Aquarian Drumheads Booth Visit at Winter NAMM 2020
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The sound was equalized...triggered to some extent? Its useful. Low volume. Acoustic Drums got to be less noise.
My boy Nick, such a gentleman as always
I attended several clinics by Roy Burns when I was in high school at our local music store.
The consummate big band drummer. What an inspiration. Got to talk with him by phone once as an adult. Thanks Roy for your legacy.
I've been using Aquarian exclusively for years! They cost a bit more, but you get what you pay for. They sound great and they last forever!
I have a coated superkick 1 that's literally over 15 years old.
They do last. Incredibly tough heads.
Especially the coated heads. The coating never comes off 👍
@@JazzyJonas yea, after like 14 years my snare’s coating is barely starting to scrape off,and i play metal, double layer only
@@sgtpepper1138 you must not play a lot cause that’s insane????
My favorite heads by far. They last forever too!
I really like Aquarian heads....
Great job Nick. Thanks Sweetwater, always enjoy getting to see the NAMM show thru these video reports and reviews. Keep swinging gang and all good things!!!
Aquarian are the best heads I've ever played! I play metal with heavy sticks and they still last forever
Great work on the video! Aquarian is a direction I want to check out with my next heads.
The absolute best drum heads out today. I wish they were cheaper so I could buy them more often, but they are the best
Very well thought out drum products presented here. Also thoughtfully considered is the human drummer at the centre of Aquarian project. And great that the product manager acknowledges Roy Burns. ✊
"Hey everybody nick here from mike with aquarian drum heads"
I've been keeping an eye on Aquarian for a couple of years now and I see myself leaving remo after almost 30 years of using their products. Great, practically indestructible drum head coating, and most importantly, their price is unbeatable, pun intended !
No mention of the InHead trigger heads. I have a set of those on a vintage Ludwig kit that we used to use in my studio for rehearsals and recording, they were perfect for volume control for our drummer. We placed neoprene pads over the heads to muffle the acoustic sound and used the signal from the triggers to run into a Roland drum brain. Kept the sound in control for metal band rehearsals and kept our neighbors from storming the compound with torches and pitchforks. I sent those drums along with their heads to my son in Texas so he can play in the middle of the night without waking his GF or his dogs. Love the InHeads because we never experienced any sympathetic misfires from the triggers like traditional contact triggers do.
Great Video! Cool heads!
Good job Aquarian. Way to innovate w the sticky, differing head sizes!
love nick
I use their studio rings, they are greater the studio. The tabs and dots are a very cool, need to try 'em out.
Wao are amazing this Product 🙏🏼👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑
love aquarian, wish sweetwater carried a wider selection of them!! lacking a ton.
Very cool!
That snare drum sounds fantastic! I wonder what heads are on it?
Best heads on the market!
Awesome
The Super Kick I on my 16" floor tom is incredible. I tune it just a shade higher than my Bass drum and it sounds like 2 bass drums. It won't suit everything I'm recording but it's crazy fun!
I like this guy
"For Sure"!
Oh why Nick didn't play it? ... 😊
Aquarian rules!
Nice
What is this micro kick / Tom hoops. And where can I find them???
normal largeer hoops on a bass drum head wont fit under a standard triple flanged tom hoop, so you need these as they have the smaller standard tom hoop on the head.
But where's the Texture Coated in black?
Is that a restaurant behind them?!
Hello I’m a year late but I think this video just converted me to Aquarian
Reminded me of the great George Carlin a little
Whats he failed to convey was that the bass drum heads for toms have a regular tom hoop on the heads, normal bass drum heads have a bigger hoop that won't fit under most triple flange tom hoops if you are doing a conversion.
Let me add to that regarding the super kick on floor Tom: make even fatter heads and they will sell! They sound awesome on small drums. Give an African vibe. I’ve had to glue heads myself. It can’t sell or be popular if it doesn’t exist, right?!
i love sweetwater but with all the awesome stuff they have you think they'd bring better equipment for making videos.
Odery custom Brazilian drums
Claudio Baraza Lopes crazy magic going into their drums!
Aquarian seem cool but I wish they’d become way more affordable 💯.
Jeremy Sims I’m pretty sure they’re less expensive then Remo and Evans?
@@drumfanatik316 Seems to depend on the geographic area. In Canada, they're cheaper because as a local music store employee told me "there's less hands in the pot" since they do their own distribution. Personally I think they sound much better than Evans and almost combine the best of Evans and Remo (Evans durability and longetivity and Remo's sound)
@@drumfanatik316 nope, demos the cheapest. Aquarians the most expensive. Like when I go to buy all new heads for a 5 piece kit, the difference is almost $30
GortDiminished I do t see how? I guess it depends on where you buy them from? If you get them online you can find deals from Cascio, Sweetwater, and Musicians Friend all the time. Just looked on line, a Super Kick 2 is under $40 where as an Emad or Powerstroke Pro is $45 and up???
@@drumfanatik316 I just looked up drum heads on Sweetwater rn. Aquarian Response 2, 12" head is 14.75. Remo ambassador clear is 14. Not a huge difference. Aquarian superkick 2, 38.71, Remo powerstroke 3 clear, 32.99. When you buy heads for all your drums, it adds up. Although I admit, it's closer than I thought
I used to play them exclusively until they moved production out of the US. Still great heads though.
D'yer Maker Ohhh. I thought they were still made in the USA. No go for me. Everything from my sticks to my heads to cymbals need to made in The US or at least North America. We’ve all screwed up the US economy by demanding our cheap everyday goods the least we can all do is support the North American companies still left. I pull off every Evans head that ships with all my Tama drums but I’ll use an Evans head before I let a non North American made head touch my drums. The only exception I make is the reso heads that Tama uses on their Starclassic bass drums since they’re real good.
@@Assimilator702 why you are playing drums made in China ( or Japan ) ? heads must be american made and drums not !!!???
OHRID59MK Because I like Tama drums. And to back up a bit .....the SOUND that we hear from our drums come from the heads. While the drums need to be precisely manufactured and design they are simply a carrier for the head. We don’t “hear” the drum shell......the sound we hear is dependent on the head. The drum shell will either allow every tonal capability of the head to speak or allow select attributes to contribute to the sound. Take the tires off your vehicle and see how far it goes. No American drum companies do it for me besides some of the snares.......most of which have the shells made overseas and are simply assembled in the US and claim they’re Made In The USA. Most American drum companies besides DW cater to the antique side of drum design. I prefer modern drums. And Japan made is as well regarded as made in Germany or USA. So where are you going with your line of thought? There are really no American drum companies left. Gretch, Ludwig and DW. DW owns Gretch now. And drums that are made from Keller shells don’t count. Anyone including myself can build those drums ourselves for 1/3 the cost. I hold Vic Firth sticks, hit Zildjian cymbals and Remo heads. Everything I touch or hit is American made. I play DW pedals and those used to be made in the USA but not anymore and I have no control over that. I purchased a double pedal and 2 singles when they were still made in the USA. My choice in companies I choose to support seems to be very reasonable considering the pathetic state of percussion manufacturing in the USA.
@@Assimilator702 I'm not reading your essay but thanks
@@Assimilator702 I wil always buy drums that I like no matter where they are build ! USA , Germany , Japan , China , Taiwan , Mexico , who cares ? I want quality for my money ! I am also TAMA player ( Starclassic Elitte bubinga - made in Japan , Zildjian K customs , K hybrids and A customs , Remo Emps. , Vater 5 B , ) ! I dont care where my stuff is made .
Aquarian should team up with Roland and fix those awful triggered heads.
Come on no one notices that at 1:45 a chick with nice curves comes from behind the back wall then the camera moves in her direction off of the conversation and stops on a kit but you know most likely he the camera man wanted to follow her and I don’t blame him lol! I just caught it and found it funny and wanted to point it out.
Wow creep
I saw that i laughed i was scrolling to see if i was the only one.
Nick looks like Jon Stewart.
Horrible audio
That's NAMM for you!
aquarian was good until they started being manufactured in mexico,after that i switched to evans.
check it out,the box and heads no longer say made in usa,the heads dont sound as good.they are made in mexico now,google it.
Aquarian sucks. Ever since they switched production to mexico, they just never sounded the same