Focus-X Power Dot is thicc boi. Awesome vid

DAMN!!! Thanks for the time you put into this. P3's and the Super II to me had the best overall sound. Didnt hear a single Evans I liked.

Thanks 😌

Wow Remo wins hard

Absolutely excellent. 🎵🎵✨️🎵🎵🎵✨️✨️

I heard a lot of drums, but not much hi hats. Disappointing.

Ring my bell! A bebe! 🔔🎶

Where is this made/from … ?

Sounds great-my kinda trash👍🏽👏🏽 Great playing on that too👊🏽🥁

awesome video!!!

Yeeeeeeeeeee!🎉

Looks as awful as it sounds. Not much variation in sound. Expect the holes to crack the first time it gets crashed to hard. Throw that chunk back in the furnace. Fail.

How great was Q drum company I once played a steel drum set at a shop and was just blown away by those drums those Q drum snares sound great man I wish they where still being made just such a tragedy man thank you for that memory I hope I never forget

Whoa that’s a beautiful ride *edit: just looked at the price… yep! lol

Last one was the clear winner. What model was it?

Thanks for doing this - it's super helpful. I'm sure it was a ton of work!

I use the Genera Dry for most applications but when I’m playing metal / thrash type music I use the HD Dry.

I love 4 piece drumkit

These are interesting. Thanks for showing me them. 👍😁

Great brand, outstanding sound.

Modern vintage super kick I anybody? That one had the juice.

Bravo, super boulot ! Tellement efficace !!!

Thank you for the demo Timpano. I have had my eye on one of these snares.

Thank you!

A great comparison - thanks! Great to hear all the different flavours side by side. Having been around a lot of them, a clear PS3 tends to be the one for most of my situations.

Ah that threw me. I thought maybe the sand hats were the Matt Gs. Be good to hear how they compare to the extra dry hats

They look nice but sound pretty ordinary. And for that ridiculous price!🤨

Catch me when the price comes back down to Earth.

Its sound is very similar to Canopus's One Piece Shell + Brass Hoop.

Sounds good, definitely not an eye candy snare like my BB's with Brass hardware or the BB Hotrod 😋. And its not a Dunnett, N&C or a BB. Listening to this, I prefer my Rogers Dynasonic. But its all subjective. Kinda obvious this is for collectors at $2k since they only made 400. Its a DW/Craviotto. I think Stone Drum Co owns the original Slingerland molds ? Thanks for the upload

Ffs, people want an $800 RK…Those same people would then complain it’s made overseas and junk 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Man, Aquarian knows how to make a kick drum head. I may have to switch the Emad2 out. Thanks for all the work you put into this homie.

they are priced for Jeff Bezos.

@2:42 can’t beat it!

Thank you guys so much for this! 🤘💪

The new ones sound better than the vintage ones..

Aquarian FTW!

Thanks for the video and for presenting the cymbals and not your drumming skills (which I'm sure are great) I can hear a difference in all 3. stick definition and pitch gets higher, the heavier the weight is. That said, the lightest is most probably the most fun when rehearsing alone and the heaviest the best in a live situation. Its a pity that the perfect doesnt exist. 🙂

What artist or song made Slingerland Radio Kings popular? The 14x7 sounds better and by better I mean more tolerable. Im sure these would be great in the right context, just not sure what that is?

This or the new Rogers Dynasonic..🤔 These are a lot more expensive.. More than double the price of a Dynasonic..

That twenty sounds great. Thanks for the demo and great job

I like my Zildjian N&C 14/4,75 😊. Nice video , there isn’t much difference between them though.

question is, what was the reso :D

I'm newly returned to drumming. Can someone either direct me to, or make an accurate accounting of the terminology 'actual' drummers use to define snare sound? I have perfect pitch and I'm a recovered audiophile and a retired orchestral professional. I can clearly hear all the elements of the sound 'as I understand them': from the initial quality of the transient attack batter-side, its subsequent snare-side response, and the resultant interplay that constitute the sustain, decay and volume of the both the ring (overtones) and the tuned pitch of the head relative to the the initial articulation. It being obligated by physics that the toughest, longest lasting heads, those with greater resonant mass, by definition cause 'lower' pitch, longer sustain, and richer overtones when tuned to the same tension as less massive heads, it is a forgone conclusion that the pursuit of ever greater volume and have caused snare drums to sound less and less like snare drums (the Diplomat 5mm) and more and more like composites of drums and struck iron; which ironically you then seem to spend the rest of your life trying to engineer out, by means of time and tuning (which won't work) or additional purchases.

The aquarian sound the best to me, followed by that evans with the oil between the plies

FANTASTIC

I would rather have heard this with less snare (maybe a cross-stick?) and lighter, feathering on the bass.

Huge salute for the time, and money spent making this….WOW. This video single-handedly legitimizes KZbin. Well done, brother.

I’ve never used Aquarian but now I’m going to. I love the open low end all of them had

i knew it was an aluminum snare even before looking at the info. they have the most distinctive sound of all snares, especially when wide open and not muffled.