Steve Maxwell Vintage Drums - Gretsch 22/13/16/5.5x14" Drum Set - 1950s Red Sparkle!!

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[@StandbyCymbalist]

I signed into youtube just to like this kit.

[@mezdrums]

They sound great!

[@ccadp]

Great sounding kit.....!

[@davidsuprenant893]

That great gretsch sound. GREAT sounding kit steve.

[@matthewwilson1700]

That sounds fantastic!! I wish they still made kits this way. That’s the prettiest red sparkle I think I’ve seen.

[@charliecontrino1626]

I might be biased but....Awesomeness!!

[@MrJoeydrms]

I have a green glass glitter or sparkle round badge with a 14 X 22 bass drum and matching snare

[@roybeckerman9253]

Beautiful open sound.
Not the plastic lid sound on some new kits.

[@fancyy18]

Hello Steve! What is your opinion on using coated heads as resonant heads on toms?

[@Monsterdrumma]

Fancyy I am not Steve as you can see but coated/coated on a Gretsch tom is the ultimate if you like a full punchy and warm tone!

[@manysnakes]

FWIW I switched over to the Evans resonant heads for the RB Gretsch, and that was the biggest change I experiences. Still using Coated Ambassadors on the batter side.

[@fancyy18]

Okay, im Looking for a 50-60s sound and as i understand it they all used coated reso on toms. Should i use diplomat coated or just standard ambassador?

[@charliecontrino1626]

I might be biased but ..... awesomeness!!