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DW & John Good deserve every penny they earn, no other manufacturer love or push the boundaries of their products, like they do... they are 20,000 leagues above any other company, go DW !
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@giulienk turns out, 15s are VERY rare. Still keeping an eye out for ya.
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@DrumWorkshopInc well, i would like to talk with john good, personally, about making just a solid bubinga shell, made by DW
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@BennexD We hear you! Our metals shells are not to far off from that now. :)
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@DrumWorkshopInc how about making a "super solid" metal shell??
like copper, bronze, aluminium, brass, steel....
it would be an awesome heavy and loud sound!
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@TheWordChurch08 Thanks for asking! We have a lead time of about 16 weeks right now for Super Solids which are made from Maple wood. You best chance to getting one sooner is too check with your local authorized DW drums dealer.
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oh, make me a 3/4" bubinga shell, that would be cool!
wp08021 13 hours ago
@wp08021 Aw people are fascinated with the solid Bubinga shell these days. We are going to have a new snare for the PDP line which will be a Maple/Bubinga 18 ply hybrid snare. :)
DrumWorkshopInc 2 hours ago
What is the most important thing to consider when cutting snare beds? depth? width? etc
scott111193 1 month ago
@scott111193 You have included what matters most with cutting snares beds. Depth and Width. You want enough room for the snare wires to fit snug and flush without is being to tight choking the snare wires or to loose obviously. Our specs that work for all size snares 1/4 deep by 5-6 inches wide.
DrumWorkshopInc 1 month ago
who's playing? it sounds to me like Bozzio or maybe Wackerman, what's the name of the song?
asel1124 2 months ago
@asel1124 Terry Bozzio has a Japanese collection that this track came from. Good ear!
DrumWorkshopInc 2 months ago 2