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« Reply #60 on: October 09, 2005, 09:06 AM »

When i was searching for thee drums for me i played them (all). Man, i dont want to be difficult here but i honestly dont know what guys see in Gretsch, i wasnt knocked out by the sound at all. Three kits of similar construction were my top three choices for tonal reasons which were DW, Ayotte, and  Premier signias. The Signias just stood out as the warmest, beefiest sounding kit in the shop and thats what i took home. Premiers quality control was a total joke. I got some issues taken care of but it was a nightmare. Sound companies always comment on the sound of my kit.
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« Reply #61 on: October 09, 2005, 11:08 AM »

Well my favorite is Creation Drum Company. It's a small company of a friend of mine out of Denver Colorado. His drums sound amazing. www.creationdrums.com

The best drums I have ever played.
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« Reply #62 on: October 09, 2005, 09:22 PM »

Man, i dont want to be difficult here but i honestly dont know what guys see in Gretsch,

Maybe because there are many other sets out there like mine that are 40 yrs old, sound better by the year and still look good.

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« Reply #63 on: October 10, 2005, 07:38 AM »

Man, i dont want to be difficult here but i honestly dont know what guys see in Gretsch, i wasnt knocked out by the sound at all.

Try some of the 40 year old Gretsch then you will see.  I don't like the newer Gretsch kits myself.
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« Reply #64 on: October 10, 2005, 11:59 AM »

When i was searching for thee drums for me i played them (all). Man, i dont want to be difficult here but i honestly dont know what guys see in Gretsch, i wasnt knocked out by the sound at all. Three kits of similar construction were my top three choices for tonal reasons which were DW, Ayotte, and  Premier signias. The Signias just stood out as the warmest, beefiest sounding kit in the shop and thats what i took home. Premiers quality control was a total joke. I got some issues taken care of but it was a nightmare. Sound companies always comment on the sound of my kit.

People see in Gretsch what you see in Premier.  A kit they like.   Thats really all there is in the end.  That's why there's more than one company making drums.  
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