Hey Nick what about the other symbol stand that doesn't come with lol your a great drummer very professional I love watching play on these kits and how u explain it
I've said it on another Pearl Roadshow review video: Pearl is an awesome drum company. I have never heard one bad sounding drum from Pearl, have never had any problems with Pearl hardware. I really love this drum company. I can't wait until I have the money to buy the Jazz version of this series.
While the cymbals are (predictably) terrible, the fact that Pearl offers a one up/two down configuration in real sizes (12/14/16) instead of the standard 10/12/16 at that price point is awesome.
I ordered this kit and I suggest any drummer on a budget would not be let down I ordered a aqua blue rock kit and didn't get an apua blue I got a blue that changes blues ice dark blue to a classic blue u see on the 50s gretsch kits to a really nice purple glitter in the blue nice purple blue and can't find one on any of the sells pics google pics the glitter shows strongly more like on their masters series the tones aren't bad
I've played some top notch drums and have been playen for a long time not a beggener starter drummer and I think they ad to much emphasis on this whole beggener drum kit I was so happy when I got the kit I know with good heads I will than find all the sweet spots for pleasant tones this kit is great im getting a new kick pedal and hoops these whoops arnt wide enough and that will pull the basspedal to far back and mallett looks like it's having to reach for the head so a few fine adjustments I'm up and running I've got the rarest color that these rock issues roadshow I can't find this color blue and the glitter exposes like their more high end kits masters series or their export though on their other 5piece kits that are 2up1down very nice sparkle finishes but mine none of the rock 1up2down none can't find it pluss I ordered an aqua blue and got this one I'm even happier with this one that was a little to pretty after I was sent this one love it
The cymbals that come with this aren't at all bad sounding, and they're much better than the ones I've seen on other cheaper kits. Some of the bargain basement ones literally sound like you're smashing on trash can lids, these don't - they sound like proper cymbals.
I love that there are kits like this out there - the cymbal's are not good enough, but for the price - amazing - I love Pearl and Poplar - I also love Nick - I think I might have actually watched Nick's full set of Drum videos for Sweetwater - thank you Nick.
I got this drum set a couple days ago (my first drum set) and I just have to say I’m amazed at the quality. Sounds amazing, easy to tune, and the cymbals aren’t has horrific as they sound they are actually kind of decent... only thing is that the crash is already bent. They are not strong, but they are not supposed to be there forever. Just have to say... MONEY WELL SPENT! Ps. Also, crash/ride serves more as a crash
This certainly shows better cymbals are needed, no matter what the drums are. Even Nick couldn’t make these cymbals sound good and he makes everything sound good.
Lol just bought a set this year and they sound really good and upgrade with Evans hydraulic heads and Zildjian cymbals they sound great the whole set👍😎
As a beginning drummer I like this kit but replaced the cymbals and the throw off snare strainer which was rubbish and replaced it with a branded Pearl Sensitone strainer SR017 which is much better quality.
Samuel Kajah I feel ya word. It's like when you buy a new complete drum set, of course the cymbals are gonna sound crappy as hell then you'll have to upgrade into something new.
I have these drums with the two rack Tom's and they sound great but this is my first drum kit. I'm going to upgrade the kit and the cymbals. Nice review though
Planet Earth please watch Pearl Roadshow Demo 2 here on TH-cam you'll see how Awesome this kit sounds! Plus you can use double bass drum with this kit! Love it!
this drum overall has a great sound just change the heads and add cymbals and you got yourself a good drum set in my opinion its not the drum set its the drummer 👍
I can't believe people are putting down the cymbals. They are just to get you going, most kits don't even come with hardware let alone cymbals and a throne. I love the one up, two down configuration. I don't see another drum company offering that even close to this price. As far as the drums go, all you need is good heads, unless you're recording this set is amazing. I'm not a beginner. I have been playing for over 20 yrs, but i just play for fun now so why get a full out maple kit to sit in a room and never move. I really like Ludwig and Yamaha, but no need to spend that kind of cash. This is the perfect kit for the money. I'll be getting these with a Paiste cymbal pack soon.
@@ColtraneTaylor The heads aren't too much. I just ordered heads for my new kit. 4 piece kit with a 24" bass drum and it was $133. That's for batter and reso heads all the way around.
ok enough bashing this kit for the cymbals so most of us commenting on this kit agree the cymbals are a little under par remember these drums are really geared towards kids & beginners of any age... the kit it self sounds pretty damn good. An up grade of the cymbals would definately help but keep in mind who they are gearing this kit too. If I was a kid Id love this .........................cymbals included.....just sayin....
i am budget music enthusiast and the "entry level/ low end/ beginner kit+great heads+perfect and proper tuning=awesome sounding kit" supporters. not much experience with expensive kit yet. the most expensive kit i've played with was Yamaha's electric DTX 720K and that is a whole different realm compared to acoustic set. i am wondering how far can i go with this "entry level/ low end/ beginner kit+great heads+perfect and proper tuning=awesome sounding kit" perspective in studio recording situation... answers, critiques and or response are deeply appreciated
Im about to get a new drum set soon, hopefully. Having a bit of a problem deciding between the rock set or the fusion set. The fusion is all i have ever played but thinkingi mightlike this layout. Not sure which way to go lol
Hi I'm an intermediate drummer I've been playing around 7 years and I am looking for a 2nd kit is this worth getting or should I get something a bit better. I also would use them for gigs with my band so are they good for that? Thanks :)
The wuhan cymbals will definitely work when you buy your first complete drum set. Of course it'll come with cymbals, but they will sound like trash. When I brought my drums, I upgraded my cymbals because I don't want cymbals sounding like trash, then I'll be like what the hell.
My music teacher suggested this kit, He's bought a few pearl exports for our school. I've been playing for about 10 years and I'm in a band and looking for a cheap start. If I bought this, I think I'd use Zildjian cymbals with it. Just wondering whether I should go for something a little more expensive.
Sounds good if you get the rock set up with the 6.5x14 inch snare and the 22 inch kick. I would ask for a bass drum reso head without a whole cut in it to get more low bass sound.
I admire the hell out of you for using stock heads. Obviously there's no such thing as a good stamped cymbal, but the drums sound like they hold a tune well. Now if we can just get someone to make a one up-two down kit at this price point with 13, 16, and 18.... that would be choice af.
Bought this kit a few months ago. Easy to set up, especially if you've been tearing down and setting up for awhile. Only issue I've had is tuning/tightening. The trial and error method is bogus to me. I'm a perfectionist and get frustrated easily. Any tips, pointers or links that would help ease the frustration would be greatly appreciated! I'm really eager to rock out on this kit, but am prevented from doing so by the lack of know how. If you could guide this blind drummer on the right beat and path, that'd be hella awesome. Thanks, Sweetwater fam!!
I recently bought this kit and I would say im an intermediate drummer. I'd say maybe I was a bit rash in buying this kit and should have definitely looked at used kits as they are often cheaper and some come with decent cymbals (not the bad ones you get with this kit) however I do enjoy this kit and it is definitely better than my first kit which I replaced it with. I'm gonna get new heads for Christmas and make it even better but overall. I would reccomend this but also looking at used kits is a good idea too :)
Nathan Tesman please check out the video Pearl Roadshow demo 2 here on TH-cam see if you like it. But that Tama Imperial Star is great choice too! Actually it's my dream drum kit! I say go for Tama Imperial Star. You won't need to upgrade to a new drum kit. Just change the heads & invest in good cymbals. Peace out!
Beggenner or not they cut through just fine new heads and its a great sounding kit I'm very impressed with the quality for the price besides the whole beggennar thing
I'm not a beginner, I have played drums for 20 years, but I have been out of it for about 10 years and just want a cool kit in put in my office. I love the 1 up 2 down set up. I love Ludwig, but to special order one in this set up would cost a fortune. This set just seems perfect for what I need. I'm going to get the PST 8 reflector rock pack with it and new heads and resonant heads and hopefully get a great sound out of them. I think it will suit me fine. What do you guys think?
I almost bought this drum kit. Its a good deal for the price. And you can always expand on your set up. I ended buying a Mapex Storm 6 piece kit. I didn't get hardware with mine. I went a bit stupid and bought a heap of Mars series hardware. And I've been buying 2nd hand cymbals. I've recently got an 18" and a 16" AA crash cymbals and a 22" AA rock ride . Best cymbals I've ever had. Aldo scored some Avedis A mastersound hats. 👍
im buying my first drumset. i have a $500-$1000 budget. mostly play rock/folk/church music. i know i'll be changing the heads to good quality ones. but to start off, any recommendations on drum sets? i like this for the virgin bass drum. any other brand/models i should take a look at?
Hey there! Give us a call at 800-222-4700 or email us at sale@sweetwater.com! One of our sales engineers would love to help you find an awesome drumset that fits your needs and your budget!
Checkout the Roadshow kit on Amazon. They have some nice diagrams midway down the page showing the differences for each kit (fusion vs jazz vs new fusion vs rock). But basically the new fusion kit has 2 mounted toms/1 floor tom, the rock kit has 1 upper tom and 2 floors toms.
honestly for the price its killer for studio use having all the toms isolated and a virgin kick drum means you can easily change the kick to a 24 26 20 or 18 to get different tonal balance and punch same with snares tom wise are great sizes.
Hints the term "Beginner". Remember he mentions "Everything you need to start drumming"??? That means beginner. He's not going to demo a complete entry-level drum kit and use Paiste 2002's with it.....that would sort of defeat the purpose of showing what the kit comes with.
@sweetwatersound hey! i've been drumming for 5 years i have a kit i'm not yet into to gigging would you say i should go for a higher end kit or would this be a good second kit?
Hi Spencer Holmes! When you get a chance, give us a call at (800) 222-4700 or email us at sales@sweetwater.com! One of our sales engineers would love to help you find your perfect kit!
Yeah, I can't believe they didn' t include K-Customs or HHX cymbals in that beginner set instead of that crap. No wonder they they call it the Roadshow-they're taking noobs for a ride. That hardware should be Pearl 2000 series too, if we want to nit pick.
This is an entry level kit, it isn't meant to have those cymbals. A person who's just starting out wouldn't want to spend probably over a grand just on the cymbals alone. I agree that they could've included some better cymbals, but come on dude, k customs on a beginners kit?
Your rite they gave it more of a underated kit rather taken it up a notch for how much better the kit really is like u said man I've got to agree with u I've got one and I would rather budget on a kit like this and go all out on some nice k symbols new heads new bassdrum hoops these are too dinky when u tighten down the padal it pulls back where the mallet has to reach to the bassdrum but overall u have a great money saver and I'm happy with Pearl and yes I'm a proud owner of a nice 5 piece rock roadshow
Sauptik Datta Both are great drum kits, you won't go wrong with either! Audition both side by side then see what you like. But 1st. Please check out Pearl Roadshow Demo 2 here on TH-cam. See if you love it, if not get the Tama then. It also has great quality. Peace out!
my man, nick, i don't think you gotta try and emphasize the "old" from these cymbals. You should've said, "we got a great selection of way less sucker cymbals for you. contact a sweet water sales engineer."
16" splash
Very true
XD
Fax
Put it on the floor and step on the bell it will invert into a china. Trust me this works.
did you see Nicks face when he hit that "ride" cymbal? priceless...
Hey Nick what about the other symbol stand that doesn't come with lol your a great drummer very professional I love watching play on these kits and how u explain it
a) this kit sounds really good b) the sound engineer deserves a raise c) Nick could play a set of baseball bases and it would sound good
I've said it on another Pearl Roadshow review video: Pearl is an awesome drum company. I have never heard one bad sounding drum from Pearl, have never had any problems with Pearl hardware. I really love this drum company. I can't wait until I have the money to buy the Jazz version of this series.
While the cymbals are (predictably) terrible, the fact that Pearl offers a one up/two down configuration in real sizes (12/14/16) instead of the standard 10/12/16 at that price point is awesome.
I ordered this kit and I suggest any drummer on a budget would not be let down I ordered a aqua blue rock kit and didn't get an apua blue I got a blue that changes blues ice dark blue to a classic blue u see on the 50s gretsch kits to a really nice purple glitter in the blue nice purple blue and can't find one on any of the sells pics google pics the glitter shows strongly more like on their masters series the tones aren't bad
I've played some top notch drums and have been playen for a long time not a beggener starter drummer and I think they ad to much emphasis on this whole beggener drum kit I was so happy when I got the kit I know with good heads I will than find all the sweet spots for pleasant tones this kit is great im getting a new kick pedal and hoops these whoops arnt wide enough and that will pull the basspedal to far back and mallett looks like it's having to reach for the head so a few fine adjustments I'm up and running I've got the rarest color that these rock issues roadshow I can't find this color blue and the glitter exposes like their more high end kits masters series or their export though on their other 5piece kits that are 2up1down very nice sparkle finishes but mine none of the rock 1up2down none can't find it pluss I ordered an aqua blue and got this one I'm even happier with this one that was a little to pretty after I was sent this one love it
The cymbals that come with this aren't at all bad sounding, and they're much better than the ones I've seen on other cheaper kits. Some of the bargain basement ones literally sound like you're smashing on trash can lids, these don't - they sound like proper cymbals.
A lot is in your hands. Nick can make almost any drum kit sound good.
Just goes to show there's no excuses. Nick played those cheap drums and hardware like any high-end stuff and sounded excellent.
1:42 he didnt even hit the crash
Because he’s a fucking badass
It's the hi hat
hmm?
SimonDobrevSB Na it’s the crash that he chokes and doesn’t hit
@@strawjumper8227 they do that for absolute silence, like how some people touch the tom heads to prevent any vibration
I love that there are kits like this out there - the cymbal's are not good enough, but for the price - amazing - I love Pearl and Poplar - I also love Nick - I think I might have actually watched Nick's full set of Drum videos for Sweetwater - thank you Nick.
I got this drum set a couple days ago (my first drum set) and I just have to say I’m amazed at the quality. Sounds amazing, easy to tune, and the cymbals aren’t has horrific as they sound they are actually kind of decent... only thing is that the crash is already bent. They are not strong, but they are not supposed to be there forever. Just have to say... MONEY WELL SPENT!
Ps. Also, crash/ride serves more as a crash
Nick could make trash cans sound good. Cheers to SW for having a pro doing the tests.
Nick is definitely one of my favorite product sellers on the web.
the cymbals made me cry😓. the drums are cool tho
But this ride cymbal over here you can ride it, crash it, rock it out...🤣
Wife you're tears no need to cry...🤪😝😜
That crash/ride😬😬😬
Mine are bent but my mom might buy me a zildjian planet z cymbal pack
@@Dani_BL I got 2 Zildjian planet Z cymbals, 1 crash and 1 crash ride. I also recently got a zildjian s medium thin crash which sounds great
Jeez didn't know that found a way to make a 16in splash cymbal. Good job pear
Carmine Daidone don’t blame tree fruit
"good job pear" literally made me tear up in laughter for 40 seconds
This certainly shows better cymbals are needed, no matter what the drums are.
Even Nick couldn’t make these cymbals sound good and he makes everything sound good.
@6:30 "one to hold the rack tom and obviously one to hold the snare drum stand"
It doesn't even have a tom mount and uses the snare stand. Not my ideal drum set tbh
LMAO have a snare drum stand holding another LOL
Lol just bought a set this year and they sound really good and upgrade with Evans hydraulic heads and Zildjian cymbals they sound great the whole set👍😎
Fusion drum kits usually have 10" 12" rack toms with a 14" floor tom.
Hope that helps . 👍
hydraulic heads are perfect for that classic rock sound i agree! and for a classic rock kit i’d say Zildjian A series. so versatile
As a beginning drummer I like this kit but replaced the cymbals and the throw off snare strainer which was rubbish and replaced it with a branded Pearl Sensitone strainer SR017 which is much better quality.
If you were to play this video with sound only, And you told me this was a cheap beginner kit, I WOULDNT believe you. Sounds great!
Fantastic kit, the snare is especially good!
Bought this kit with the Wuhan cymbal upgrade because of this review and the comments. Thank you.
Cymbals need improvement
Samuel Kajah I agree. I'm about to get this drum set but in the fusion type. I'm upgrading into great quality cymbals.
Demetrius Conley I have an edrum kit. Wish it sounded more realistic tho. The hihat sound is prob what I hate the most
Samuel Kajah I feel ya word. It's like when you buy a new complete drum set, of course the cymbals are gonna sound crappy as hell then you'll have to upgrade into something new.
Demetrius Conley gotta work hard for the upgrades tho. Parents sure as hell not gonna help lol. Bought this kit all on my own
Samuel Kajah do that bruh. I'm doing the same once I get this new drum set.
I have these drums with the two rack Tom's and they sound great but this is my first drum kit. I'm going to upgrade the kit and the cymbals. Nice review though
Planet Earth please watch Pearl Roadshow Demo 2 here on TH-cam you'll see how Awesome this kit sounds! Plus you can use double bass drum with this kit! Love it!
drum sounds great! but not to those cymbs
Dave Gods yeah almost all drum sets that come with cymbals are bad
Nicely put will u be my friend lol
this drum overall has a great sound just change the heads and add cymbals and you got yourself a good drum set in my opinion its not the drum set its the drummer 👍
Ahh, Meinl 4-piece pack I hear you calling me!
That kick drum sounds perfect
I can't believe people are putting down the cymbals. They are just to get you going, most kits don't even come with hardware let alone cymbals and a throne. I love the one up, two down configuration. I don't see another drum company offering that even close to this price. As far as the drums go, all you need is good heads, unless you're recording this set is amazing. I'm not a beginner. I have been playing for over 20 yrs, but i just play for fun now so why get a full out maple kit to sit in a room and never move. I really like Ludwig and Yamaha, but no need to spend that kind of cash. This is the perfect kit for the money. I'll be getting these with a Paiste cymbal pack soon.
How much would it cost to replace all the drum heads?
@@ColtraneTaylor The heads aren't too much. I just ordered heads for my new kit. 4 piece kit with a 24" bass drum and it was $133. That's for batter and reso heads all the way around.
@@Paiste18 Cool, that's encouraging. Thank you.
@@ColtraneTaylor Did you get a Roadshow?
@@Paiste18 Well, no, I was still deciding. I might have to go for a Mapex Tornado or the least expensive - a Ludwig Accent.
ok enough bashing this kit for the cymbals so most of us commenting on this kit agree the cymbals are a little under par remember these drums are really geared towards kids & beginners of any age... the kit it self sounds pretty damn good. An up grade of the cymbals would definately help but keep in mind who they are gearing this kit too. If I was a kid Id love this .........................cymbals included.....just sayin....
I stumbled across this due recently and I enjoy his style and outlook and he can darn well play!
I didn't get the Rock Roadshow because I thought I would get the 14" floor tom later and oh surprise... they don't sell it separate.
I thought Nick would mention how awesome is to have a 6,5 snare at this price point.
i am budget music enthusiast and the "entry level/ low end/ beginner kit+great heads+perfect and proper tuning=awesome sounding kit" supporters. not much experience with expensive kit yet. the most expensive kit i've played with was Yamaha's electric DTX 720K and that is a whole different realm compared to acoustic set.
i am wondering how far can i go with this "entry level/ low end/ beginner kit+great heads+perfect and proper tuning=awesome sounding kit" perspective in studio recording situation... answers, critiques and or response are deeply appreciated
No holes in the toms or bass drum?! Not bad, Pearl.
Im about to get a new drum set soon, hopefully. Having a bit of a problem deciding between the rock set or the fusion set. The fusion is all i have ever played but thinkingi mightlike this layout. Not sure which way to go lol
Hi I'm an intermediate drummer I've been playing around 7 years and I am looking for a 2nd kit is this worth getting or should I get something a bit better. I also would use them for gigs with my band so are they good for that? Thanks :)
wuhan cymbal pack they proposed is very intersting
The wuhan cymbals will definitely work when you buy your first complete drum set. Of course it'll come with cymbals, but they will sound like trash. When I brought my drums, I upgraded my cymbals because I don't want cymbals sounding like trash, then I'll be like what the hell.
My music teacher suggested this kit, He's bought a few pearl exports for our school. I've been playing for about 10 years and I'm in a band and looking for a cheap start. If I bought this, I think I'd use Zildjian cymbals with it. Just wondering whether I should go for something a little more expensive.
Check out my demo of the Pearl Roadshow with proper heads cymbals and mixing!
Sounds good if you get the rock set up with the 6.5x14 inch snare and the 22 inch kick. I would ask for a bass drum reso head without a whole cut in it to get more low bass sound.
¿Dónde puedo conseguir ese set? Con el bombo Virgen y el tom al aire?
I admire the hell out of you for using stock heads. Obviously there's no such thing as a good stamped cymbal, but the drums sound like they hold a tune well. Now if we can just get someone to make a one up-two down kit at this price point with 13, 16, and 18.... that would be choice af.
How’d you get your snare to sound like that????
Nick I think you could take a 100 dollar drum set and make it sound like a million bucks just by the way you play man.
I want this. But if i was to get it i would get some different cymbals
The bass drum sounds amazing
Bought this kit a few months ago. Easy to set up, especially if you've been tearing down and setting up for awhile. Only issue I've had is tuning/tightening. The trial and error method is bogus to me. I'm a perfectionist and get frustrated easily. Any tips, pointers or links that would help ease the frustration would be greatly appreciated! I'm really eager to rock out on this kit, but am prevented from doing so by the lack of know how. If you could guide this blind drummer on the right beat and path, that'd be hella awesome. Thanks, Sweetwater fam!!
Joey Huber Please checkout Pearl Roadshow demo 2 here on TH-cam then sub. you'll see a link how to make this kit sound great. Thanks. Peace out!
If I am an intermediate drummer, is it worth getting this kit or should I consider moving up to something such as a TAMA Imperialstar kit?
I recently bought this kit and I would say im an intermediate drummer. I'd say maybe I was a bit rash in buying this kit and should have definitely looked at used kits as they are often cheaper and some come with decent cymbals (not the bad ones you get with this kit) however I do enjoy this kit and it is definitely better than my first kit which I replaced it with. I'm gonna get new heads for Christmas and make it even better but overall. I would reccomend this but also looking at used kits is a good idea too :)
Nathan Tesman please check out the video Pearl Roadshow demo 2 here on TH-cam see if you like it. But that Tama Imperial Star is great choice too! Actually it's my dream drum kit! I say go for Tama Imperial Star. You won't need to upgrade to a new drum kit. Just change the heads & invest in good cymbals. Peace out!
Beggenner or not they cut through just fine new heads and its a great sounding kit I'm very impressed with the quality for the price besides the whole beggennar thing
I'm not a beginner, I have played drums for 20 years, but I have been out of it for about 10 years and just want a cool kit in put in my office. I love the 1 up 2 down set up. I love Ludwig, but to special order one in this set up would cost a fortune. This set just seems perfect for what I need. I'm going to get the PST 8 reflector rock pack with it and new heads and resonant heads and hopefully get a great sound out of them. I think it will suit me fine. What do you guys think?
I almost bought this drum kit. Its a good deal for the price. And you can always expand on your set up.
I ended buying a Mapex Storm 6 piece kit. I didn't get hardware with mine. I went a bit stupid and bought a heap of Mars series hardware.
And I've been buying 2nd hand cymbals. I've recently got an 18" and a 16" AA crash cymbals and a 22" AA rock ride . Best cymbals I've ever had. Aldo scored some Avedis A mastersound hats.
👍
I have the same drum kit but my toms sound so bad even after tuning, how did you make it sound so good?
Debarya Saha you get better heads and tune them with a tune bot
2 ply heads on top and bottom will make your drums sound a lot better.
What recorder did you used it so clear to hear
Nick is a weapon.
im buying my first drumset. i have a $500-$1000 budget. mostly play rock/folk/church music. i know i'll be changing the heads to good quality ones. but to start off, any recommendations on drum sets? i like this for the virgin bass drum. any other brand/models i should take a look at?
Tamas imperialstar is the best budget drumset line out there
Hey there! Give us a call at 800-222-4700 or email us at sale@sweetwater.com! One of our sales engineers would love to help you find an awesome drumset that fits your needs and your budget!
emmanuelibus I just got the pdp maple concept and I love it definitely recommend it
+sticks45 are they virgin bass drums?
craigslist
im debating on getting this and buying new cymbals or buying a double pedal
Can we see the same drummer play the different versions of this kit series ? This will help us choose which kit to purchase ...
Not a bad looking drum set. All it needs is more upgrade improvements on the drum heads and cymbals.
Is there a review for a kit with two rack toms and one floor tom.
What does 22×16 mean I need to replace a head on my kit because the head for the bass drum cracked
22 for diameter and 16 for depth.
Good sounding shells, actually. Just a head upgrade and better cymbals and this would be a great kit for almost anything
Has anyone thought about how yt? Could buy a second kit and combine both kits together to get a nine piece kit
What's the difference between rock and new fusion kit?
Checkout the Roadshow kit on Amazon. They have some nice diagrams midway down the page showing the differences for each kit (fusion vs jazz vs new fusion vs rock). But basically the new fusion kit has 2 mounted toms/1 floor tom, the rock kit has 1 upper tom and 2 floors toms.
Michael Ortiz what is the difference in sound? Is new fusion maybe usable in more genres? Sorry I'm new to drumming
Fusion drum kits usually have 10" 12" rack toms and a 14" floor tom.
The rock kit shown here has 12" rack tom and 14" 16" floor toms.
Drum sound great bro wow to practice and studio
honestly for the price its killer for studio use having all the toms isolated and a virgin kick drum means you can easily change the kick to a 24 26 20 or 18 to get different tonal balance and punch same with snares tom wise are great sizes.
Great review from a great company!
The bass drum is extremely light, how do you stop it from moving ?
The throw off on the snare drum that came with my son's roadshow kit was stripped out right out of the box.
How did you get them tuned like that? XD
Are those zildjian a customs he’s got?
Gilliam Robles lmao I was joking
Get out
Jkjk I'm just messin they aren't good zildjian K customs are really good
The cymbals were horrific! The hats are harsh and the "crash/ride" sounds like a SPLASH/rude!
Splash/ride
Well i have diffrent version of this kit and it sounds diffrent
agreed, they sound horrendous
But the drums sound great
Hints the term "Beginner". Remember he mentions "Everything you need to start drumming"??? That means beginner. He's not going to demo a complete entry-level drum kit and use Paiste 2002's with it.....that would sort of defeat the purpose of showing what the kit comes with.
The set up is like a John Bonham and Buddy Rich type set up
1 up 2 down? That's the most classic setup ever
@sweetwatersound hey! i've been drumming for 5 years i have a kit i'm not yet into to gigging would you say i should go for a higher end kit or would this be a good second kit?
Hi Spencer Holmes! When you get a chance, give us a call at (800) 222-4700 or email us at sales@sweetwater.com! One of our sales engineers would love to help you find your perfect kit!
are this same spec with the old Pearl Forum series ?
pls make a video bout tuning it!
how do you record the drums? :)
Love my pearl kit … 🥁🇦🇺🎶
My roadshow has the same color as Dave grohl s DW lol than in defferent lighting its changes like 3 defferent blues lol
Is that cymbal bent?
Hi nick do you use any muffling items for this kit i have the same one but im not that good at tuning
Is there anywhere I can get the sheet music for the stuff you're playing?
Whats the price of these
how do I add more toms
can you use a snare stand to hold that tom?
Shadow Sloth yes u can use the snare stand for the tom
A nice looking drum set I like like it
Can you tune the 1st floor Tom to make it sound like a mid Tom? Plz tell me quick!
Well kind of yeah, just tune it higher
Great review, sold! By the way you look like a much better looking John Lovitz, cheers!
Pretty good sounding drums, but I would immediately change those cymbals 😅
I would like to know the depth of the drums, thank you
Guido Ramirez he said it was 9x12,
14x14, 16x16 and 16x22
my dream drum
can you do this with good cymbals and god drum heads
Yeah, I can't believe they didn' t include K-Customs or HHX cymbals in that beginner set instead of that crap. No wonder they they call it the Roadshow-they're taking noobs for a ride. That hardware should be Pearl 2000 series too, if we want to nit pick.
This is an entry level kit, it isn't meant to have those cymbals. A person who's just starting out wouldn't want to spend probably over a grand just on the cymbals alone. I agree that they could've included some better cymbals, but come on dude, k customs on a beginners kit?
+Alex Campos I'm pretty sure he is being sarcastic
+Spencer Friedrich heh yeah I probably overreacted
@@TheSilverblade41 yea they should've partnered with zildjian or meinl to add planet z or hcs or even higher meinl classics and zildjian zbt
Your rite they gave it more of a underated kit rather taken it up a notch for how much better the kit really is like u said man I've got to agree with u I've got one and I would rather budget on a kit like this and
go all out on some nice k symbols new heads new bassdrum hoops these are too dinky when u tighten down the padal it pulls back where the mallet has to reach to the bassdrum but overall u have a great money saver and I'm happy with Pearl and yes I'm a proud owner of a nice 5 piece rock roadshow
Any opinion of this vs tama rythm mate??
Sauptik Datta Both are great drum kits, you won't go wrong with either! Audition both side by side then see what you like. But 1st. Please check out Pearl Roadshow Demo 2 here on TH-cam. See if you love it, if not get the Tama then. It also has great quality. Peace out!
the size ??
This dude could make drumming on a three day old duck carcass sound good.
Well i have a different version of this kit and it sounds different and my kit has a tom mount
What cymbals are those? Pls reply
go to 4:21
He says brass Pearl.
my man, nick, i don't think you gotta try and emphasize the "old" from these cymbals. You should've said, "we got a great selection of way less sucker cymbals for you. contact a sweet water sales engineer."
Legends say he still makes those faces
This kit, Pst 7 cymbal pack = Bonham on a budget. Throw in a Sensitone steel, Emperor tops, a cow bell and a ching ring. Done. Under $1500...maybe.
I might get one of these, dont worry i will replace the cymbals, because they are brand new in this video and the crash is already bent.