2022 Rogers Drums Review - Cleveland Series, SuperTen and Thundertone!

[@willymccabe6602]

DCoP's drums always sound so superb. No matter what kit is being featured. Your drums sound better than about 98% of the recorded music I come across. Just outstanding videos.

[@tinterlande]

Thanks so much Willy, that means a lot!

[@SaS-Music]

Stone Henge, The Great Pyramid of Giza, The Great Wall of China, The Hanging Garden of Babylon…then we have The Great Drum Center of Portsmouth. One day I hope to see them in person!

[@thomasmoje5926]

Those shell interiors look gorgeous! I have a vintage Rogers kit from mid-1960's and the workmanship and finish on those drums is just superb. But these new Rogers drums look and sound great and I am glad Rogers is back. I may just spring for one of the Cleveland kits.

[@aaronserfatydrumsandpercus7589]

The lower tuning is where it's at! What an amazing set of drums

[@jasonmckinney2705]

Whooooo, great display of new Rogers drums. The low tuning was rockin. They are a little out of my price range right now, but maybe someday. Best SNOM I have ever heard.

[@jobrothberg4679]

I've got a 60 year old Rogers Kit, 20 12 16, blue onyx. The second he started playing I recognised the Rogers sound!! It boggles the mind, they must have the most consistent brand sound of all drum manufacturers. I suspect the sound, at least on my old Rogers comes from Mass vs Drum size, because they are heavy due to the industrial hardware! Which has never failed. Thanks great drumming!

[@danielcano3725]

sound great and unique to me in today's sonic landscape. kudos to another fantastic video presentation DCP!

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Love these Rogers drums. Shane’s playing was awesome!

[@AeroDude73]

That thundertone snare sounds amazing!!

[@foreverunsaved6661]

A 'Flair Drum' - all I got to say is .... WHOOOOOOOOO

[@mountainhobbit1971]

those Rogers and those K's are a match made in heaven.

[@robsingletary2383]

Glad to see 13 inch tom in this day and age of all even sized toms....Cool finish too....Def retro vibe going on here

[@josiahschwarz6595]

That first SNOM hit was amazing. Eventually I’ll take on a shallow floor tom conversion project.

[@richardpine8011]

Beautiful looking and sounding drums. I know that’s Rogers coming back has been talked about for years but I’m glad it’s turning out really well. Now vintage stuff is really in its the perfect time to come back. Hope they go from strength to strength!

[@craigbradl4139]

Very nice,although i still likr my butcher block ROGERS SET better(52 years old) 12,13 shell toms, 16,18 floor toms .22 bass

[@dancalabrese3523]

I have a sentimental soft spot for Rogers as they were the first new, professional drum set that I purchased in 1972. This kit sounds great, especially the Super Ten, which I'm sure would be easier to adjust than a Dynasonic. But instead of coming out with another line, I don't understand why the "new" Rogers isn't working on increasing the offerings of the Covington Line (more finishes, more kit configurations like two mounted rack toms, an option for a real tom mount, etc.)? But DCP did a great job of presenting these new options from Rogers. You guys make me want to purchase just about everything you do a video on! I wonder how the new Rogers is doing in terms of sales especially considering their prices and the limited selection.

[@barberjeff67]

The drums sound great. I agree on the Dyno-matic pedal. I have one and love it. Has a vintage vibe but modern updates. Very smooth and quick.

[@michelpeindaries2544]

Ça fait vraiment plaisir d entendre une batterie sonner comme ça, et le look vintage en plus

[@hippydippy]

Love the sound & look's of those Rogers!

[@tophatjohnny]

Nice sounding kit, like so many out there but missing the mark omitting the set it and forget Swivo matic Tom holder, as well as size limitations! T-Rods are beautiful!

[@gadymarcus5297]

magnificent sound.

[@klauth_Yksyn]

Tom's sound great guys !👍

[@dugjay]

Definitely liked the low tuning more!

[@Steven-xd5kn]

My first real kit was Rogers in the late '70s. I was young and the memory lock hardware sold me which was actually great and liked for a long time. But the drums themselves were really not that great as I learned later they were in a decline at that time. These on the other hand are absolutely amazing. Glad to see Rogers making the come back they are... 🤘🏻🍻

[@Steven-xd5kn]

And speaking of kick pedals, the big R pedals were big foot pedals with a big leather pull down strap. Eventually picked up some Ludwig Speed kings at the time. Good to hear they fixed that as well...

[@brains84]

Thanks for demoing the K Kolossal Cymbal pack. I have been looking into them for a while.

[@michaelsullivan1262]

Blessed are the T rods! 🙌🏼

[@thomastorres9902]

I love Zildjian !!

[@goodtimejohnny8972]

Will have to buy each configuration to obtain a four tom setup. I do wish they would bring back posting tune bot settings for low and high tunings on these kit reviews.

[@michaeljohnson8058]

Did Shane have an extra cup 'o joe? His playing was extra-focused, just great 🤘

[@C0zyDunt]

I thought the high tuning sounded awesome, but the low tuning!!! WOW really kicks butt.

[@Picklesismyhero]

9:24 Shane Bonham! Get it man!

[@NEALBABBITT]

Drums sound fantastic, just like my old Rogers set. That price is a bitter pill however.

[@samcook1545]

True. You could get a vintage Rogers kit Much better price.

[@samcook1545]

Any chance they will start offering Swivo-native bass mounted tom holders?

[@nairnodrums]

Agreed. They sound great but there are some great vintage Rogers out there that are cheaper and come with mojo… and more finish choices.

[@NEALBABBITT]

@@nairnodrums a LOT cheaper.

[@NEALBABBITT]

@@samcook1545 I'm not sure what you mean, but they have those new tom holders that adapt to the swivomatic tom brackets are are (in my opinion) more user friendly and modern.

[@luiszuluaga6575]

That’s one phat sounding kit there. 🫸🏼🥁🍗🫷🏼

[@mermerserkan]

Great video guys, thank you again! By the way looks like Tama Speed Cobra's are your favorite pedals :) You're using them almost all your videos. Maybe you can make a drum pedals video soon?

[@ivanbajovic3476]

That would be great

[@acattoir]

Something magic about that kick drum. Least to me anyway.

[@jasonwiggins5670]

My fav drum company. But I have the Big R rogers drums 1973 plus script logo dynasonic snare 1970’s. Plus 8-10 rogers concert toms early 80’s

[@davidkral7317]

Nice drums, great drummers!

[@danielhansen6991]

My first kit in the 70s were Rogers Studio 12s

[@Sundaydrumday]

ALSO SOMEONES BEEN PRACTICING........SOUNDING REALLY GOOD MAN

[@rhythmista7707]

Wonderful drums. Are their cymbal stands equipped with gearless tilters?

[@Sundaydrumday]

WHOA THAT SNOM!!!!!!!

[@dmitryshkolnik5233]

I mean, these are fine I guess, if you're on the vintage train and for some mysterious reason wish to skip Ludwig or G.Way for the same price?.. but, I wanted to comment more on your Kolossal Set of Zildjians, this is just so perfectly matched soundwise and the price is also so attractive, it's hard for me to imagine anything can beat that at all. Bullseye!

[@SOLDbyYOU]

Has Rogers updated their tom mounts? And Isolation Mount system ?

[@jarrettwalck3409]

Those are some really nice USA built kits

[@roomdog40]

Why isn't Bill Detamore's initials on the inside tag like the Covington and Dynasonics?

[@KB-th9jm]

Excellent

[@ramonkey2939]

That intro lol 😂lol yep I love that Cleveland series

[@doublea7054]

Nice sounding drums

[@Sundaydrumday]

WOW, HOLY....BEEP...BEEP.....BEEP ROGERS MAKING A LATE GAME PLAY EH? SWEEET KITS AND THE SNARES NEVER DISSAPOINT

[@brent3760]

How does it differ from the Covington shells? Thicker? Sonic difference?

[@drumcenternh]

5-ply maple poplar w/ re-rings, instead of 3-ply maple poplar w/ re-rings. Similar thickness. We've reviewed the Covington's here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6eTn31obK2rjsU

[@ThDirtyCurfDrummer]

There are more advancements on the Rogers Dyno-matic bass drum pedal than the majority of the "more modern" pedal makers you favor. Providing the ability to adjust your spring's tension without having to remove the pedal, or stretch to the floor to adjust is something other manufacturers should do. The only exception is the recent Tama clone, which in all honesty was only done to take money from Rogers because Tama's early kits were imitations of Rogers. And then there's the ability to adjust the height of your pedal so you can play a bass drum as small as 18" to as large as 30", in my humble opinion, is another great advancement other manufacturers should implement into their pedals. Rogers may not be as fast as a lot of other pedal makers, but if the music you play isn't all that fast, it really doesn't matter.

[@oysterhead5150]

Great kit, love the sound! But over 3k is way to steep for me.

[@Sundaydrumday]

ALOT OF PLAYERS WOULD CHOKE THAT CLASSIC ROGERS KICK, SOUNDS KILLER OK IM DONE YELLIN AT YA, GREAT VIDEO

[@AJd1996]

The intro😂

[@richietorrance9933]

Hahah! Flair Drum, yessss 😂

[@malcolmbliss777]

Wow! Those sound amazing. They sound…. American. Kind of like the difference between a Fender and a Marshall.

[@OlliVimpari]

That intro😂

[@U2WB]

Sorry for the off-topic question : what are those white sparkle drums in the background ? They’re beautiful !

[@handidrummed]

Looks like a Sonor.

[@adamfrost3722]

Sonor Designer

[@timclissold6570]

Heavenly

[@telsonalves8060]

Belíssima !!!!

[@IAmMattLewis]

Price point is bonkers to me. How do they compare in quality to other high end brands? To me, they just don't sound good enough to justify that price.

[@marcoagius6926]

yeah! overpriced instruments made in usa

[@dancalabrese3523]

@@marcoagius6926 They are actually only finished and assembled in the USA. The shells are made in Tawain.

[@Luiz-vo8yn]

Good !!!

[@ramonkey2939]

Nice

[@AeroDude73]

Love your guy’s videos but it’d be awesome if these were in 4K instead of just HD. Excellent work otherwise.

[@adamfrost3722]

The people have spoken! I'll tell Shane to drop 10k on another 4k camera.

[@AeroDude73]

@@adamfrost3722 lol. Another one?! So you guys have one & aren’t recording these incredible videos with it??!! 😂 🤷‍♂️🤔😎😉

[@adamfrost3722]

@@AeroDude73 we shoot with 3 cameras, but one is 1080. Gotta go with the lowest common denominator.

[@涛大爷]

The existence of handicrafts

[@wstagner]

This sounds like the kit that Mel Taylor would have used backin the 1960's.

[@TheSingolarmente]

Are the shells made in Taiwan?

[@drumcenternh]

yes. the raw shells are sent to California and finished by Bill Detamore

[@TheSingolarmente]

@@drumcenternh Thanks!

[@TheMadDogsRock]

🙏🙏🙏

[@matthewpaluch777]

😎👍💗🇺🇸 🐽🥁🔥🎼 🔊)BILL!!!

[@Sundaydrumday]

LOL CUT TO SHANE AND HE CHOKES IT OUT, HAHAHAHA, I WOULD TO SHANE , LOVE YA STILL U SOUND GOOD TO MAN, OK IM DONE

[@bilhamcobbly2957]

Uggh! I wish I had a million dollars

[@hasan_bahramian]

🌹 🤘❤️💚💙

[@nealsausen4651]

Yeah, assembled in USA California but where are all the parts made! Huh! Try Taiwan?

[@judehanley9980]

$3600 for 3 drums. Yikes.

[@marcoagius6926]

all instruments made in usa are overpriced

[@tbowles1500]

Hate wrapped drums, gimme natural finish any day, all day

[@Koch-Locke]

Tama Maple Win Hands Down, they beat out dw…

[@polarnatten]

I dig the sound of Cleveland series but just ONE finish in THAT price range?! Way too cult.

[@michaelsullivan1262]

Snarflom

[@crazy8sdrums]

"Made by an American" means made by some unfortunate soul in Mainland China that will never be able to play what they made. Pork Barrel Bill...too many of them already in America.

[@MoneyGrip70]

Have 3 1960's era Rogers, to be honest they sound like crap. The snares are awesome but the toms not so good. Dead, muffled, no resonance no hit

[@ronaldperry]

Why does a 3 pc Cleveland cost $1000 more than a 3 pc Powertone?