[bobboobbbooo]

I want to buy a Tama Starclassic kit. Maple and Bubinga are the best, or so I've heard. I mostly play rock/metal/heavy metal music, so which kit would fit me the best?

[tamamamama]

Probably the Performer. It is made of Birch/bubinga. The birch gives the nice attack and high end, as wel as projection. The bubinga warms up the sound and brings out a lot of low end tone.

If you want to go cheaper I would go with the Superstar all birch and throw some coated heads on it

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[Gus]

I echo the performer.

[bobboobbbooo]

What would be second the second choice? I'm just wondering.

[tamamamama]

Probably the Superstar. I love them, they are so underrated.

[Gus]

Originally Posted by tamamamama

Probably the Superstar. I love them, they are so underrated.

All that remains drummer has one.

Also check out Taye And Sonor kits.

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	Sonor Drums Shop for Sonor Drums at Musician's Friend

[bobboobbbooo]

Thanks both of you

[slingerland]

Go to Drummerworld and there are discussions on that site that would help you out as well as you can ask questions. If I were you I would try out the Maple then Bubinga and then the combination then make the call. GOOD LUCK! SLINGERLAND