Here’s our review of a trio of hand-crafted segmented snare drums from Bristol Drum Co. Filmed at Middle Farm Studios, January 2019. For full specs, please visit our website: www.drummersreview.com, and to connect with us further, check out our social media channels…
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as soon as he said “from UK”….I bailed on the video
Wonderful demonstration. The sound quality would carry a tin can and the playing…………….
Are these prototype drums? If so, it would account for the need for tweeks. Metal washers and tight rods! I have Sonor SQ1 and beautiful as they are, the rods were tight and I was worried that I would strip or cross-thread them. It is a concern.
Visually these drums are stunning, particularly the Harlequin featuring exotic woods. Purple Hearts, Mannies etc. Takes me back to my youth….. I think.
I would love to hear these snares played as part of a set.
Great work. Come on, let’s get these subs. up!
The ash/wenge sounds amazing to my ear, love the dry sound with the lower pitch.
Review Eric Hernandez pdp snare PLEASE!!!
The problem with being unable to tune the drums at high tension is a serious one. On fairly expensive drums, it’s very serious. Good to see honest reviews.
That bass drum at the beginning of the video looks interesting. Future video?
Corr that walnut/Purpleheart was insane
Gorgeous looking drums and they sound fantastic. Great review with the right kind of criticism.
Hey, I love watching your videos all the time and getting more ideas and tips. I am a drummer and have been drumming for nearly 13 years now. I am 18 and a half years old and have been drumming since the age of 6. My favorite band is Queen. I have put YouTube videos of me playing with 2 different bands and other musicians that I work with outside of college and inside of college. I leave college in next few months, May being the latest. I am doing a level 3 music course. I have done many gigs all around my area with the different 2 bands and musicians i work with outside of college every single week and do festivals such as the SOS Festival which is a famous 3 day festival which has famous signed heavy metal bands on it, such as Blaze Bayley. Blaze Bayley used to be the singer of Iron Maiden and I am friends with the drummer who is called Martin McNee and I do many jam nights with him before he goes off on tour. I am just wondering if you could check my YouTube Channel out. I have just started it and put lots of videos from me when I was younger up until now, playing the drums with different bands and musicians. I do not have many subscribers or likes and was just wondering if you or anyone else would like to watch a few of my videos of me playing the drums. WARNING! some videos are not the best sound or quality video as family, friends and I have recorded some of these videos onto phones and other devices so I could upload these videos onto YouTube. I am hoping to buy a proper camera to record myself playing the drums at different gigs and different performances I do. Thank you very much.
The Wenge drums really sang at the mid range, the harlequin though seemed best at low for some reason to me.. Nice review!
You guys could review microwaves or screwdrivers, I‘d watch it.
Nothing remarkable. I don’t really care for all the fancy wood combinations unless they make the drum sound outstanding.