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Amazing in the studio as they take a mic very well. Meaning, not too vintage, but not too modern sounding. The Supes are sort of a good middle of the road. 5x14 New-Vintage Hickory snare drum features a 100 American Hickory shell that emits a clear, crisp sound with high sensitivity due to its shallow 5 depth, 2.3mm Steel Mighty. These along with the Yamaha and Pearls get us to where we are today. Tama SLP 5x14 Satin Vintage Hickory Snare Drum The S.L.P. These were the beginnings of the 'modern' sound. Not that they all sound the same, but similar in the sense that they all have that 'vintage' sound. Before these and the Yamaha's, everyone was basically playing American made drums.Ludwig, Slings, Gretsch and Rogers. True, they sound different than other kits from the 60s like the Luddys that someone mentioned, but that was the point. I'm on the hunt for a good deal on a natural finish kit now. Seriously, their construction being birch and high jap quality, puts them right up there with the RC's. Don't let that get out too much as the prices will go up on these. I consider them a poor man's Recording Custom kit. Having owned tons of new and vintage stuff, the Supes are some of my alll-time favorites. I know this is an older thread, but I have to add in my thoughts. The toms resonate forever! But the tone has sort of a 'scooped' sound.so if they are not close miced, they sound extremely punchy.ДЄND IвЂ™m not just saying this because I happen to have a set of Soops for sale (see ad in classifieds). I currently use a 24x16 BD which requires no muffling yet provides a well defined punch and a short full-bodied resonance. And they record very well, especially when close miced. They have a focusedpunchy sound that helped define the 80вЂ™s (Neil Pert, Stewart Copland, Stan Lynch, many more). I have never seen a shell that had ply separation, or other markes of poor worksmanship. Superstars are 100% birch with rounded edge profiles. I like more of a spread out, complex sound for jazz. Perhaps it is because they are so focused. Although, I have never been happy with Soops for jazz. But, IвЂ™ve seen straight ahead players use them as well (Elvin Jones). In fact, at one point I had about 30 or so Superstar shells. I have since owned and performed using several Soop kits and one Imperialstar kit.

Vintage tama drums pro#

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