Tama Club Jam Kit (Charcoal Mist) frequency response the souped-up second-generation Telecaster Thinline

the souped-up second-generation Telecaster Thinline had its first full year of production in 1972

The roasted maple neck improves stability

the gain spectrum ranges from low to mid with an open voicing that can be used as a light always-on drive or a solo boost

Use rekordbox to set automatic loops at the end of your tracks so you never get caught unprepared again

with matching back and sides

Tama Club Jam Kit (Charcoal Mist) frequency response the souped-up second-generation Telecaster ThinlineThe Tama Club Jam Kit adopts some ideas from vintage kits, such as a cymbal holder mounted directly on the bass drum shell and curved bass drum spurs, further setting it apart from the typical compact kit. The focused yet deep sound from Poplar shell is just right for small and intimate gigs. Its compact size and configuration make it ideal for working drummers, and it fits comfortably on just about any stage.