Uploaded June 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
How does an entry level drumkit, with good heads and tuned using a tune-bot, sound? Recording of a Gretsch Ash kit with a custom snare drum
Tom heads: coated Evans G2 batter, clear Evans G1 resonant. Tuning: 10" 157 Hz, 12" 117 Hz, 14" 86 Hz, 16" 67 Hz
Kick drum heads: coated Evans Emad batter, stock Gretsch resonant (ported). Tuning: 42 Hz
Snare drum: Guru Drumworks 14" x 5.5" bubinga stave snare.
Coated Evans G1 batter, Evans Hazy 300 resonant. Tuning: 213 Hz
Recorded with a Rode NT2-A overhead and an EV PL33 kick microphone for a more vintage / live sound. No EQ or other editing applied.
Watch in HD with good headphones or speakers for the best audio quality.
How does an entry level drumkit, with good heads and tuned using a tune-bot, sound? Recording of a Gretsch Ash kit with a custom snare drum
Tom heads: coated Evans G2 batter, clear Evans G1 resonant. Tuning: 10" 157 Hz, 12" 117 Hz, 14" 86 Hz, 16" 67 Hz
Kick drum heads: coated Evans Emad batter, stock Gretsch resonant (ported). Tuning: 42 Hz
Snare drum: Guru Drumworks 14" x 5.5" bubinga stave snare.
Coated Evans G1 batter, Evans Hazy 300 resonant. Tuning: 213 Hz
Recorded with a Rode NT2-A overhead and an EV PL33 kick microphone for a more vintage / live sound. No EQ or other editing applied.
Watch in HD with good headphones or speakers for the best audio quality.
