I love the drums and I own the Catalina maples. They really are impressive, and a great value. But PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, get rid of the darn AI voice. Those are so annoying.
Thank you for your comment! You're absolutely right - the Gretsch Broadkaster is an excellent drum set that deserves recognition. In creating this top 5 list, I had to make some tough choices, and unfortunately, couldn't include every great Gretsch kit. The Broadkaster is indeed a high-quality option known for its vintage-inspired sound and build quality. For those interested, the Broadkaster features 3-ply maple/poplar/maple shells with 30-degree bearing edges, delivering a warm, classic tone. It's positioned between the Renown and Brooklyn series in Gretsch's lineup. While it didn't make this particular top 5, the Broadkaster is certainly worthy of consideration for drummers looking for a professional-grade kit with a classic Gretsch sound. Thanks for bringing it up - it's a great addition to the discussion!
Thank you for your honest feedback. I appreciate your perspective and understand that the video may not have been as thorough as the ones on Ludwig, Pearl, and Tama. I'm currently working on a new video about Gretsch drums that will provide more in-depth coverage and the same level of detail as my previous videos. Your input is valuable, and I'm committed to delivering content that meets your expectations. Stay tuned for the upcoming video, and thank you for your patience and support! If there's anything specific you'd like to see in the Gretsch video, feel free to let me know. 😊
Thank you for your comment! You're absolutely right - the Gretsch Broadkaster is an excellent drum set that deserves recognition. In creating this top 5 list, I had to make some tough choices, and unfortunately, couldn't include every great Gretsch kit. The Broadkaster is indeed a high-quality option known for its vintage-inspired sound and build quality. For those interested, the Broadkaster features 3-ply maple/poplar/maple shells with 30-degree bearing edges, delivering a warm, classic tone. It's positioned between the Renown and Brooklyn series in Gretsch's lineup. While it didn't make this particular top 5, the Broadkaster is certainly worthy of consideration for drummers looking for a professional-grade kit with a classic Gretsch sound. Thanks for bringing it up - it's a great addition to the discussion!
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Narration makes this nearly impossible to watch
I love the drums and I own the Catalina maples. They really are impressive, and a great value. But PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, get rid of the darn AI voice. Those are so annoying.
i own a 6 peace 2004 renown limited only 100 made of for 22 year's and i love it.
So, uh, Broadkasters?
Thank you for your comment!
You're absolutely right - the Gretsch Broadkaster is an excellent drum set that deserves recognition. In creating this top 5 list, I had to make some tough choices, and unfortunately, couldn't include every great Gretsch kit. The Broadkaster is indeed a high-quality option known for its vintage-inspired sound and build quality.
For those interested, the Broadkaster features 3-ply maple/poplar/maple shells with 30-degree bearing edges, delivering a warm, classic tone. It's positioned between the Renown and Brooklyn series in Gretsch's lineup.
While it didn't make this particular top 5, the Broadkaster is certainly worthy of consideration for drummers looking for a professional-grade kit with a classic Gretsch sound.
Thanks for bringing it up - it's a great addition to the discussion!
214. Cons. Drum sizes too small and short.
Should be 10x7. 12x9. 13x10. 14x14. 16x16, and 18x18
The 8 and 10 aren't much more than glorified bongos.
Thx for sharing information)
Sizes are all a part of the modern monkey see monkey do
I own a original renown, very happy with the sound,also versatile, just change heads and you have a totally different sound, highly recommended
Not a great video. Not nearly as thorough as the ludwig, pearl and tama videos.
Thank you for your honest feedback. I appreciate your perspective and understand that the video may not have been as thorough as the ones on Ludwig, Pearl, and Tama.
I'm currently working on a new video about Gretsch drums that will provide more in-depth coverage and the same level of detail as my previous videos. Your input is valuable, and I'm committed to delivering content that meets your expectations.
Stay tuned for the upcoming video, and thank you for your patience and support! If there's anything specific you'd like to see in the Gretsch video, feel free to let me know. 😊
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@@musicessences saw the new one. Great work 👏 👍 👌 . Thanks
damn it... i had to reload video... th-cam.com/video/SR0mmMvR8x0/w-d-xo.html
Thx a lot)
Miss the Broadkaster!!!!!
Thank you for your comment!
You're absolutely right - the Gretsch Broadkaster is an excellent drum set that deserves recognition. In creating this top 5 list, I had to make some tough choices, and unfortunately, couldn't include every great Gretsch kit. The Broadkaster is indeed a high-quality option known for its vintage-inspired sound and build quality.
For those interested, the Broadkaster features 3-ply maple/poplar/maple shells with 30-degree bearing edges, delivering a warm, classic tone. It's positioned between the Renown and Brooklyn series in Gretsch's lineup.
While it didn't make this particular top 5, the Broadkaster is certainly worthy of consideration for drummers looking for a professional-grade kit with a classic Gretsch sound.
Thanks for bringing it up - it's a great addition to the discussion!