Best Gretsch Drums 22"x18" Renown Maple BD -PB Alternatives

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Just what the title says: I muffle this heavily by putting in a foam muffler, the pillow that comes in with the bass drum purchase as well as a bunch of cloths touching the resonant head. I play funk with it and I am extremely happy! It has a deep sound with small but nonzero sustain. The beater head I use produces a warm-like attack, which feels like we have low filter goin' on. It is pretty cool!!! I used to own a pearl export set many years ago and I remembered from back then that the bass drum was sounding amazing!

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Ordered this for my new drum set, I do not regret. I tuned mine lower than usual and it produces a great fat sound, which I love since I normally play rock. The finish is absolutely astounding, it shines in the light and gives a "wow" look. I definitely rcommend this to beginners/intermediate drummers.

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This drum is great, period! I use this for rehearsals, live performances, and recordings for things that go on Spotify. I play quiet acoustic styles, as well as hardcore and metal. This is now my go to kick drum for all of that. I actually got this drum as an intermediate step before investing in something more expensive. Then I got it, and: -the quality and solidity of the wood, hardware, knobs is just great -I still use the stock heads with the included small muffling pillow, and I see no reason to change that anytime soon, it sounds great -I've gotten compliments from recordings with this drum, .e.g "the kick sounds awesome" I play it with some some technically higher end gear, like a Pearl Decade Maple snare, and New Beat hi hats, and there is no noticeable difference in...