These kits look great. I would make a suggestion however (to whoever controls marketing there) it may be beneficial to get some bigger pictures up of the different finishes. And maybe more than one from a different angle. Cosmetics have a lot to do with a consumers decision to buy an instrument. It may be the best sounding instrument in the world, but if the buyer thinks it's ugly they probably would sacrifice sound over looks. These kits look stunning, you guys should show them off. Your craftsmanship for the amount of the kit is what will seperate you from every other company out there that has a maple kit in the same price range. For myself, I would probably buy a Dixon because you offer an amazing Blue Burst Sparkle finish (lacquered) - I dont know another comapny out there that has that finish (in lacquer) on a maple kit - in this price range. Ive worked in the drum department for a few different music stores and can't tell you how much proper marketing helps sell a product. And it's usually the small inexpensive details. Break open a box, assmeble a kit, grab a digital camera and take some shots from a few different angles showing off the kit. People like what they see they will want it! Appeal to the eyes and the heart will follow. Anyways...thats my two cents for what its worth.
P.S. - That Blue Sparkle kit sure looks nice
