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frontpage Posted by SensibleApple3026 over 1 year ago
frontpage Posted by SensibleApple3026 over 1 year ago

5-Piece Yamaha Stage Custom Birch Drum Kit (various colors)

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$650

$750

13% off
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Update: This popular deal is still available

Various Retailers have 5-Piece Yamaha Stage Custom Birch Drum Kit for $649.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member SensibleApple3026 for posting this deal.

Available from:
  • Amazon
    • 5 colors available (some sold by 3rd party)
  • Sweetwater Audio (Honey Amber)
    • Backordered but available to purchase
  • Guitar Center
    • 5 colors available
    • This item is backordered but available to purchase
  • Musician's Friend
    • 5 colors available (backordered but available to purchase)
Product details:
  • Birch shells give you the world-famous Yamaha birch sound
  • YESS tom mounting system provides stability and maintains resonance
  • Low-mass lugs allow the shells to vibrate for remarkable tone and sustain
  • Air Seal System ensures perfectly round shells for excellent tone and durability
  • High-gloss lacquer finish looks great and allows shells to vibrate freely

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Written by megakimcheelove | Staff

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Update: This popular deal is still available

Various Retailers have 5-Piece Yamaha Stage Custom Birch Drum Kit for $649.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member SensibleApple3026 for posting this deal.

Available from:
  • Amazon
    • 5 colors available (some sold by 3rd party)
  • Sweetwater Audio (Honey Amber)
    • Backordered but available to purchase
  • Guitar Center
    • 5 colors available
    • This item is backordered but available to purchase
  • Musician's Friend
    • 5 colors available (backordered but available to purchase)
Product details:
  • Birch shells give you the world-famous Yamaha birch sound
  • YESS tom mounting system provides stability and maintains resonance
  • Low-mass lugs allow the shells to vibrate for remarkable tone and sustain
  • Air Seal System ensures perfectly round shells for excellent tone and durability
  • High-gloss lacquer finish looks great and allows shells to vibrate freely

Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff

Original Post

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Snare lugs are not plastic, lol. I've never heard of a lug snapping, never mind half of them, lol.
A throne, kick pedal, hi-hat stand and cymbals, snare stand, crash & ride cymbals and booms. Oh and drum sticks.

So you'll need hardware like this: https://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-HW-...3BPU&psc=1

Cymbals like these: https://www.amazon.com/Zildjian-P...86TR&psc=1

And throne and drum sticks.
Meinl and Sabian are excellent too. My favorite is Paiste, but I recognize that the other brands are equally good quality.

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over 1 year ago
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AnonWon
over 1 year ago
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Quote from SensibleApple3026 :
My God, aren't we passed the "made in china" thing by now? Yamaha made in China drums are FANTASTIC quality as are countless products that are made in China, like the computer and monitor you're sitting in front of right now, and probably 90% of the electronics in your home and countless parts inside and outside the "American" car you drive. Time to get over it. Go look at a set of Yamaha Stage Customs.. and if you can say with a straight face they aren't high quality... you're a good liar.
Good job with the senseless rant! 🤣 You'll notice I mentioned Thailand, too.

This has nothing to do with the quality of Chinese products. This has to do with the fact that the classic Yamaha sound has changed with the move of their factories.

Yamaha used to have a tighter sound with great tone. They were one of the standards for studio use.

Now they have the rounded sound with dulled harmonics of most other drum manufacturers. What made Yamaha drums unique and great for the studio is now gone. They can now be thrown in with Pearl, Tama, etc.

There's no need for me to lie. If you can't hear the difference, you're deaf. Maybe get your hearing checked and protected before the tinnitus starts.
Last edited by AnonWon April 17, 2023 at 04:51 PM.
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SensibleApple3026
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over 1 year ago
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Quote from AnonWon :
Good job with the senseless rant! 🤣 You'll notice I mentioned Thailand, too.

This has nothing to do with the quality of Chinese products. This has to do with the fact that the classic Yamaha sound has changed with the move of their factories.

Yamaha used to have a tighter sound with great tone. They were one of the standards for studio use.

Now they have the rounded sound with dulled harmonics of most other drum manufacturers. What made Yamaha drums unique and great for the studio is now gone. They can now be thrown in with Pearl, Tama, etc.

There's no need for me to lie. If you can't hear the difference, you're deaf. Maybe get your hearing checked and protected before the tinnitus starts.
"dulled harmonics," "tighter" sound, lol. Um, thanks for your "opinion", lol. Here's a quick lesson: Heads and tuning, not wood type, number of plies and bearing edges, make up 95% of a drums sound. Remember this going forward and you won't sound so ignorant when the topic comes up.
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AnonWon
over 1 year ago
156 Posts
Quote from SensibleApple3026 :
"dulled harmonics," "tighter" sound, lol. Um, thanks for your "opinion", lol. Here's a quick lesson: Heads and tuning, not wood type, number of plies and bearing edges, make up 95% of a drums sound. Remember this going forward and you won't sound so ignorant when the topic comes up.
Have you ever played in a high end professional recording studio? Have you ever professionally recorded, mixed, or mastered drums? Yeah, I'm guessing no to all of the above. It must be tough to not be able to afford the top of the line gear and have it be a fantasy. Keep parroting that averageness and keep that newb life strong!
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Deadbydawn
over 1 year ago
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Get the Aquarian Super Kick 2 bass drum head. No dampening needed. I have always used a pillow in both bass drums but was advised to try the Aquarian sk2 in '08 I thought no way will it not need any dampening but it didn't and sounded way better than anything I had used.