I've been >< this close to pulling the trigger on a Safari kit for many years and lately I've decided that having this option for acoustic gigs or low volume is finally viable. This would coincide with my cajon/perc set up too. I have 3 choices based on the gig. Okay, sweet.
Today, I was cruising ebay for jungle/safari kits and came across this sponsored link. The price caught my eye.
http://ift.tt/1FFrqiI
So I clicked and couldn't believe this deal. It's the maple Force kit, which is usually $799 everywhere. Well, let's see what options are available, shall we??
Brown Galaxy Sparkle!! The one I want! and a FREE snare stand!!??
I bought it this morning. How could I not? Worst case, it becomes the at-home practice kit and I leave the Keystone's bagged and ready to go. Back in the late 90's, I had one of the original Jungle kits from Germany in satin black. I used to rock an eleven piece horn band with it. Mic'd up beautifully. Stage space was at a premium with 11 guys so it made total sense. I have never gotten over how great that little kit sounded. Now, I 'm back and can't wait to play it on some smaller stages and venues. For about $100 more than a poplar Safari, I've got a maple jungle kit similar to the old one I used to have. Better hardware and finish is a win/win for me.
Just wanted to let you guys know about this. May be the time to join the jungle drum revolution
Today, I was cruising ebay for jungle/safari kits and came across this sponsored link. The price caught my eye.
http://ift.tt/1FFrqiI
So I clicked and couldn't believe this deal. It's the maple Force kit, which is usually $799 everywhere. Well, let's see what options are available, shall we??
Brown Galaxy Sparkle!! The one I want! and a FREE snare stand!!??
I bought it this morning. How could I not? Worst case, it becomes the at-home practice kit and I leave the Keystone's bagged and ready to go. Back in the late 90's, I had one of the original Jungle kits from Germany in satin black. I used to rock an eleven piece horn band with it. Mic'd up beautifully. Stage space was at a premium with 11 guys so it made total sense. I have never gotten over how great that little kit sounded. Now, I 'm back and can't wait to play it on some smaller stages and venues. For about $100 more than a poplar Safari, I've got a maple jungle kit similar to the old one I used to have. Better hardware and finish is a win/win for me.
Just wanted to let you guys know about this. May be the time to join the jungle drum revolution
Stoopid drum deal of the day: Sonor Jungle
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