Best Yamaha Stage Custom Birch 18"x15" RB Alternatives

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I had been in the market for a 18" Bass drum for a while and had invested a long time searching for different options. I decided to go with DrumCraft 6 Series after reading about them online, and boy am I happy I did. The build materials are in the premium range. Beautifully crafted drum with pristine finishes that attest to the craftmanship that went into making one of these bad boys. Sound quality is what you would expect for a Maple Tier drum. Can sound surprisingly big for its size, while cutting thru the mix beautifully. Can also be tuned high for its obvious bebop and jazz qualities. Truely a Premium bass drum for a very affordable price range. Very happy I gave it a shot.

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I use this in my home studio as a part of a mini snare-hihat-kick kit, and it’s such a lovely drum. It packs enough punch and gives a very pleasant “boom” when tuned right, even with the stock heads. Construction is very solid as you would expect from Yamaha. The colour looks even juicer in person, brightens up the room.

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This cute little drum has a very nice full sound to it, if not comparable to a 22". Perfect for jazzy purposes and for small traveling kits like mine. It looks awsome, has 8 spanners per ring, which is plenty on such a small diameter, for perfect tunability. Velcro mounted muffling cushon included and pre-mounted. I think this is a great deal and to me sounds better than expected.

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As I play acoustic jazz this bass drum offers a good bass sound at a low volume which I like. The one fault I find with it is the size of the brackets for holding the bass drum spurs . The brackets could have been engineered to be more neatly finished. As they stand they protrude too far from the side of the drum and makes it difficult to find a suitable protective cover for the drum itself.