Hell yeah! Excellent! I also did the same with TAMA. I had my Rockstar-DXs for 32 years, then also got the TAMA STARCLASSIC Walnut/Birch in Piano Black lacquer just a year in a half ago and yeah man! They are so great with the Walnut tone wood for depth and warmth and width, then the Birch for attack and projection! I love the chrome popping over the Piano Black
Beautiful kit, great playing. The tuning is very nice I like the bass drum. It sounds tight, but its very cool. Im used to a deeper sounding bass drum, with more thump. Lol. I always liked TAMA, but then i got away from them. I had heard things, saw things that didn't impress me. But lately, i have heard and seen some really nice kits and reviews about TAMA drums. I was thinking of getting a TAMA kit for my next kit. I love those shells. I meet drummers from all over, and they have been talking about this kit, and other TAMA drums. Thanks for your awesome video . Peace and love, Glen
Hab mir das exakt gleiche Set bestellt. Es kommt im Dezember endlich an, freu mich sehr drauf. Danke für den guten Soundcheck,klingt extrem druckvoll und fett!
@@miguelruiz8183 absolutely. I've always played Tama and I will also continue to play them. I still have my 2000 Tama rockstar custom I play every single day. I also have my starclassic maple. Now I want a star series. I would love to have a birch bubinga kit. However you don't find them for sale ever on the used market. I have had a few dw collectors and I loved my starclassic maple better.
@@sp1epiphany I own a starclassic walnut/birch and an 83 Artstar. The Artstar is vintage with power toms and huge kick. There is nothing on this earth that tops Tama they are a very dear Brand to Me also
I have both a bubinga and a birch/bubinga kit. I prefer those woods/combinations to the Walnut-walnut birch combo. Nice drums but the bubinga/birch just sound amazing both live and recorded.
I sold my BB for one. Honestly I do prefer the BB attack and low end. However, the new hardware etc is worth the upgrade over a minimal sonic difference. But they needed to make a Starclassic Walnut to replace the Bubinga instead of just having Maple.
@@ivanbajovic3476 Not really, half of those kits didnt have the quick release mounts or floor tom legs with air cushion. B/B ran for a good while, many b/b kits dont have the current hardware
I don't know why this kit in the 4pc version, comes with the kickdrum perfored. Man I don't need the extra tom but I don't want a damn hole in the kick 😥😥
This is mainly because of the two microphones in the bass drum. The first one is in the bass drum, the Shure Beta 91A. The second is in the hole of the resonance head, a Sennheiser e902.
Schlagfell Toms: Alle Schrauben gelöst, Fell und Spannreifen zentriert, Schrauben ohne Schlüssel handfest gezogen, dann mit Stimmschlüssel überkreuz in halben Umdrehungen weiter angezogen. Visuelle Kontrolle durch festen Druck mit Handballen auf die Fellmitte und so weit angezogen, bis gegen das Licht keine Wellen/Knitter mehr am Fellrand sichtbar waren. Dann feingetunt, sodass bei allen Stimmböckchen ungefähr derselbe Oberton anlag. Tonhöhe war dann schon von alleine fast ideal. Noch etwas nachgestimmt und probiert, wo die Tom für sich alleine rund klang (bei mir irgendwo in der mittleren Range). Resonanzfell habe ich dann jeweils ca. drei Halbtöne höher gestimmt als Schlagfelle, damit die Toms nicht zu viel Resonanz haben. Als letztes alle vier Toms in der Tonhöhe noch einmal nach Geschmack/Gehör aufeinander abgestimmt. Snare: prinzipiell genauso gemacht, Reso-Fell mindestens 4 Halbtöne über dem Schlagfell. Beides in der oberen Tuning-Range und Schlagfell leicht gedämpft.
"No Talking" Fantastic.
Great tuning! Thanks for sharing. Happy Drumming!
Not usually a fan of the tone from Birch toms but with the walnut these sound extremely good!
After 20 years playing a Rockstar I finally pre ordered this kit with a unique finish and black Nicole chrome.
Sounds awesome!
Me too. I had a 2000 Tama rockstar lol.
Hell yeah! Excellent! I also did the same with TAMA. I had my Rockstar-DXs for 32 years, then also got the TAMA STARCLASSIC Walnut/Birch in Piano Black lacquer just a year in a half ago and yeah man! They are so great with the Walnut tone wood for depth and warmth and width, then the Birch for attack and projection! I love the chrome popping over the Piano Black
Beautiful kit, great playing. The tuning is very nice
I like the bass drum. It sounds tight, but its very cool.
Im used to a deeper sounding bass drum, with more thump. Lol.
I always liked TAMA, but then i got away from them. I had heard things, saw things that didn't impress me. But lately, i have heard and seen some really nice kits and reviews about TAMA drums.
I was thinking of getting a TAMA kit for my next kit.
I love those shells.
I meet drummers from all over, and they have been talking about this kit, and other TAMA drums.
Thanks for your awesome video .
Peace and love,
Glen
Hab mir das exakt gleiche Set bestellt. Es kommt im Dezember endlich an, freu mich sehr drauf. Danke für den guten Soundcheck,klingt extrem druckvoll und fett!
English please
Tama!!! Strongest Name In Drums 🥁
I think you meant to say the best ;)
@@sp1epiphany Amen and so be it
@@miguelruiz8183 absolutely. I've always played Tama and I will also continue to play them. I still have my 2000 Tama rockstar custom I play every single day. I also have my starclassic maple. Now I want a star series. I would love to have a birch bubinga kit. However you don't find them for sale ever on the used market. I have had a few dw collectors and I loved my starclassic maple better.
@@sp1epiphany I own a starclassic walnut/birch and an 83 Artstar. The Artstar is vintage with power toms and huge kick. There is nothing on this earth that tops Tama they are a very dear Brand to Me also
@@miguelruiz8183 I would love to have an older vintage kit from Tama! Artstars are amazing.
Great sound
beautiful kit nice sound!
tama make the best drums. no debate
Very nice
I have both a bubinga and a birch/bubinga kit. I prefer those woods/combinations to the Walnut-walnut birch combo. Nice drums but the bubinga/birch just sound amazing both live and recorded.
th-cam.com/video/dKB9tTOZ5ys/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7R4agfu6haLGgPgn
Direct comparison here.
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Guess the drum sizes
Very nice rock kit
All mics Unprocessed is the best
It's sounds great, especially the bass drum. So this is the Starclassic Bubinga Preformer's replacement?
Birch bubinga. Yes. In sine establishment, this is an upgrade. And birch/maple is slightly lower than the old performance
I sold my BB for one. Honestly I do prefer the BB attack and low end. However, the new hardware etc is worth the upgrade over a minimal sonic difference. But they needed to make a Starclassic Walnut to replace the Bubinga instead of just having Maple.
@@FanaticDrummer New hardware? Hardware is the same as on the Birch/Bubinga.
@@ivanbajovic3476 Not really, half of those kits didnt have the quick release mounts or floor tom legs with air cushion. B/B ran for a good while, many b/b kits dont have the current hardware
@@FanaticDrummer You're right when we talking about older B/B version. I have latest version of B/B and the hardware is the same as on the W/B.
Amazing
Sounds great! What drumheads are you using? Keep up the great work.
These heads are actually the stock heads, that came with the drum set. They are the G2 by Evans.
Too much pitch bend on the rack toms for me, floor toms sound good, nice kit.
Yea they’re stock heads lol
Yeah I’m not impressed by the dead thudiness
I don't know why this kit in the 4pc version, comes with the kickdrum perfored. Man I don't need the extra tom but I don't want a damn hole in the kick 😥😥
No hole in the kick. It is just a some kind of cup and the rod extends like a telescope.
Hot looking kit, what are the sizes?
22" x 16" Bass Drum
10" x 7" Tom Tom
12" x 8" Tom Tom
14" x 12" Stand Tom
16" x 14" Stand Tom
how do you get your bass drum to sound so deep and punchy?
This is mainly because of the two microphones in the bass drum. The first one is in the bass drum, the Shure Beta 91A. The second is in the hole of the resonance head, a Sennheiser e902.
Are the rack toms 10x7 and 12x8 or 10x8 and 12x9?
10x7 and 12x8
Great sound head toms and bass. Which head uses on bass?
stock heads so far!
@@P.Village-Studio Inside the bass what muffle have you put?
@@giannispan8129 Nothing special. For this recording it was a blanket. Currently I use a mid sized pillow.
How do I see tons of these on yt with virgin bass drums? Do I really have to custom order it
Version with virgin bass drum and two floor toms available only in Europe. I don't know why, but it is what it is.
What is the kick drum size?
22x16
Is this kit available without the bass drum drilled?
Hi Carlo. Yes it is!
What kind of mics are those?
here you can see: th-cam.com/video/uIzT4O_qg0g/w-d-xo.html
@@P.Village-Studio Thank You
What snare are you using?
Mapex Armory 14" x 6,5" Exterminator Snare Birch/Walnut
@@P.Village-Studio Thanks man! It’s a nice one.
Wie hast du die Toms und Snare gestimmt?
Schlagfell Toms: Alle Schrauben gelöst, Fell und Spannreifen zentriert, Schrauben ohne Schlüssel handfest gezogen, dann mit Stimmschlüssel überkreuz in halben Umdrehungen weiter angezogen. Visuelle Kontrolle durch festen Druck mit Handballen auf die Fellmitte und so weit angezogen, bis gegen das Licht keine Wellen/Knitter mehr am Fellrand sichtbar waren. Dann feingetunt, sodass bei allen Stimmböckchen ungefähr derselbe Oberton anlag. Tonhöhe war dann schon von alleine fast ideal. Noch etwas nachgestimmt und probiert, wo die Tom für sich alleine rund klang (bei mir irgendwo in der mittleren Range).
Resonanzfell habe ich dann jeweils ca. drei Halbtöne höher gestimmt als Schlagfelle, damit die Toms nicht zu viel Resonanz haben. Als letztes alle vier Toms in der Tonhöhe noch einmal nach Geschmack/Gehör aufeinander abgestimmt.
Snare: prinzipiell genauso gemacht, Reso-Fell mindestens 4 Halbtöne über dem Schlagfell. Beides in der oberen Tuning-Range und Schlagfell leicht gedämpft.
What crashes are you using?
16" und 18" Zildjian Avedis Medium Thin Crash and Masterworks Troy 18" Crash
Snare is meh
I recently changed to Ludwig Supralight Steel Snare Drum
Wonna hear? th-cam.com/video/-LbCJfRuR78/w-d-xo.html
Never Been a Tama man.wellade tho