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I guess I go with use what you have...the greatest drummer I have ever met Is a guy in Northern VA named Nate Dougan...I had the honor of knowing him before he became great and then got to play with him for a few years...the kids parents wouldn't buy him drums so he would practice with chopsticks on various object...I later talked his folks into buying him a used tama starclassic from a friend...but I see it as...if you are going to buy a set, and have room and don't mind the noise...get them Acoustic...if you already have an E set, use it...or if there is more of a need of e features... 
Man I feel like I am in the ol' acoustic guitar vs Electric argument...use what fits...

brown8700 <brown8700@...> wrote:
Vern:
You're a troublemaker. I'll bet you're the guy in fifth grade that 
shot spitballs at the tacher and pointed your finger at the geeky kid 
with glasses when the teacher turned (insert emoticon here).
Hey, there's no offense taken here. I'm in the camp that says e-drums 
are drums. Absolutely. 
My argument was only whether or not students should be taught on an e-
kit. To which I continue to say NO.
Stephen



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