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Tommy Igoe - Plays Yamaha Stage Custom Birch
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2016
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Tommy Igoe demos the Stage Custom Birch upgraded kit that Yamaha introduced at NAMM 2014. Besides Tommy's playing, check out the beautiful white finish.
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I've been touring with mine for 5 years now with nothing but compliments along the way from fans and FOH. These drums are so good I've only brought out my PHX kit for special occasions. Yamaha, dollar for dollar, has the best drums and hardware on the planet, bar none!
I've been playing 45 years and I'm getting this kit! What a great price too.
Tommy's the man. I still re-watch his rudiments videos.
Those two top toms were so powerful yet musical at the same time and they weren’t too dead and didn’t ring too much either. Looks and sounds like the set for me. Incredible drummer for the demo too!
Thank you! It was just a (quick) and easy (now cheap) camera recording! Also kinda proves the drummer does make the sound on any drum, doesn't it?
Did you get them? You can't go wrong, I just finished a 28 date Tour and used the Stage Customs and got nothing but good compliments on how good they sounded by the fans, and even quite a few sound guys asked what they were because they were so easy to control in the mix. Evans UV1 tops and G1 clear bottoms, heavyweight coated snare top w/snare side 300, and the Emad2 bass drum pack.
“I’m just gonna play something that kids would play”... then proceeds to rip it. Awesome!
😂😂
Obviously, that part of the video was edited out
It’s easy to call a drum set entry level at the price tag the stage customs are , but these aren’t entry level drums lol. Some of the best sounding drums out there. Yamaha makes the best drums on the planet
I own two of these kits, and I get a lot of compliments on their sound. Both are 22 10 12 16 5.5x14. Both have emad2 front and rear Heads. The batter heads on one kit are ec2's on the toms and a coated g1 snare. The other is UV1's on the toms and a Hendry coated head. But for the money nothing on the market compares. Period
I have just upgraded to this kit from TAMA Imperialstar which is a very good kit but in the entry to mid level and Poplar shells! The SCs are Birch 100 percent so this would make it mid to low level pro! It sounds awesome
Wish he would have played more on the toms. We mostly got to hear the snare drum and cymbals.
"this is something you would hear played in highschool" T.I proceeds to trar us out of our seats into Tommy's high School days 😆🤣...
this isn’t entry level !! don’t get scared if you just bought one, this is pro mid price range kit it’s sounds like it’s worth 5 grand
Backed, I watched this video after ordering mine and it scared me a little, but once I got it, put new heads on it and tuned it up, every venue ive taken it to ive had sound guys telling me its one of the best sounding kits theyve gotten to mix
@@Killenmachine05
What heads came with the drums and what did you change to…?
@@roybeckerman7843 they came with branded remo ambassadors I believe on batter and reso, I changed the batters to clear remo emporers on the toms and coated powerstroke 3 on the kick drum
I have this and the mapex crossover and that's all I need.
Great hands
Entry level price, entry level drum set is far from what it is. I own three stage customs & a recording custom and would put the stage custom against the recording custom any day of the week
I own two of these kits. I gig hard and they have paid for them selves atleast 20 times
Entry level kit? Thanks for making me feel good about spending $1000 on a 7 piece stage custom as an upgrade from a Mapex Tornado 😬
Kyle Curran
Don't worry about the labels, I'm an eighties/nineties type of guy when it comes to drums.
I have cut my gigging kits down to three; a Sonor performer plus (6 ply beech shells) a pearl BLX (6 ply birch) and an early stage custom still with the full length lugs, they all sound different but the difference between all three is negligible, the sonor and pearl kits have slightly more bass or bottom end but those kits originally cost thousands more and the stage custom more than holds it's own against both of them.
The stage custom series is now and has been the best deal in drums for decades , at the end of the day it's all about sound but the yamaha mounts and hardware push this kit over the top for value.
There is not much that is entry level about these drums and I don't see any mass produced drums that are thousands of dollars"better".
I think Gigmaker/Rydeen is an entry level, Stage Custom is in medium class, and in my opinion it's the best kit in its class
Yea those stage custom are not entry level definitely a pro level kit in the mid range. Just because they are priced lower doesn’t mean anything. Slap some emperors on there and that thing will sound like a collectors
It's more intermediate than entry level but you still got a great upgrade there. These Stage Custom birch kits these days, as far as sound goes anyway, are easily pro level drums being sold at a hell of a price. Now obviously you lose a lot of options and stuff because they're not a pro level kit and they have to make cuts here and there, but they're damn good. I've owned several kits over the years, got away from drumming for a while, but now that I'm back at it these are going to be my next kit and I have no problem saying they hang in there right beside all of the higher level gear I've owned over the years in every way that actually matters.
Entry level compared to what?... the most expensive part of the kit will surprise you; it’s not the shells, it’s all that beautiful hardware...brass or chrome/nickel coated cast zinc. Stage customs sound great and they’re priced right because they’re everything you need and nothing of what you do not.
Wow🤘🥁😎
was that a 20" kick?
i use this kit for gigs
I have got his book
I got this kit and In live playing it sounds great inded.. but I don't think that is an entry level kit! Gigmaster from Yamaha is entry level kit I believe
Σταύρος Μέγγος exactly. It's a intermediate kit but sound great
Powerful player. But shells are up to it. Kick ass
90% of the sound quality of a drum set is the player’s touch. With Tommy’s hands, even a My Kitty drum kit would sound great. Just sayin’
Tommy’s my hero.
I don't comment much on videos which are not Christian based. However I will make and exception to state this is exactly how my State Custom Birch drums sound. Don't get me wrong, I'm not bragging, I'm simply stating a fact for those who are listening for a video which expresses the way Yamaha stage custom birch drums sound ..... My base Stage Custom birch kit sounds exactly like this one.....
Christian based ... lol
@@klank67 The point was not Christian based ... It was Engineering based ... I suppose you didn't actually read what I stated before making a snide comment. The Engineering facts remain that drum shell material has almost nothing to do with the sound of a drum...... My case in point would be the YD-7000 sold in the USA in the 1970s VS the 2016 (latest) version of the Stage Custom which have all birch shells.
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The YD-7000 have the same sustain and projection and tone as the Early Recording Custom (YD-9000), while the Stage Custom chokes out that sustain and projection and tone, in exchange for a "Fat" sound through the rounding (more wood exposure) of the back side of the bearing edge.
........................ Opinion now being stated..................
I think the changing of the Birch bearing edge was accomplished for two reasons, The first of which was to change the sound of the Stage Custom so a birch shell drum costing 650 us would not compete with the more expensive Recording Custom..... And Second because the drums were made shorter in length in order to save money on the expense of birch, where shorter drum shells have a tendency toward increased ring....... Drums today are marketed as "Fusion" however those smaller drums are just a way to sell the consumer something they demand Maple, Birch and Poplar shells, while maintaining cost.
"Christian based"? GTFOH.
"What a kid would play " my ass! I think Tommy has forgotten what it was like to be a beginner! lol
Incredible drums played by an incredibly fluid and buttery smooth musician...
....But my sweet heavenly grace does that ride sound fucking AWFUL!
Hhhh
This isn't an entry level kit... Not at all
The prices are are unbelievably affordable, little 18" kicks are $270. But you are right, Birch is def not entry level. Great deal.
DHT&E they are extremely cheap for how good they sound!
Easy to say,when you've been paid to say it.
Sounds good but what's going on with his tom fills? They are obviously not in time. I guess he's just emphasizing the sound of the toms without worrying about where the downbeat is.
He did say it's what a kid would play!
Brags about drums and then gives a cymbal demo.