But I heard from other 'Drummer's' out there. These are really making a come back . Is that true

I used Slingerland concert toms in my 'former' rock band/ and have used a partial 'cutaway' set when I play outdoors at times (and trigger them) I've always liked a properly tuned concert tom (that doesn't sound too cardboard boxish) I saw a set of 8,10,12 at a swap for $50 last Summer but they were rough- the man who knows is Burmuda/ he has had many sets. --- (keeping' the concert tom alive- YES!)

LOL, Well I know Tama toms aren't made out of wood . I just forgot what they are made of. But like the Tama 80s Superstar's set are wood . I just wish that Pearl made the 80s concert toms was made of wood . But they aren't . Why is that

I received a pair of old Westbury concert toms in a deal I did awhile ago...I wouldn`t have thought that Westbury made concert toms, but, looks like they did!!

4000th post!!

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I would probably settle for a 6 inch and 8 inch toms . deep or standard size in black . If I can't get all fore of them . No fiberglass toms . Just solid wood shells . Pearl make some and Tama and Maxwinn and other brands as well from the 1970s and 80s

I gave up on the 6 and 8 and 10,...they are limited. I go with the roto toms after 12.

But 9 ply beechwood kick as.