Noble & Cooley CD Maple Shell Pack With Matching Snare Drum - Drummer's Review
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- Here's our review of a Noble & Cooley CD Maple Shell Pack with matching wood-hoop snare drum. Filmed at Middle Farm Studios, June 2018. For full specs, more reviews and the latest drum news, head to: www.drummersreview.com
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I like the reviews of expensive kits . . . I understand and respect Cory's comment below, but inexpensive kits are easy to go and play to try out . . . they are everywhere . . . when you are thinking about spending serious money, these reviews help.
Amen.... High-end music stores are virtually gone these days. Probably 80% of gear purchased is done online. So, this is incredibly important. And, it's one of the few channels that does the demo properly. Not some dude just shredding on a poorly mic'd kit.
Maybe the purest sounding maple kit I've ever heard. Fantastic
What a pure sound. N&C is where it’s at.
Seriously beautiful sounding kit! Well played and reviewed!
I like this channel. Your delivery is dry and informative while still being fairly warm and inviting to watch.
PLEASE do a detailed review of the NEW Tama Starclassic Birch/Walnut kits that recently replaced the discontinued SC Birch/Bubinga kit. They're sure to draw a LOT of interest and attention here in the near future.
Thanks much. Gonna binge some of your vids now 😁
One of the best sounding reviews I’ve heard of these drums. Well done.
I noticed they have die cast hoops on the toms,not mentioned,b4 die cast were a standard feature with no up charge but now they are!! I was lucky to get my 2 kits with the die cast hoops which I love!
Excellent review straight to the point and the CD Maples were mic’ed and mixed awesomely 👏🏻
lugs are solid steel. not hollow pot metal crap you find on most drums. strainer is full solid brass. noble & cooley are quality instruments and are worthy of their prices.
"I can imagine that would be a very stunning sound indeed"
What a kit! That snare sounds fantastic. I need top get myself some wood hoops. One question: what ist this african/cuban rhythm you played for the first impression? I need top learn that one. Maybe you can do a comparison of the different hoop types in the future. Thanks for the review!
Hi Jo .K. Thanks for your comments!! The pattern is a variation on a Mozambique rhythm made famous by the incredible Steve Gadd...here's a great vid of him demonstrating how he plays it: th-cam.com/video/I7W33sLJi78/w-d-xo.html. We'll also give some thought to a hoop comparison video at some point in the near future! Cheers, Nick (product demonstrator).
Dang that kit is super cool lookin
Top notch. That's for sure.If I ever buy another kit,it will be Nobel and Cooley or British drum company.
Can you please review the new Noble & Cooley Walnut series?
Asriel Jaksa hi. We have been discussing the review of this very kit. Stay tuned! DR
You guys are the best :)
Great Sounding Drums !!?
DISCLAIMER: I own two Noble & Cooley sets and can say, if your toms are wobbling, is because the angle it was set up at, s not right. Once adjusted properly, this doesn't happen.
Fab kit and review
Terry Donegan thanks for watching/ subscribing. Best wishes, DR
if only the bass drum was 22 by 14 I would buy it.
Can you do a fast roll on all the drums at one time?
tuning settings for that 12 " tom please ?
the best
Sounds great but don't like the wobble on the tom mounts....Prefer something much more secure like Pearl's ISS or Opti-mount system
@sam rut Thats why they have the rim system so the drums aren't constrained and it's a natural sound!
Is there an older drum manufacturing company?
No.
I live near there company. Do they have affordable kits?
kchilz32
short answer, no. They are a smaller company that focuses on higher end instruments. They are actually a very interesting company with a long history, and a lot of innovations in the drum world.
If I remember correctly, N&C got their "start" and made their initial money making the drum-sets you could buy in the old JC Penneys or Sears catalogs!!!
Kenny Graeber
They used to, and I think they still do make toy drums too. I remember seeing a video where they showed the machinery for the toy drums. At one point someone brought them an old steam bent shell that needed repair, and that set them on the path of high end instruments. They had the equipment, but I don’t believe they were using at that point. Either way, they have been around for a very long time, and make some beautiful drums now.
kchilz32 High End Kits only and toy drums for 3 year olds seriously no entry level or mid level kits at all
@@scottchantos2388 I think they started in 1854. They actually made drums for the American Civil War. They're one of the oldest drum manufacturers on the planet
Noble & Cooley Play Marco Raimondi.
You should probably do more videos on kits that your viewers can actually afford... Just sayin'.
Hi Cory, thanks for your thoughts, we do have a whole range of reviews, including kits from the lower end of the price spectrum...have you checked out our reviews of the Mapex Armory: th-cam.com/video/COp1Zq8RRww/w-d-xo.html and Pearl Export Series: th-cam.com/video/_TE2P7vb5s4/w-d-xo.html
Many thanks for watching, best wishes, DR.
You should get a job and stop bein a little bitch.
These drums sound brilliant but that wobbling the mounted toms are doing is a bit distracting and disconcerting.
Sounds great. Terribly ugly Tom mounts.
Nice drums but they cant beat the 90's all sugar maple hand made Ayotte.
Evans heads on a N&C?? Ewwwww
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@@PhinAI REMO only.
Keep your Remo's. I wouldn't put them on a toy drum.
You can easily get a better sounding kit for less money than that.
" yah " , in Dizneyland !
I am very under whelmed with the finish of this kit, boring. Also the mid mounting system for the rack toms is very unappealing to the eye. If you’re shelling out this kind of coin for drums, they should be perfect in every way. They fall short as identified in this review by Nally.