The runaway drum sensation of 2007.

The Sonor Force 2007 Studio Shell Pack is designed for advanced drummers who do not want to sacrifice any of their musical freedom. The 9-ply birch shells are the superb foundation for Sonor Force 2007 Sets. A hefty and dynamic sound, with accentuated mid-ranges and highs, and defined lows, are the hallmark of these shells. With the high-gloss-lacquered natural wood surfaces, the Sonor Force 2007 Studio 1 drums really put themselves into the limelight.

The birch shells deliver maximum strength, perfect curving, and neutral tuning thanks to tension-free cross-lamination of the individual layers of wood (CLTF - Cross Laminated Tension Free Process). Sonor Force 2007 shells are made of nine 7mm layers for bass drums, toms, floor toms, and snare drums. The Sonor Force tom-toms with short shell sizes offer controlled sustain and give the drums a crisp attack. Sonor heads are made by Remo.

The Sonor Force tuning lugs with fine-pitch threads are equipped with the TuneSafe tuning safeguard feature, which prevents tension screws from loosening.

The tom mounting system allows powerful sounds thanks to minimal shell contact. The vibration-free T.A.R. system (Total Acoustic Resonance) provides maximum resonance and sustain. With the tried-and-tested Ball Clamp system with individual tom arms, the toms can be positioned wherever the drummer wishes.

The 17-1/2"-deep bass drum allows more power and rich bass drum sounds. The pre-muffled batter and resonance heads on the bass drum provide all-around powerful sounds and dynamic kicks. The bass drum legs can be turned around so that they rest on either the rubber or the metal end and can be adjusted using a fastening screw. The inner workings of the bass drum bracket apply smooth yet firm pressure.

Cymbals and hardware sold separately.

Sonor Force 2007 Studio 1 Shell Pack Features:

• Force 2007 Studio 1 drum sizes:
• 20" x 17-1/2" bass drum
• 5-1/2" x 14" snare drum
• 10" x 8" and 12" x 9" tom toms
• 14" x 14" floor tom
• Free 8" X 7" mounted tom
• Tom arm and clamp
• Cymbals and hardware sold separately

Beautiful birch drums that won't bust your budget. Get your Force 2007 set today.

Sonor Force 2007 Studio 1 Shell Pack

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You can't find anything wrong with these....

Posted by dbilo2112 from Minneapolis on Oct 4, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician, Recording Engineer, Producer

Reviewer's Play Style: Funk, Fusion, Rock, Alt, Christian Rock

I've played many kits over the years - Ludwig, Tama, Pearl, even DW. I've owned 3 Sonor kits previous to this one and I'd have to say that they sound better than my old phonic kit (still have the kick and floor tom), the 3003 basswood kit (never really liked them), but the 2007's are extremely close to the sound of my Sonor Lite's (Scandinavian birch). I tried a maple shell with DW's but got rid of them pretty quick, (they tended to bark in my opinion). Ludwig, Tama and pearl never did it for me, constantly going out of tune. So for me I'm back to Sonor's with the satisfaction I'd had years agao. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED WITH THIS KIT, in any way shape or form. After you blow thru the stock heads and slap some G2's on top, G's on the bottom and the industry standard, Emad on the kick - lookout!!!!! I also added a 16" floor tom and a 22" kick to complete the full range for any genre of music, any stage/venue and recording studio. I haven't recorded with them yet but I'll post when the first tracks are complete.

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total sound and quality

Posted by thundafoot from East Coast on Jun 21, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Studio musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock , Country , Jazz , Metal

Sonors have a very good sound and the quality of these drums are outstanding. I have played many different drums in my time and Sonor has the sound that I have been looking for for a long time. The birch construction gives these drums a powerfull and rich sound. The price of these drums are very affordable and the quality is undeniable. If you want a drum kit that has it all I recommend Sonor Drums

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Sonor 2007 Stage 1 Kit

Posted by Thundafoot from Deleware on May 23, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Studio Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock , jazz , Alternative

I own the Sonor 2007 Stage 1 kit that I had won in a contest threw Modern Drummer Magazine and they sound as good as they look. The kit came with an additional bass kick drum and a 16 x 16 floor tom. Came with a Gibraltor Rack System for a db bass and Soul Tone Cymbals, is a great deal because they were free. I also own a Pearl 8 pc. Export kit with Paiste Cymbals but the Sonor kit sounds much deeper and crisp. Sonor kit is for gigging and the black finish looks awsome under lights.

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These are awesome!

Posted by kingofsing86 from Toledo, OH on Mar 4, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Theater

My first purchase with MF. I was nervous but I am glad I did it. The drums are awesome. Everthing looks and sounds great. The bass drum requires some muffling but what do you expect from a bass drum. I tightened the snare, too. Great kit!

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High quality Sonor sound at reasonable price!

Posted by Dr. Will from Fargo, ND on Nov 8, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic Rock & Jazz/Fusion

I have had my Sonor Force 2007 Studio 1 Shell Pack for over 2 months now and I highly recommend it as an intermediate kit that will pleasantly surprise your auditory and visual senses! I bought the blue fade kit and the finish is beautiful. The smaller sized bass drum (20")and toms will impress with their attack and punchiness. You'll probably want to put new heads on soon to optimize their sound, I'm using Remo Powerstroke IIIs for batter tom heads, Remo Black Suede Ambassadors for resonant tom heads, and an Aquarian clear Force I on the batter side of the bass drum. These head changes maximized the high middle and middle frequencies that Birch is known for. Do not be dissuaded by the smaller sized drums, these birch shells project with volume and cut through, they work fine in both my jazz/fusion and classic rock bands. The snare drum will need a little work to reach its potential, such as new heads top and bottom, and a new snare strand such as a Puresound or Pearl. Once you make these minor alterations, and tune it up high, it really responds with a nice snap and has good sensitivity. These Sonor Force 2007 Studio 1 drums are comparable to my Tama Superstars and Yamaha Advanced Stage Customs that emphasize birch in the shell. If the deal wasn't sweet enough, you also get the 2 free boom stands. If you're looking for an eye-catching kit with great attack and good craftsmanship at a mid-level price, buy this Sonor! You won't be disappointed.

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