Gretsch Brooklyn Micro Kit featuring Stanton Moore
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2020
- Our buddy Stanton Moore stopped by the shop to demo the Gretsch Brooklyn Micro Bop kit and some funky Zildjian Kerope cymbals!
Drum set used in this video:
Gretsch Brooklyn Micro Drum Kit Satin Gray
16x12 kick, with lifter & single tom mount
10x7 rack tom w/ direct-to-shell 4825 bracket
13x12 floor tom w/ legs
13x4.5 snare in Satin Natural finish
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/GB-M264-SG
Links to purchase the cymbals in this video:
Zildjian Kerope Ride Cymbal 22"
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/KR22R
Zildjian Kerope Hi Hat Cymbals 15"
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/KR15PR
Zildjian Kerope Crash Cymbal 19"
Available for purchase here: buydru.ms/KR19C
Check out the Stanton Moore Trio and GALACTIC tour dates at:
www.stantonmoore.com
www.drumcenternh.com
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This man has such a deep groove. That ride cymbal was butter.
So cool that no matter how long you've played, you can still get so excited that you have to play again...after just playing!
Holyyyyyyyyy crap! Listen to the sounds of these little drums! So much power and warmth! Some drum manufacturers just excel with EVERY kit they make. Gretsch is one such company. Awesome drums, freaking glorious drummer, fantastic drum store and personnel.
Stanton is the man!
Couldn't tell you two tunes he played on but could watch him play all day.
I really hope Stanton brings his Fat Hats and Wide Ride concept to Zildjian.
I can not believe the level Stanton has brought his drumming to after all these years. Getting better and funkier all the time!
Big sounds from such small drums. Fantastic kit!
A very straight groove , like it ...🤠
Love his New Orleans flare. Always entertaining to watch.
It sounds great. I love listening to Stanton!
Stanton can make any kit sound great. And, if he endorses it, it's good enough for me!
I really like those Kerope cymbals. They’re dark & warm, with just a hint of brightness. Really great sound.
And, of course, the Brooklyns are out of this world. That’s just a given, especially with Stanton driving ‘em.🙂
Thanks DCP!
I really like this kit, but of course Stanton Moore is one of those drummers who can make ANY drum kit sound great.
Man that Great GRETSCH Sound.
I really satisfy to have that my micro kit. These days, I have to record my drumming for school class in my home. so I bought micro kit and have used it. I did not change any skin or anything, but it sounds really good. some people say that is not worth to buy that much but I never doubt it. I really love this one.
see stantons pinky fingers....your in for some FUNKY DRUMMING
niceeee
SIGNATURE sound, doesn't really matter what drum kit he's playing. he always sounds amazing and always sounds like himself.
Thanks
Youtubdrums
Check out Standon do heavy rock on Corrosion of Conformitys album in the arms of god...Badass drummer in all styles..
Not going to lie, seeing Stanton playing Zildjian is a little disorienting :) Not so much because of the brand, but because he's not playing his signature Trash Crash and Pang Thang which he used even when he was with Bosphorus.
Need help. What is that Yamaha RC with the JR logo on the kick drum? Who is JR? John Robinson? Is that an old satin sunburst? Is it Sunset Brown?
Mr. Groove!
Didn't Stanton own a part of Crescent cymbals(later made by sabian) ?
This might be it.. my next kit..or the Yamaha Custom Stage Hip
Or several Yamaha stage Hip kits haha
DavidBcg You mean for the difference in price? Right
Silver Sundown Machine yeah!
Can you buy just the snare?
Toms sound an octave apart!
He really reminded me of Joe Morello in this video -no, not just because the glasses ;)
Renato Kövesdi That's a stretch!
Great drums, awesome dealer, perfect celebrity to endorse.
Sad he didn’t go into the sizes or what he thought of the sound quality of each one.
While it’s great to have someone with Stanton’s clout to say how much he loves it, that’s not enough to sell it to me.
Consider it entertainment with no strings attached.
Sounds great! Not for 1800$. That's insane.
Not for US made Gretsch drums, especially for a 4 piece.
Totally agree! Inflation! They keep printing and prices keep rising!
Or you can get a Catalina Club for a fraction of the price and have just as much fun.
Loved the drumming and Cymbals. But I didn't hear the "Gretsch Sound". Much better micro kits out there at half the price. See Shanes Demo's on other Micro Kits.
More like a demonstration of a snare.
This time, I pressed "like" just because of the performance. The drums sound good, but for the money they cost...
Still not fan of the Zildjians, the smaller cymbal and hihats sounded decent, but the Kerope ride, a bit weird combination of overtones. Ok, just my opinion
cool but dont need to pummel the snare as the drums paled to the velocity, cymbals are spot on lovely
Does anyone think the room mic has a lot more dynamic? The full mix just killed the touch of the great Stanton Moore, especially the dynamic between the ghost notes and accents on the snare. Just my 2cents.
Naturally mics further away will capture more dynamic range. Thanks for watching!
Sounds great to me, but I'm using decent headphones.
@@drumcenternh Thank you for your reply. It's true though. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
@Cheung Ho Yin
That's what naturally happens when you add more mics to a kit, each at a different distances to each source of sound. You end up with lots of phase anomalies and cancellations that kill the transients and dynamics. The most realistic and dynamic drum recordings you'll hear are using just a single mic or an equi-distant stereo pair...Blumlein, Coincident X/Y, or OTRF, etc.
bb foto Thanks for your input. And mostly importantly, a good acoustic.
Nice and greasy...
Not very impressed with the snare..😡
This is what I meant , these kind of tiny drum kits . Trust me I can't spend my money to these drum kit jokes . Some people We are not kids to play these kind of kits . No respect at all . Any way Good luck whoever buys these drum kit joke.
This "joke" is perfectly sized for jazz, but good luck hauling your 26" kick to the gig I guess
pete : any way that's me 😂😂😂 to others it's different .
Everyone has different taste, but this kit is far from a joke.
@@drumcenternh
Well, I can agree that the PRICE for it is "No Joke"! :-P Good sounding drums under your mics, but I thought that even my Sakae PAC-D kit that I got from you was a bit expensive for what it is.
They are great drums, and I have heaps of fun playing them, but just feel like the prices for most of the "good", "small club" drum kits these days are getting a bit ridiculous. They ain't Stradivarii, people!... just an analogy, don't get your panties in a bunch! ;-)
I've paid serious money for "high-end" kits multiple times in the past (I still have and play very nice Broadkaster & Tama Star kits), and I believe that you usually get what you pay for (not always in terms of absolute sound quality, but at least in terms of hardware & construction/finish quality), so I'm not opposed to spending good money on a quality kit.
But the prices for some of these mini 3-piece "cocktail" kits that require half of the raw materials & hardware to produce compared to standard kits is just silly. As Martin Short once said in a movie I've forgotten the title of, "Well, it's a Profit Organization". LOL
The nice part of these kits is you can add drums , different percussion instruments and have that little extra room for ease of use for all the add ons. I’m using a TAMA Jam Flyer mixed with bongos mounted on separate stands, a mini conga mounted on separate stand, wind chimes, 3 pearl wood blocks, 2 cowbells, an Udu drum mounted on a snare stand while sitting on a cart rubber tire, and various cymbals plus 2 more toms and a 14” by 8” snare. All, I repeat all very comfortable without needing to contort the human body in playing. These Gretsch sound great.
seems like an annoying guy, good drumming though.
@@colmanburks5583 The comment was made from observation. "you obviously don’t know what you’re talking about in the slightest" seems rather unusual for you to come to me and reply with an intent to insult just because I perhaps, made a comment that had bothered you because you are fond of the drummer, which I understand. But I don't think your reply is logically coherant as I was merely making a statement of his personality, and what makes someone "annoying" is subjective. Or perhaps you thought I was insulting his drumming for some reason?
I would like to hear your answer, it is for my psychology report at uni thanks.