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Remo Drumheads 10/12/14 Emperor Clear Pack. But if you dig more synthetic sounds, I'd definitely suggest finding one and checking it out. Drummers Paradise has the best selection of Remo Drumheads Packs available both Instore and Online through. While the kit had a ton of sustain and resonance, it lacked the warmth and penetration I want from a kit. The build quality of the kit was just as good as any other high-end builder, but the sound has to be for you. It was crazy! But the snare sounded fantastic though - cranked super-high with an e-ring sounded like Keith Carlock's side snare, it was nice.

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However, they tuned really well and sustained for longer than any other drums I've ever heard - a full 4.5 seconds by my count on the 10' tom w/ a coated Ambassador once I got it well in tune. The drums themselves didn't have a super-pleasing tone to my ear, sounded too synthetic and bongy, like a weird mix of acrylic, steel-shell and dense wood. Despite the over simplification that they 'are not wood drums' go check out REMO djembes and you can see the material first hand. We had a guy bring in an older 4-piece kit, 16x20, 7x10, 14x14, and a 14x3 piccolo. The REMO drums in my experience are simply some of the best sounding drums out there. (Not sure of this, but that's what I've been able to figure out by looking at them.) What I can tell you for sure is that they are LOUD and have SUSTAIN beyond belief. It's (to my understanding) a process that involes a long, thin sheet of some kind of fiber composite schtuff that is wrapped around and around and compressed to turn hundreds of layers of this stuff into a shell.

Both are made out of Remo's proprietary Acousticon shell, which they also make a lot of their hand drums out of. Remo currently has a couple different lines of drums - TSS and Gold Crown.

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