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Average user rating 4 of 5

• tentacle

  

  Wed 16 Jan 2008, 5:23 pm UTC

  User rating 4 of 5

  As michael56 says, a wicked all round kit.
  As for the negative points on the snare in the article: get one of Mapex's Back Panthers! Best drumI ve ever heard and so versatile.
  Mapex rock! (or jazz, or funk, or metal...)

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• rabbitrabbit

  

  Mon 14 Jan 2008, 1:28 pm UTC

  User rating 4 of 5

  I agree with michael56 - this kit does rock!
  I brought mine from a friend who was moving to Australia and didn't have the space for it. I think he changed the heads but they sound great. I'm a beginner and this kit has really helped my confidence - highly recommended!

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• michael56

  

  Sat 29 Dec 2007, 10:52 am UTC

  User rating 4 of 5

  I have used an M Birch rock kit for the last two years for both gigging and recording. Ireplaced the hoops on the snare drum with die-cast hoops and upgraded the snare wires.I then replaced the supplied Remo heads with Powerstroke 3's on the toms, a Coated Ambassador on the snare and a Remo Powersonic head on the kick drum with a Falam Slam patch in the centre. This kit really rocks! Coupled with Sabian AAX cymbals I rate this kit higher than any I have owned in the past including Ludwig 60's kit, Premier 70's kit etc. I would recommend this kit to anyone on a budget who is looking for an all round kit that looks and sounds amazing for not much outlay.

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