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henhog
Tadpole
Joined: 13 Jan 2007
Posts: 24
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| yeah i used to have a stage custom as well - there awsome - especially the hardware they came with. However, i moved onto the oak custom and its even more amazing! Yeah - the SC is fantastically priced and an awsome all round kit |
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thumper
Ferret
Joined: 29 Sep 2005
Posts: 113
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I have the SC Advantage Nouveau (with the quick change composite lugs), and I'm quite happy with it. The hardware is bulletproof, and the drums sound great with good skins (Evans G2 clears) and proper tuning.(the snare kinda sucks though-I use a late '60's Yammie steel 14" instead) . I'm the only person who knows that these are "intermediate" drums, as the rest of my band and the people who attend our gigs can't tell the difference, and frankly, they don't really care. They sound awesome, that's the most important thing....  |
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treflip98
Big Guppy
Joined: 21 Sep 2006
Posts: 46
Location: Orange Park Fl.
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Wow no one read this.. haha... I was an idiot when I wrote this.. since then I have learned much more about drums and drumming and I apologize for being so idiotic. Stage Customs are intermediate.. no where near professional, but decent.  |
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