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I have a pretty beat up old kit that I've been using for a long time (on and off for about 10 years), but it's still in reasonably good condition overall. I've been looking into methods of making old kits sound decent and I think the most important thing right now is replacing the heads. I have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to heads. Do I need to replace both the batter and resonant heads? The resonant heads seem like they are in fine condition, but is it preferable for the batter and resonant heads to be the same brand or does that not matter at all? If not, should I replace them anyway despite being in decent condition just because of how old they are? I've been using the same heads since I bought the kit and I have no idea how long the previous owner was using them. Any advice I can get regarding heads would be awesome.
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Jan 19, 2015 05:55
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Greggster posted:I think two hanging toms and one floortom + 2 crash + 1 ride & hihat (plus snare and kick) is the perfect amount of drums to play on. Perfect for you is the key thing. I like a simple kit too. I play a 4 piece (with hh, 2 crashes and a ride), but everyone has different tastes and different needs to suit what they want to play.
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