Pearl Forum Series Drums Views
Pearl Percussion has long been involved with marching percussion instruments. Their first appearance in the world of drum corps was in 1981 with the Cavaliers Drum & Bugle Corps who marched with a complete battery set of Pearl marching drums that year. Pearl's FFX free-floating marching snare, and Championship Series deep cut tenor drums feature distinctive volume and clarity that became one the most frequently featured marching drums utilized by drum and bugle corps and related marching-arts ensembles.
This drum shell molding process involves banding the plies of wood together, placing them in a cylinder and applying pressure from both sides, and heating the glue so that each ply becomes permanently sealed to the others, which ensures that the Pearl Forum Series has just as much durability as any other Pearl drum.
I got the Pearl Forum Series Drum Set for christmas, and I have been very pleased with it. It is a perfect drumset for a beginner like me, I was a bit baffled when I first started putting it together, but it was great after I got it put together. The drum heads arenn't the greatest thing, but if you tune them right, they are great. The hardware it comes with is good, and it
longDescription : Pearl Forum FZ Series are constructed of 6-ply 7.5mm Poplar shells, featuring Pearl's exclusive scarf joint, which is a gapless seam construction for uniform shell vibration, unimpeded by air pockets, for warmth and richness found only in more expensive drums. As with all Pearl drums each shell is formed from their legendary SST construction process that uses extreme heat, Pearl's proprietary Acoustiglue, and over 1000 pounds of hydraulic pressure to create the ultimate acoustic air chamber. Features also include new low mass lug design for optimum tonality and resonance, Perimeter EQ Bass Drum Heads, I.S.S. Tom Mounting System, Improved Cymbals, and black or chrome hardware availability. Forum Series drums are now available in five stunning new finish choices. Pearl Forum FZ Drum Kit Videos