can nail that down thanks! 🙏🏼

@ Japanese Starclassic is more expensive it seams that people in Japanese factory are masters who pay more attention to detail. Japanese Starclassic is hand crafted. That doesn’t mean Chinese drum kit is worse they are 2 different drum kits. Japanese Tama Starclassic shell is thicker, Japanese Tama Starclassic has wooden air rings Chinese has metal ones. Sound and projection of those 2 drum kit is different. Tama Japan has nicer finish that is my personal opinion. I recorded with both drum kits they are both amazing in studio. This all that I noticed, my focus is sound and feeling. In order to understand difference of both drum kits you need to see and feel its hard to explain.

I own Japanese Tama Starclassic, Chinese Tama Starclassic was borrowed from my friend, can’t change the heads. I just wanted to feel difference.

@@MattSudeta I understand.. And ? Did you see the difference or it wasn't noticeable? Your answer would be a treasure for me. I am actually interested in terms of sound..

@@Eric_Cartman83 There is difference, what I can say about both kits are amazing! Every drum kit is different Chinese Starclassic Bubinga comparing to Japanese drumkit they are made differently, I feel that Chinese drumkit has shorter response little less attack. To be honest I like them both. And there is huge difference in price. I like Chinese Tama Starclassic Bubinga they have amazing sound. Japanese drumkit is made with more details they have wooden rings. It hard to say as I said I like them both.

@@MattSudeta thanks! 👍

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Very hard!!! They are different drums completely, totally different response. Heads are different Tama Starclassic Japanese has emperor on top bottom ambassador Chinese Tama has Ambassador on top bottom Ambassador. Bass drum heads identical, tuning is identical used drum dial and my ears in order to make sure it’s identical. Japanese drums has different response, as I said both drums are amazing. Japanese shells is 1mm thicker than Chinese in my own opinion Japanese drum responds quicker so it’s hard to say. I am sorry about the heads.

@@MattSudeta I didn't know that Japanese has thicker shells. That's the key. I personally like thicker shells on drums but not too much thick.

@@ivanbajovic3476 Japanese drumkit is just made better it has wooden air rings, Chinese has metal ones. I noticed that Japanese drums are made certain way there is so much attention to detail versus Chinese drum kit it has the sound everything is amazing don’t get me wrong on Chinese drum kit as well as Japanese. But you can see that Japanese standards are higher master made this drum kit. Japanese drums are more expensive. Finish is made by wood artist. Don’t get me wrong for years I was playing on Chinese Tama on my RUclips channel there is bunch of videos with this drum kit. If I need to chose one yes Japanese is better and more expensive. This is just my opinion. In terms of sound the sound is amazing in studio.

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Sound is personal thing to any drummer cheap or expensive. What do I do with unnecessary ring in studio? After carefully choosing heads that soothe Bubinga drum sound the best, tuning, muffling drums, miking, mixing after all this work if my drum sounds cheap then you tell me what do I do to make it expensive? I am all ears. Tama Starclassic Bubinga 6000$ drum kit.

He don’t know, I have a starclassic bubinga. After setting it up for first time in years I came to the conclusion that it’s sounds amazing(best to me) with tom’s as low as you can tune them and an evans emad on the kick

@@RUclipsdrumvids thank you for sharing I will try to low tuning and those heads.

@@RUclipsdrumvids Do you tighten your front bass drum head on medium or low?

@@RUclipsdrumvids could you please share which heads that you are using top and bottom, I would like to try to tune them as low as possible.