Is Tama starclassic good?

The new Starclassic Walnut/Birch drums feature the same excellent hardware appointments, outstanding build quality, and meticulous attention to detail seen in their predecessors. While they don’t sound exactly the same, they come darn close, and these drums have a very satisfying vibe of their own.

What is a Starclassic Performer?

Starclassic shell design has included drums with various wood types, including pure birch, pure maple, and “hybrid” bubinga/birch and walnut/birch. Designed to provide a differentiated Tama sound with professional features, Starclassic Performer offers uncommon value for an undeniable drum set experience.

Where are Tama starclassic drums made?

Japan
Starclassic – The Starclassic series is one of Tama’s high-end line of drums. Originally hand-crafted in Japan until late 2009, most of the Starclassic lines are now made in TAMA’s Chinese factory.

What’s the difference between Tama bubinga and Star?

STAR is the new flagship line for TAMA drums. It takes the knowledge and research we cultivated for the Starclassic series to the next level, by reexamining every detail to enhance shell resonance. STAR Bubinga features a much thinner shell than Starclassic Bubinga.

What do you need to know about Tama Starclassic performer?

Tama’s Starclassic Performer series further evolves the Starclassic legacy. Designed to provide a differentiated Tama sound with professional features, Starclassic Performer offers uncommon value for an undeniable drum set experience.

Which is better Bubinga or star drum shells?

Bubinga wood, which TAMA introduced to the market, has become increasingly popular as a drum shell material. Because of their ultra-high density, Bubinga shells provide rich, fat low end as well as deep, dark tones. STAR Bubinga shells are crafted to be much thinner than their Starclassic counterparts.

What kind of drums are in Tama Starclassic?

Tama’s Starclassic series has been constantly evolving since 1994 to provide discerning drummers with acoustic variation, rock-solid professional performance and sensible value. Starclassic shell design has included drums with various wood types, including pure birch, pure maple, and “hybrid” bubinga/birch and walnut/birch.