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@@christophehayot7951 ah thank you M7 brother :)

Thanks :)

Totally with you there! I definitely want to try this again with mics (now that I've acquired some).

@@christophehayot7951 I had the following eq settings: Tone: 100% Treble: 60% Mids: 55% boost to upper mids Bass: 60% Coil Splits: both in parallel I also favoured the bridge pickup very slightly. Hope that helps!

@ Thanks a lot for the info.👊🏾

@@michaelplace my pleasure!

@@Ayo_dish thanks! I had tone at 35%, bass at 80%, mids at 10%, and treble at 60%. I also slightly favored the bridge pickup

Thanks nick, your Yamaha stage custom looks solid too! I actually wanted to go for that kit, but I couldn't find a good deal on one when I was looking to buy. How do you like it?

@@bktekno5267 It's definitely a step up in looks and sound from the Imperialstar however for a step up from that, I've been impressed with the Superstar Classic series if you're gonna go with Tama. Drum Center of Portsmouth has a really solid video comparing every Yamaha kit that's being currently produced and I was impressed by the Stage Customs in that video and I've been continually impressed by them in the studio and in live settings.

@@zznick660 Yeah, I could imagine! DCP has been a go to place for a lot of my drum watching, tons of great videos. I'm honestly not too brand biased, but The live oak custom has been something on my radar in the future. Also the Recording custom, DW performance, Ludwig vintage oak, Sonor kits with beech shells, and of course, tama starclassic kits. Of course, most of these kits would be way out of my price bracket for quite a while lol

@@bktekno5267 My next purchase is probably going to be a Sonor Vintage series in Red Oyster. Been a dream kit of mine ever since it came out but I'll probably go 24, 13, and 16 on it. My Yamahas are 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, and 22 and then I also have a Premier APK MicroBop 16 that's 10, 13, and 16.

@@zznick660 oh yes that vintage series is next level. That’s also a kit that would be a great own! Love a shallower kick, likely a 20-22 for me though :) Those kits you have sound amazing!

@@tyronemaliekmitchell7717 Sure! I’ll see if I can put together a doc of some sort. Thanks!

@@roncollymore1330 They’ve become my go to for sure! Some Aquarian heads have intrigued me but if these Remo heads are doing it for me, why change it!

@@bktekno5267 that alongside the diplomat m5 outside of the P77

@@roncollymore1330 Wow interesting choices! 2 very different heads. I'm guessing 2 different snares for 2 different types of gigs? The P77 is something I want to try (I like the sensitivity of a 1 ply, but I like the control a 2 ply offers). Maybe a vintage emperor? Not really sure.. too many options :)

It can kind of get there but it doesn't have the snap that Marcus Miller has with his sound.

Yeah, there’s surprisingly very little difference. I was expecting more to be honest

Thanks for the feedback! Any line in particular? I would like to break out of old habits

@@yinshi1 thanks 🙏

@@bharatvarma7452 Hey! Good question. The only difference between the two really are the cymbal sizes and pad sizes for the toms and kick. They use the same module so you get the same sounds and shaping capabilities with both. If you want acoustic sizing, the VAD gives you that. There is something about playing a bigger kit that feels really nice in comparison to pads, but for me I would save the money and go for the td27kv2. If money isn’t an issue and you’re looking for something that emulates the look (and a little bit more of the the feel) of an acoustic kit, definitely consider the VAD. Depending on the sound you’re looking for, I would suggest using a VST with it, or checking out the edrumworkshop channel on sound editing for Roland, as i find their sounds to lean a bit more on the artificial side. Not to steer you away from Roland if that’s what you’re after, but also getting to play the Alesis Strata Prime, I was really impressed with the playing feel and especially the sounds. You get a good number of pads and they’re decently sized too. One of the few things I didn’t like was the cross stick playability (you have to play it slightly differently than an actual acoustic kit). But TLDR; go VAD if you really value the slightly more acoustic like package in size, and TD27kv2 if you don’t really care about that acoustic kit look and size. Sound and response are very similar on both kits. Hope this helps!

@@bktekno5267 Thanks a lot brother for taking time and giving me such clarity. You really helped me out :)!

@@Eddie848 that’s fair :)

I'm still using my old clear G1 on the reso, but I'm digging this coated emperor head quite a bit.

@@bktekno5267the G1 is a good resonant head. 👍🏽🥁

@@bktekno5267been using the coated Emperor for a long time! Very reliable heads that last along time

@@DrummingBasics101 I’ve always leaned towards clear heads but after trying these, I see myself putting these on the whole kit in the future!

@@bktekno5267I would totally recommend that! 🥁

Thanks :)

Yep it was!

@@itmightgetdark much appreciated!

@@Ben-ic1ve yep, definitely underrated

@@Unlocked985 yeah that’s the one downside of this instrument. Depending on your budget though there can be some half decent electronic kits to play on. I’m still worried one day the neighbors are going to start banging on my door because of the racket 😅

@@brucelogan8861 😂 yep, but in a closed room it might not be too bad

@@RickBasss Thank you!

@@Ben-ic1ve thanks for the feedback, definitely will keep that in mind for the future

Glad you liked it! Also really thought it was an interesting sound!

@@Kenz_Drumz0108 yeah I hear that, especially on the first Tom. The resos here need to be re dealt with

What the fu##

@@Ben-ic1ve That’s fair. I think if you close mic them it will be pretty good. The room sound isn’t as direct

@@frenchfries_0238 sorry to disappoint 😅 Maybe the next one… just don’t tune low usually

@@fjkulwin that is a great question.. same one I have. I made this as a video the refer to what the tuning was like before tuning it. This was the exact tuning previous owner had 😅

@@Gitimus01 Sorry to hear that, with headphones I found it to be more audible. Although, I’m glad that if you were to waste your time, you wasted it here :) God bless you!

@@johnmoser2689 Thanks John, definitely lots of improvement to made

@@bktekno5267 don't we all

@@gio_1001 😂

Clean your ears.

Hmmm maybe double check the audio output. I was able to hear it alright. Let me know if you're still experiencing audio issues. I'd recommend headphones as well!

@@silverrain99205 I definitely need to clean mine :)