Thank you for posting the replay! I know it was frustrating this afternoon. It was good to meet Patrick. I only own four of his drums. 😂 They are the best!
Curious if anyone can answer this for me... How come Cooperman drums are so much more expensive (~$400-500) than the Remo frame drums ($50-80), if they use e.g. the same Renaissance head? I've played both, and Cooperman definitely sounds so much more alive, nuanced, but why is that when it's the same head?
@@AA-my1dw Solid locally, ethically harvested Vermont hardwoods including ash, cherry, maple, or oak, milled in a locally owned workshop, engineered for optimal sound, weight, feel, innovations in tuning technology, built by hand by skilled craftspeople. I have cooperman drums that I bought in the 90s and they truly get better as they age. Remo drums are made with acousticon (wood fiber and glue shell), non tunable, factory made and quality issues all over the place. The remo drums eventually lose their shape/pitch and essentially become useless. Cooperman drums can be serviced, head replaced and are lifetime instruments if they are cared for.
Thank you for posting the replay! I know it was frustrating this afternoon. It was good to meet Patrick. I only own four of his drums. 😂 They are the best!
Curious if anyone can answer this for me... How come Cooperman drums are so much more expensive (~$400-500) than the Remo frame drums ($50-80), if they use e.g. the same Renaissance head?
I've played both, and Cooperman definitely sounds so much more alive, nuanced, but why is that when it's the same head?
Is it just because the depths are different? Different wood? Love?!
@@AA-my1dw Solid locally, ethically harvested Vermont hardwoods including ash, cherry, maple, or oak, milled in a locally owned workshop, engineered for optimal sound, weight, feel, innovations in tuning technology, built by hand by skilled craftspeople. I have cooperman drums that I bought in the 90s and they truly get better as they age. Remo drums are made with acousticon (wood fiber and glue shell), non tunable, factory made and quality issues all over the place. The remo drums eventually lose their shape/pitch and essentially become useless. Cooperman drums can be serviced, head replaced and are lifetime instruments if they are cared for.