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Pearl do make good drums, and their 20mm tom mount system has of course become the de facto standard both for the better entry level kits and for professional rack systems, as well as being used on many other kits, probably as many as all other systems combined (but I prefer the Tama Speedball and similar systems that don't need a hole in the shell).

My main snare drum is an old Pearl 10-lug metal snare, I actually have two identical shells both set up identically with Remo Diplomat heads top and bottom, and they are superb, and give an immense dynamic range. Drummers who have only ever played loud are always amazed that my snare played properly with 7N sticks can easily make much louder sounds than their deep heavy-skinned snare does however hard they hit it with 3Bs or even heavier sticks (of course if they even tried to play my snare they would just smash the batter head... bitter experience and one reason I now carry two identical snare drums) and when I switch up to 5Bs there's just no contest at all.

Good drumming is all about control. I hope you might create an account and join WikiProject Percussion. Andrewa (talk) 00:56, 22 May 2014 (UTC)