Although the kit doesn’t have any reinforcement hoops on any of the drums, it shares all the other build qualities of the more expensive Tama Star kits.
The build quality is where this kit really shines amongst all the other Tama kits. These heavier types of drum hoops do a fantastic job of adding a bit more bite to the drums, fantastically countering the low tones. The kit is equipped with zinc die-cast hoops. Combine that with the low tones of the walnut shell and you have an amazing sound. This head brings a very punchy, yet warm tone out of the drum. The bass drum is equipped with a Remo Coated Powerstroke 3 on the batter side. The best thing about them is that you don’t need to replace the drumheads as soon as you buy the kit as you typically need to do with cheaper drum sets. These are some of the most loved drumheads around, so they’re a great choice to have on the kit. If you don’t need massive projection from the drums, the Star Walnut is a fantastic kit in terms of its sound.Įach Tama Star drum comes equipped with Remo Ambassador drumheads. However, the walnut drums don’t have as much projection as the maple or bubinga drums in the Tama Star lineup.
Although the drums are fairly boomy, they’re still sharp enough to punch through a mix easily. As you play down the toms, the tones get deeper and deeper. You get a strong low-pitched tone from each drum. Walnut wood is known to make drum sets produce very low and booming tones, and that’s exactly what you get with this kit. The walnut shells are the biggest contributor to the sound that this set produces.
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