Without a doubt, the British Drum Company is the fastest growing drum company in the world. Just three years in its existence the company already has a staggering amount of lines in drums, snare drums and their private KEO percussion brand - all distributed globally.

Salle de Jonge collected his new drum set at Rotterdam Drum Department drum store just this week. His first BDC kit is a Lounge series 20, 12, 14 in the Windemere Pearl finish. Next to that, he now also plays the Aviator and Big Softy snare drums.

Salle de Jonge demos the Lounge series
This Lounge Series drum kit has the Kensington Crown finish.
The kit is finished with BDC's trademark mahogany and birch bass drum hoops, which are produced from the same mahogany and birch as both the Lounge and Legend Series drums.



All Lounge Series drums are fitted with BDC's Palladium lugs which are inspired from the Art-Deco period and are centre mounted on the shell. These lugs complete the vintage feel and style. The combination of mahogany and birch shell gives a vibrant, full-bodied tone which is aided by the rounded over 30 degree bearing edge.

Salle de Jonge demos the Legend series


The British Drum Company Lounge series Windemere Pearl

Salle announcing his new British Drum Company endorsement on Facebook on March 14, 2019

** THE WORD IS OUT!!
// super #stoked to hereby announce the fact that as of today I'm officially endorsed by British Drum Co
// no words would do honour in describing this beauty of a drumset // I'm a lucky kid in a candystore!!
// massive thanks to all the guys over in the UK for having me - will try to make these babies #sing
// the #aviator aluminum #snare man... what a slammer!
** #britishdrumsco #loungeseries #bigsofty #windemerepearl

Salle de Jonge
Salle de Jonge is drummer, composer and producer playing and recording with amongst others Shirma Rouse, his own band LeslieNielsen, The Fresh Cuts and Sabrina Starke. He wrote and produced several albums for Sabrina Starke and plays drums and keys on 'Sabrina Starke' and 'Underneath the Surface'.

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