"The drums that have been created bear a close resemblance to kosher Brady drums. However, they aren't copies of Brady drums made by Dixon – they are Dixon drums that have been designed by Chris Brady. This is an important distinction, as Dixon are not in the business of trying to replicate Brady's labour-intensive manufacturing process; rather this is an attempt to produce high quality snare drums that share some of the features that make Brady drums so special, at reasonable prices.
There are three snare drums available, in sizes of 14"x6½", 14"x5½" and 13"x6". The chosen shell material for the drums is rose gum, an indigenous Australian hardwood. While you'd expect Chris Brady to suggest an Australian wood, Dixon was keen for these drums to offer an alternative wood to the existing Dixon range of snares, which is predominantly maple-shelled. Rose gum is an attractive wood, varying in colour from pink to redish brown."
Insomma, sono rullanti realizzati dalla Dixon (di buona fama per quanto riguarda i rullanti, ho letto sul forum) in collaborazione con la tanto nota e stimata Brady, realizzati in rose gum. Ne usa uno il buon Steve Hynes nei suoi video Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ow3ugw8 ... re=related, devo dire che suona davvero bene.
Qualcuno li ha mai visti/provati di persona? Impressioni? Perchè potrei rimpiazzare il MCX, in caso...




