You just have to find one, and that is where your troubles begin. More often than not the unique style and techniques of those drummers gave those drummers their signature sound, but by using a vintage kit, you may begin to sound like them.

It may be the old recording techniques with old valve mics and beautiful sounding desks that determine much of the old sound. Actually itвЂ™s hard to find a drum sound from the 60s and 70s that isnвЂ™t good. My interest in vintage kits was born from listening to 60s and 70s drummers like Ginger Baker, Mitch Mitchell, Buddy Rich, Papa Jo Jones and Ringo Starr, and finding out what kits they used to get their unique sounds. Hopefully this article will help steer you on the right track when such a fetish takes over. IвЂ™m no expert on the subject вЂ“ IвЂ™ve been using vintage kits on and off for ten years or so вЂ“ but I know that when you look into these beautiful creations (and start bidding for a few) youвЂ™ll probably develop an obsession or what I like to call a fetish for them. Collectors are drawn to old kits because of their stunning colours and the romantic stories belonging to each one. Since the dawn of ebay trading, the collecting of these vintage kits has become more and more popular. If youвЂ™re a beginner or an old hand at the art of caressing the skins youвЂ™ve probably come across a crusty old kit that could be described as vintage.

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