I remember drooling over this snare drum while staring at the ad for it in Drum! magazine when I was kid. Sounds awesome!

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Yes!! I literally just found my old stash of Drum! and Modern Drummer magazines the other day. It’s like stepping back in time. 😂😂

Timbo if I ever get cancer I want you to be the one to tell me. Another great episode in the can, can’t wait for next weeks.

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Thanks John. Glad you got a kick out of this. I’m hoping to try something a little different this coming week. You’ll have to let me know what you think of the new format!

I cannot wait for this channel to blow up. More drummers NEED to watch your content!!!!!!

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Jace!! Yo, thank you so much for your vote of confidence. You're a friggin' legend. I hope with a few more years of hard work, we'll build a fun little community around this stuff--together!

You seem like such a fun person to hang out with, found your content last Saturday and binged watched it all! Love the vids!

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Yo, thanks so much for the kind words. Means a lot! It's been super fun to make these long-form videos after focusing on little Instagram clips for so long. More to come! And if you have any questions or ideas, don't hesitate to reach out!!

You're hitting hard in this one Timbo! Sounds great mate!

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Thanks dude. I appreciate ya!

So cool!!!!

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Thanks James!

Love that you are doing these Tim! Dennis is a great dude!

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Man, I've seen Dennis around town here since I was a kid. He'd buy drums from us at Music Go Round while I was in college. And we'd see one another at the drum show up until recently when we really started getting into the deep with this Turkish Cymbals stuff. He's such a good guy, and he's incredibly smart. I've got nothing but good things to say about him, and I'm so excited to see whatever else he does in the future!

Thanks a lot.. Now I want one too.. 😅

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

They're out there! I'm not sure what the fair market value is today, but when I bought my first one, they were typically around 650 used. I got mine for about 400. And the second one I got that needed some replacement parts, I picked up for a couple hundred bucks. I think some folks genuinely don't know what they are because they're so rare, so hopefully you'll find a deal on one sooner than later!

Very cool drum and it sounds amazing

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Totally agreed. One of a kind. I’m so happy I got to give this one a go! 😁👊

Never seen that drum before, killer! I live near most of those dudes in southeast MA. I've seen Joey gassing up his Ferrari, seen Steven at a convenience store but the only one I've met was brad when I deliver something to him at his house like 25 yrs ago lol they have a warehouse near by as well or did.

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Wowww, what a small world! I've heard Joey is supposed to be a nice dude. Would be rad if you two ran into one another some day. And man, this drum is a joy to play. They're hard to find, but worth picking up if you find 'em priced right!

Excellent video and drumming

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Gregggyyyy! Man, thank you. I appreciate it!

About 10 yrs ago somebody on eBay was selling his dw cast bronze with white hardware and a cast copper with white hardware. Both were authenticated signed and had Aerosmith remo heads. Road cases were in the pics too. Each one went for $400-$500ish! I'm still kicking myself for not buying both. They weren't up long and I saw them early. Oh man, still haunts me.

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Holy moly. I wonder how those got there. Wish I wouldn't known about them too! hahaha I can't imagine how pumped the buyers were to land those deals.

Love your passion man 🙌 That rock track was awesome 🤘

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Glenn! Man, this snare was a treat. Sometimes, you can just feel the spirit of an instrument, and I definitely felt that with this drum. It made playing those rock tracks even more fun than usual!

Love the sound of your Yamaha drum set

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! It's a 1987 Recording Custom. I've been having a lot of fun with those drums!

I have that exact yamaha YD9000 kit but in orange!!!

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Oh man, that's awesome. I love these drums so much. They literally sound like what (almost anyone) would imagine a drum set to sound like in their mind. Rad rad kit.

@Ted_Swayinghill

Жыл бұрын

@@timbofromkeno SO EASY TO TUNE! What year is your kit? Mine is a 84

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

@@Ted_Swayinghill Mine's just a few years older. Mine is an '87!

just found your channel; first off. Them Yammie rec customs look sick. They sound sicker. Just your whole mic'ing and sound production is stellar. Secondly, I OWN this drum, but I rarely play it. I used it for a couple sessions but I swapped the heads and snares of course. To know it can sound this slappy and bright, wow! Its just got that 'SMACK'. Also, you're a killer player with great fluidity. Rock on mate.

@timbofromkeno

11 ай бұрын

Ethan, man, thanks so much for all the kind words. I've owned a few of these snares over the years, and they've always been so fun to play! If you ever have any questions about how to dial your M-1946 in like this, please shoot me an email or something. I'm always happy to help!

Gold OVER brass? That's really cool. And the wires too?!

@timbofromkeno

11 ай бұрын

The wires too! Isn't that wild??

Pretty sweet snare! Like it much better than the 24K DW for Erik Hernandez

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Those are interesting drums. And typically I love a of the PDP stuff, but I think the shell was too thick on those for me. It needed a little more body in my opinion. At least we've got this other gold snare to smack around! lol

@mobilesuitderka

Жыл бұрын

@@timbofromkeno On the topic of metal snares...have you had a chance to play the Ludwig Copperphonic?

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

@@mobilesuitderka I've played those and the old bronze ones too. They're cool, but for me, those alloys just have too many overtones that I don't care for. I always seem to go back to my trust black nickel over brass Black Beauty.

Snare sounds great! You also know how to bring out the best sounds out of the gear. Share how you record /process the sounds PLEASE!!

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for the kind words! You know what the funny thing is? The majority of my sound comes from a $150 Apex 210B Ribbon mic that I put about 35-40 feet out from the kit, set perpendicular so that the figure 8 pattern picks up the walls (ambience), not the hits (transients). And then I just put that thing through Waves CLA-Drums for a little EQ and compression. It's really the key to my whole sound!

Hey timbo! I reckon .. if it appeals , you could lay down your monster druming to set bpms and sell that stuff! I reckon that would sell like hotcakes

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

I might be able to, yeah! There are so many variables that people are picky about with that stuff, though. Some want stereo mixes. Some want stems. Some want raw tracks, while others want processed. And some want specific sample rates. That's why I just do stuff like this. Making content that's fun for me ensures I keep a smile on my face the entire time I'm making music (or music-adjacent content). : )

@morrinsville23

Жыл бұрын

@@timbofromkeno oh yeah i can dig that! I made something once put it on instagram and got a lot views and it immediatly felt like an obligation not fun, so that was the end of that, i think one of the reasons I enjoy your channel is I can see you genuinely having fun! Its awesome!

@timbofromkeno

Жыл бұрын

@@morrinsville23 I appreciate that, man. Thank you!

FAT

@timbofromkeno

11 ай бұрын

It is a seriously fat snare!