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| Sonor | lateralus12587
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23 June 2004
| Why is Sonor so unpopular in the US? Often getting lost in the Pearl, Tama and DW generation, Sonor is not even considered sometimes. Yet I GUARANTEE you, that you will not find a better high end drum. I absolutey love Sonor and when I can afford my Designer Series kit, I am sure I will love it more. I have played on almost every other major brand and Sonor was the one. Sonor makes the thickest shells available which allows the drums to connect with deep frequencies that no other company can duplicate. Listen to Steve Smith or Danny Carey to hear it. Absolutely incredible Drums. Try S Class Pro or the Delite Series. Try them out!
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23 June 2004
| | yea ill agree with u guys. Sonor dealers are scarce in this country. i live in Mass..and the only dealer i know of is dynamic percussion in Ct. However, you can still order them. Ebay always has great deals on even top of the line sonor sets. Once i saw a Designer series in bubinga for only about 3,500$. Sounds pricey but for such a high end kit its a pretty good deal. You would pay about 2 grand more if u ordered it From sonor. I am pretty sure that kit is not for sale nemore tho. No sry im not selling any of my sonor kits. They sound too damn good to sell. | | Message posted 2890 days ago | IP Logged |
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