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Baptism by fire on one of these kits for me. Back in '92 I had to play one of these at a church. They had it set up behind a plexiglass shield and just one overhead mic. The gig was mostly keeping time but the kick drum on this made it hard. If I hit it light it sounded ok but the volume was VERY low.
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And when you dug into it all you got was flop. And it didn't feel solid under your foot. A 16' juggle kick stuffed with pillows would have been better. When you hit the toms they had tone but very distant and when you gave them a good whack they sounded sorta like a roto but just not as defined or as loud. So all I could do was just keep time on the snare and kick. That was not a fun gig because of the kit.
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Nobody in the band was happy about it but we were guest in that church and we showed respect. A couple of cardboard boxes would have been better! To me it's more of a novelty kit and in my case not very useful on a gig. You'd be better off with one of those.tail kits that seem to be popular now.Anyway that was my experience with the kit.Rudy.