In this episode of Too Stupid to Know I Can’t I interview Steven Stecher of Doc Sweeney Drums.  Wow!! So much information an insight, I don’t even know where to begin.  We discuss steam bent and stave versus plywood-built shells, how they finish their drums and why they do what they do. We spend a considerable amount of time discussing wood densities, species and how they are used sonically to create a drummer’s sound.  We even get to discuss how the various types of hoops affect the sound of a given shell.  Steven even provides a glimpse into the future of Doc Sweeney with the implementation of their “Uni-Body” shells that will be milled from a single piece of steam bent wood. Woohooo – Super Cool!  On top of all that – we take a little diversion into the world of observation about the industry as a whole and what the future holds for all of us.

If you’d like to learn more about Doc Sweeney Drums, check out their website at

Doc Sweeney Drums:  www.docsweeneydrums.com

The Drum Shop:  www.drumshoptulsa.com

Café Bustelo:  www.cafebustelo.com

Old School Bagel:  www.oldschoolbageltulsa.com

Dynamic Audio:  www.dynamicaudiotulsa.com

Bicycles of Tulsa:  www.bicyclesoftulsa.com

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