Why did you pick Zildjian A's over K's? I play mostly rock (bands like Chevelle, Tool, Breaking Benjamin)
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Because the K series is way more expensive. I usually play punk rock. Now I have a Thrice cover band and this A set is very good!!!
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A's were more affordable and also offer the high quality cymbals I was looking for, both excellent choices I guess it boils down to preference and cost.
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Won't lie here, i picke'em on a great deal (zildjian pack plus pearl cymbals, snare and hi hats stands and a demonator bass pedal combo), and they are simple sweet and awesome, still i would like to trade the A ride for a Dark K
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I choose the A collection for its bright classic sound. The k collection is darker. I will own a set of Ks eventually. I play jazz, rock and power pop music. The cymbals fill my needs and many wants.
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The K's would have been my preference, but this was a "set" of A's priced right with only a few remaining. If I was a professional I'd be more incline to puchase the K's.
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I'm not a drummer, I host a jam session, and provide a drum set for sit-ins. One of my drummer buddies is a Zildjian endorser. He suggested the A's, saying they're less likely to break, and they're a little cheaper than the K set.
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I play mostly light rock/jazz stuff and the A's kind of have a medium thickness good for pretty much anything though I've heard they crack easier with heavier rock. You might want to mix and match or go K's.
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I think they sound fantastic. They might be a little bass heavy for you, though. They clearly are built for genres that emphasize the low end, but it's not overpowering nor does it drown out the higher tones, although the mids ARE quite recessed. But again, the "midrange scoop" is pretty common.
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I love mine, but I am not a Klispch fan at all. I also have a 12 in sub. They compliment each other very well. Happy listener!
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The JBL is awesome. The Klipsch is very good. Neither is a loser. I thought the JBL sound was richer and recharges the ipad/phone while is plays. The Klipsch is portable but a battery hog. If you NEED wireless then the Klipsch but if you are looking for great sound go with JBL
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I have never played a Roland Juno GI. Love the Kross, though. I'm still tweaking it to sound like my real Hammond's. The pianos are stellar.
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Theses headphones are very good but now i have found that the monster n-tune and N-pulses are THE best headphones i own.The n-tunes maybe the best because of sound and size.my advice is if you have the money buy one of the monsters,if the akg's are cheaper then the akg 67's are really nice.but my advice would be to buy one of the monsters because they sound great with ALL kinds of music. Theyy should not be that much more than the akg's,let me know how everything turns out please, I'm very interested to hear from you and your opinion on your pick.
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I haven't heard a Sundown SA-12 before, but I can say that the Alpine Type-R 12" is a beast of a sub and overpowers my mids and highs, or say, they can't perform anywhere near as crazily as the Alpine can.
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If you need more volume for larger gigs, add a sub. You can cross-over at 100hz and not use all the energy on the lows. With the sub, my opinion is that the K10 provides a tighter sound than the K12.
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TERMINATORS are better Bass and all but the Duals look amazing the only real question is how often do you look into your trunk to look at your sub box if you have a hachback the duals would be my personal choice (I did) but if you want better LOUDER Bass go for the MTX
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I would go with the Kala KA-15S Mahogany, only because I have bought it and played it myself. It has a very nice sound. My son loves it and learned on it quickly.
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I own the Kala - KA-15S and am a beginner - it is a nice little instrument. The Dolphin soprano is recommended at my local music shop as a good one, too - the obvious difference is that the 15S is a "concert" uku which is a bit larger than the soprano. The dolphin is very cute and comes is a variety of cool colors. I ahve not played it so can't speak about that. See if you can test one - or better - both of them out at a shope and see which you like.
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I'm happy with the acoustics, I use in a medium to small room, the high sounds are nice! My high is at level 10, too high going up. Maybe what you are looking for. Best wishes & enjoy!
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My son has Roland V Drums , but WOW what a difference in price. I'm a keyboardist but real drummers use it for our band practice. Beats loading. I added a sample Pad and the spare Tom - Cymbal. Also bought a metal rack used-much more sturdy. Plugged it into a big PA W/ great powerful sound. So yeah Quite satisfied.
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Ive been gigging with my AC15 for a while now and it really depends. It's much easier to transport but I'm getting AC30 soon so it cuts through the mix better
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i had some infinity kappa's before they were so harsh on my ears, the polks actually sound so good i'm thinking about replacing the phoenix gold rsd components in my other car with them.
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I personally like the AKG K712 using the bass boost on the kunlun. Keep in mind that if you have it hooked up to your computer with the PC in setting there is a slight humming noise which is annoying.
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Hi Anthony, I bought the AC30, the Metal, and the Classic Rock ones, so I can't comment on the Lead one, but of the three that I got, the Classic Rock one was the favorite. Another option to consider, although more expensive, is to get a Carl Martin Rock Bug. That way you can use all of your Dirt Pedals and still use the headphones. Using my Rock Bug with a Boss Flanger pedal and a Beat Buddy pedal is pretty neat.