i need help deciding on heads for an all birch set its a pdp fs set
i want something fat and punchy [which i know the wood will give me]
but something that would be easy to tune because this set is ughhh hard to
tune....any suggestions or if you guys could give me some recording on how ur
BIRCH kit sounds with a certain type of head PLEASE give me a link so i can
listen to your beauties
your feedback is APPRECIATED! (:








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Check this out; http://aquariandrumheads.com/drumhead_tips/default.asp

There's also a comparison chart if you want to use Evans or Remo heads.








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aww wow thanks alot!!!








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No problem. I have a PDP LX (which is maple) with Coated Response 2 and Hi-Frequency on toms, Classic Coated and Hi-Performance on the snare, and SuperKickII and Regulator with 2.5" offset port.








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Dr. Rodney McKay wrote:

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wat would u recommend for a fs birch kit for a low end punch?








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evans ec2s do well, but if u really want some punch and nothing else then get some evans hydralics.








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DW drums and hardware
Sabian, Paiste and, of course, SALUDA cymbals
Aquarian drum heads

Hydraulics are good for lots of punchy tone and fast decay. I use coateds on the bottom to kinda round out the decay.








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