Are Taye drums any good?

Are Taye drums any good?

4.0 out of 5 stars Great drums, but… Taye drums does have a great set here, the toms and snare sound amazing for their compactness, while the kick drum is descent sounding but a bit lacking in fullness. It was also not possible to use the suspended floor tom since there was nothing to suspend it from.

Are Taye drums still in business?

Just an FYI Taye Drums is still in business and manufacturing drums. I use to work for them and am the guy that purchased a vast amount of gear “add on toms, bass drums and snares, complete kits, parts, hardware and accessories from the SoCal warehouse before it moved back overseas.

Where are Ayotte drums made?

Bedford, Quebec
Ayotte Drums is a drum manufacturer based in Bedford, Quebec. Ayotte Drums was incorporated by Ray Ayotte in 1974, and has been manufacturing drums since 1982. Their drums feature wooden hoops, made of Canadian maple.

Who is Taye Drums?

Taye StudioMaple and StudioBirch Review Company Overview: Taye Drums started making drums over 35 years ago for many other well known brands in the industry. In 1999, they released their own brand of drums under the Taye name.

What is the difference between the Taye studio-maple shells?

For starters, Taye chose thinner than common shells for the Studio-Maple line. The tom tom is only 4.5 mm thick and made up of six plies, while the bass and floor tom are 5.3 mm thick and made up of seven plies. The 10-lug snare however is more mainstream at 7.5 mm, 10 plies.

What is the difference between studiomaple’s drum shells and snares?

StudioMaple tom and bass drum shells are extra thin, 6″ to 15″ are 6ply 4.5mm, and 16″ to 24″ are 7ply 5.3mm – accentuating maple’s qualities with maximum shell resonance and tonality. On the other hand, StudioMaple snares feature thicker 10ply 7.5mm shells, providing additional volume and projection for maximum cut where it’s needed most.