All user reviews for the Tama StageStar

Hello everyone!

I use StageStar for over 10 years now, I bought the year of its release mainly troubleshooting for a night club or I was deprived of my drums (The freight train had lost me-if if it is possible) I only had my pedals and my cymbals do not leave me!

I play mainly Tama and say that I am a conservative! Intrusion with a finely crafted Yam and Gretsch but tama 4 next!

certe the hard to buy was pathetic, but it is normal for the price!
on the other hand, any drummer who respects himself can not say this is a bad instrument!

It is absolutely amazing in terms of sound, is made to say what you want, a good approach to tuning you transform into a beast race, both for jazz as Blues or Rock!
honestly I use different snares in the style, but in terms of barrels, perfect!
On a good round and fat without harmonics up to its very end filled with harmonics mastered sound, it sounds like you want!
Lately rhodo who took a hot shot, I tried the devil so I missed her in game terms as club on more substantial scenes!
What have I done??
I undressed and I initiated a process of reprocessing of wood.
Desizing, dyeing and varnishing, mechanical repair, deep cleaning.
Well I told you, small wonder it became a fighter!

It sounds terrible and nothing will make me let go!!

So you young drummers, drummers like me you old (more than 50 years and nearly 40 years behind my drums), do not foodies, I had played and heard drums typed brand "pro" at totally crazy price, well how many times my little StageStar next sent infinitely better and hotter!

Do not hesitate, if you find one, it's not a good plan, it's even better!

Amusicalement,

Fred

I've had two weeks and I think for the price it is a good drumkit. Ideal in any case for dbutants.Il must change to yellow pans (xymbales), the advantage is that there is no need to mute apart so they sound peu.L The advantage then is that after I buy cymbals having tried instead to look only at the pub and prix.Enfin I find the bass drum 18 "/ 14" sounds great and I hope m ' use it with my Premier Artist Maple in the small bar concert.A change the pedal (which has the name) bass drum and hi-hat when you enter in 2nd year of courses.
I use it in an apartment with mesh head Tama and I find much better than eletroniques.En more it takes up little space.

Hello, harvesters and threshers!
Between two compounds, and some cigarettes and not knowing what to do, I started to go spend some time notices of Tama and in particular the model StageStar. I do not own this model, because I play drums since the age of 14 (I 41, no, no, I did not reverse the numbers unfortunately) and without wishing to sound pretentious (I hope ) this model does not match my expectations. But I am very familiar with this brand and its recent catalogs. But it is always pleasant and helpful through this type of field, because thanks to you and your impressions of products, this may prove to be of great help for new musicians in the selection and purchase of their future materials. In this regard, and before continuing, I would just go back to a detail concerning the notice given by Trashman-Icing Sugar. TAMA is a low-end brand! I think and hope that you meant "low-end model." Reassure me!
For many years large groups of 80 (which still exist) who participated in making the sound of contemporary music (Simple Minds, Tears For Fears, Level 42, Duran Duran, The Police and I forget so many others) have played for years, if not always on TAMA. I do not even talk about rock bands today. Besides the models Imperialstar, Rockstar, and SuperStar SwingStar are recent or current editions of the 80 better and more modern. Then, as we are heading in the opinion, I'll give mine. TAMA is one of the best batteries in the world. Since the late 60s, early 70s (yes, time flies), TAMA has continued to improve these models decades after decades. The engineers of this brand have even been the first to return to the woods worthy of the name for the construction of their batteries and gave up (finally) Maple! The maple tree that was found with difficulty on all models since the early 90s, and was to be the ultimate in sound in the words of business at the time, so it was just a choice economic crisis since the pointed nose slowly already. The maple tree is beautiful to look at but a real m ... to be paid, extremely fragile and especially without personality! A horror for sound engineers ... So, to return to our sheep, you need to know is that all sets of cymbals and hardware on the drum kits of this market segment and whatever the brand is always changing as quickly as délais.Ils are just for show!
What matters is the design and selection of drums according to their budget. TAMA is doing and there hands down. There is something for everyone and for every budget, without sacrificing quality, ergonomics and design! Try a Pearl (which wanders in strange directions) for the same price. I'm not a bully (although sometimes ...) but after "5 minutes" game the gallows or something will eventually break. Yes, yes.
Remember that you can not buy a Ford Mustang when the budget was used for a Twingo (which I find nice for that matter). And then you have to pay first the code and the license before tout.Voili, voilou, I stop my blah. You can breathe. And continue to give your opinion, it is important for others. TAMA, an excellent choice. Chosen eyes closed for drummers beginners, experienced, experienced, professional. Thank you.
Musically and cordially.
Bony AIR