Gosh...I'm looking at getting a Brooklyn Kit and I can't find the sizes I want. Of course there are shell packs all over but not in the sizes I want. Even Sweetwater couldnt seem to hook me up. Where do guys recommend I look?
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Gretsch Brooklyn's
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Drum Center @ Portsmouth seems to be the best...knowledge & Price
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Shane will hook you up.
Even as a Norwegian that's where I've bought most stuff from.
DCPM even tune the drums when they do demos. I know.
It's shocking. 
Even as a Norwegian that's where I've bought most stuff from.
DCPM even tune the drums when they do demos. I know.


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I'm quite excited as I've just ordered a 14 x 5 Gretsch silver series maple snare, my first ever Gretsch product.
It's coming from Germany, ETA Wednesday. Not quite in the same league as the Brooklyn range, but it sounds really nice to my ears.
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sjj123 wrote:Where do guys recommend I look?
For the absolute best prices, you can't beat Cascio: http://www.interstatemusic.com
You would have to order the drums and wait a few months though.
Also, consider getting USA Custom drums in satin finish. They're marginally more than the Brooklyn. Brooklyn are nice too though. A bit of a different sound. I do prefer the die-cast hoops myself.
This is with a 14" floor: http://www.interstatemusic.com/879966-G ... 603SM.aspx
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Or buy these, order the 20" BD and keep both BDs for extra versatility... 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Used-Gretsch-Br ... SwGYVXDSXC

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Used-Gretsch-Br ... SwGYVXDSXC
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Julián Fernández wrote:Or buy these, order the 20" BD and keep both BDs for extra versatility...
Can't beat that. Those tiny nicks aren't a big deal. Scoop that up.
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Thanks guys...yes. I saw that ebay listing...I bought new drums once in 1979 and again yesterday. I ended up paying only slightly more than the above ebay listing (including shipping) for a new Brooklyn kit. The wait is 4-5 months. I did see the site you refer to Paul but probably didnt explore it enough...they did stand out as one of the best price wise.
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Congratulations. It's always exciting to get new drums. Don't forget to shoot video of your "unboxing"....
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Paul Marangoni wrote:Congratulations. It's always exciting to get new drums. Don't forget to shoot video of your "unboxing"....
Indeed! I saw video of a drummer recently, dunno who he was, unboxing his new blue kit. He was really amazed by the looks and sound...Cool vid by the way....

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