DW for sure!
No, considering the fact that PDP and Tama are competing brands.
PDP makes its drums in Mexico.
Yes, I would recommend PDP. They sound nice and loud. A good series for PDP is the m5 series.
This sound be fun haha! Lets see... Pearl Tama Ludwig Shine Custom Drums Truth Custom Drums Spaun Drums Orange County Drums & Percussion Sound Percussion First Act Burswood (first act of target, was my first set ever ^.^ lol) SJC Custom Drums DW Drums PDP Drums Maybe you can find Remo Drums Craviatto Custom Drums (helllaaa expensivee) Yamaha Drums Gretsch Sonor Mapex DDrum Taye Drums Pork Pie Drums Pulse Drums Trick Rogers GMS (Expensive also, and nice, don't see them to often) Battlefield Custom Drums I prob missedd some, so forgive me!
Sunlight Drum Sets are a nice kit, but If you would like a studio quality kit at a low price, The best kits are from DW, PDP, and Pearl.
i think Ludwig but its my opinion
No, considering the fact that PDP and Tama are competing brands.
No, considering the fact that PDP and Tama are competing drum companies.
PDP makes its drums in Mexico.
You can purchase PDP drums directly from the company's website, or you can use their Dealer locator feature to see if you can find a local music shop that carries them. You can also purchase them from the well-known musical catalogue Musician's Friend.
Pelican was sold to madcatz which then became pdp better known as afterglow
Yes, I would recommend PDP. They sound nice and loud. A good series for PDP is the m5 series.
This sound be fun haha! Lets see... Pearl Tama Ludwig Shine Custom Drums Truth Custom Drums Spaun Drums Orange County Drums & Percussion Sound Percussion First Act Burswood (first act of target, was my first set ever ^.^ lol) SJC Custom Drums DW Drums PDP Drums Maybe you can find Remo Drums Craviatto Custom Drums (helllaaa expensivee) Yamaha Drums Gretsch Sonor Mapex DDrum Taye Drums Pork Pie Drums Pulse Drums Trick Rogers GMS (Expensive also, and nice, don't see them to often) Battlefield Custom Drums I prob missedd some, so forgive me!
Both brands have some great sets in their ranges. I would suggest you go play them both at a music store and then decide which you like best.
I would recommend pearl drums for the quality but if you are looking for a cheaper price i would recommend buying a pdp or mapex drumset.
No. PDP is a Plasma Display panel, which is an entirely different technology than LCD or Liquid Crystal Display television.
PDP is PLASMA DISPLAY PANEL :)