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vintage Pearl President kit: SOUND DEMO

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from PEARL WEBSITE: In 1966, Pearl introduced its first top-of-the-line outfit, named The President series. Japanese professional players liked the originality of sound and design, and visiting drummers such as Art Blakey, J.C. Heard and many others were exposed to the new Pearl President drums. These drummers offered suggestions, and Mitsuo continued to upgrade equipment and perfect production methods to improve quality and performance. The success of this formula of listening to drummers play the instrument, then utilizing R&D to develop and improve product was evidenced by the high acceptance of Pearl drumsets in the U.S. markets. In later years,



13,16,20 Vintage Pearl drum kit. Remo coated tops,Remo diplomat clear reso on toms.Powerstroke 3 coated on both batter and reso side on bass.Im also using a slingerland silver sparkle snare drum. Zildjian 60's A's

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  • can you tell me how many plies they are, and what wood? and how deep are they? what snare are you using?

  • @eddytheyeti2 the plies i am not sure of. the wood is a cheaper Japanese mahogany im assuming. sizes are standard. 14x20 16x16 and 9x13. The snare drum is a 1964 3 ply slingerland wood snare. more information can probably be found on the pearl website or by googling Pearl President. thanks

  • nice... lovin the sound;) i have a kit like that my self, and i love it... the shells are SO thin,.. awesome

  • @andreasstochholm thank you. yes the shells are very thin

  • man i found one of these drum sets for 400 and its in tigers eye wrap there so cool! but i just bought a new drum setrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

  • @chrisismename nice. post some vids man

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  • Pearl is a serious drum company, you ignoramuses. They were and I think still are the only company to use hydraulic pressure cylinders to compress the shells while heating the laminate glue to boil. This pressure-saturates the shells giving incredible strength and density. These drums sound like pretty well tuned jazz drums to me.

  • Sounds beautiful. I love the snare.

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  • sounds much better than a Tama Imperialstar!!

  • Sounds beautifull!!!!

  • @falconium i can get all sounds out of them so i cant CHOOSE a head for them pearls are just amazing

  • @jdtuckley Well if they were tuned correctly they would sound alot better than this

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