I'm just tossing out ideas here but how about a peizo with a "mock sound hole" just big enough to house a small condenser mic or something. You could even cover the sound hole with color matching mesh.
indeed! I do agree that continuous use of all three can leave a bad taste in your mouth. But used wisely, and when the audience grooves on it when used wisely, it can be a good thing. I will say nothing about his English, it is my native language and I butcher the crap out it!
At home and practice with band socks. Performing and recording wresteling shoes, nice and tight with plenty of support. Plus very thin with a non-restricted feel.
Another thing to keep in mind is if you are on budget and need a complete package shells/hardware/cymbals is that your drum heads and tuning can make a cheap shell sound great as well. A lot of times cheap kits get bashed when they still have stock heads. I agree that tama has some really great...