STARPHONIC 2

[@TheGoldenDrummer]

I actually tried one of the brass ones at my local music store. It looked killer. It sounded great with the first hit. Not choked, not to sloppy, it was perfect. Then I did a rimshot. It blew my mind, and almost my eardrums. The drum was very sensitive but not overly. The snares on it were great too. Definitely gonna get me one eventually.

[@170adamb]

Drum's like these show that multi ply drums can sound every bit as good as more expensive single plys and stave etc

[@daftshark]

love brass and maple models

[@NanoAl]

I freakin loved maple, bubinga and brass!!! Really awesome sound colors

[@paulwall1981]

Man those are some nice snare drums, by who esle the best drum makers in the world TAMA. I like the bubinga shell best. But all four models look and sound amazing. Tama are and will always will be the no1 in drums. No question.

[@AvantTom]

brass and bubinga are my favorites.

[@JackFou]

Gosh, Ron Bruner is hysterical xD Can't stop laughing over his comment... you got' take some lugs off, you got' take some lugs off! Pause right at 0:48 an look at his face! And, yeah, those snare sure sound amazing! Bubinga or Aluminum for me.

[@caspercotton]

These drums are great! just ordered my second one! is Tama going to apply these advancements to the rest of the drums...especially the weight of the starclassics.

[@DxC04]

Loving the Bubinga and Brass Snares :)

[@PragueMeddler]

Next item to buy: Starphonic Brass. Never before have I heard a metal snare drum that I liked, much less one that blew my mind, even less one that inspired me to immediately start saving up for one....until now.

[@Bentley_1886]

@Metalexovics Its Hawthorne Heights Desperation from the album Fragile Future

[@drummachine86]

Ronald Brunner rules!

[@gregwilliams2764]

Brass all the way

[@Oneness100]

It kind of sounds kind of chocked to me.

[@DavidMcmenemy]

Can I have one of each for free please?

[@Youchubedude]

Why don't any of the artists hit the aluminum snare? haha

[@ThomasMetal75]

Bubinga to me sounds too low for rock or metal drumming. Jazz would sounds awesome with bubinga. I prefer maple for the snare, but bubinga would sounds so good as toms and bass drums!

[@MyDyerMaker]

More playing the drums, less bs.