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Polmuz Birch Model 4 (18/12/14/14) Transparent Black Lacquer
Polmuz Birch Model 4 (18/12/14/14) Transparent Black Lacquer
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Polmuz Birch Model 4 (18/12/14/14) Transparent Black Lacquer
Model 4 is a bestselling kit from Polmuz.
An unbeatable model when it comes to drum quality and finish at this price point.
Birch shells, transparent black lacquer, cymbal stands and throne make a complete and fully ready-to-play drum kit.
The reactivated Polmuz brand drums are nothing like their counterparts from the last century. Today Polmuz is above all about bold design combined with proven and solid technologies, known from the products of the best brands.
The birch shells of this kit offer complete freedom in shaping the sound, excelling in every music genre. The minimalist, old-school look of Polmuz drums pays homage to the brand's history and gives them a vintage character.
Groundbreaking, unconventional designs, high quality craftsmanship and convincing sound mean that Polmuz tradition is being reborn today!
Image shows the kit and color. This offer applies to the 18/12/14/14 configuration
FEATURES
100% birch shells
The Birch series shells are made from 6 plies of birch with a total thickness of 4.8 mm. Sound was the highest priority when designing Polmuz drums. Balanced midrange and high frequencies ensure great versatility across many music styles. Full, focused tone and rich resonance from the shells are achieved through carefully selected birch plies, as well as meticulous shell forming and edge shaping.

Bearing Edges
The 45° bearing edge angle ensures optimal contact with the drumhead. Every edge on Polmuz drums is hand-sanded and waxed, providing perfect contact between head and shell. The result is clean, full-range tone. Sharp bearing edges on toms deliver fast attack and short sustain, while rounded edges on bass drums generate unique warm vintage tone.
Finish
The lacquer used on Polmuz drums is of the highest quality. The stunning, transparent black color will captivate even the most discerning tastes.

Hardware
On Polmuz Model 4 all hardware is finished in black. The beautiful appearance conveys a sense of highest quality materials and breaks with the brand's unfortunate reputation from years past. The cast logo on Polmuz shells is a true declaration of quality and style. Made from solid brass with chrome plating, the Polmuz nameplate is a guarantee and signature of the highest level of craftsmanship in every drum.

Mounting System
Model 4 is equipped with a solid, double tom holder with multiple position adjustment options.
Heads
Transparent, 1-ply high quality batter heads are used.
Bass drum heads additionally feature a wide dampening collar. The resonant heads stand out with a characteristic vintage-style head featuring a prominent Polmuz logo.
DRUM SIZES:
- Bass drum - 28" x 14"
- High tom - 12" x 9"
- Floor tom - 14" x 14"
- Snare - 14" x 5.5"
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Wood: Birch
- Shells: 6 plies (6.9mm)
- Finish: Gloss lacquer
- Color: Transparent Black
- Hardware: Black
- Solid double tom holder
- Heads: 1-ply, clear
- Model designation: POLMUZ M4-KBR418-TB
INCLUDED:
- Percussion hardware in the kit: Boom stand, straight stand, hi-hat stand, snare stand, bass drum pedal, throne
- Cymbals are not included

ABOUT THE BRAND
Polmuz - a legendary brand that produced Poland's first drums, known to every drummer. The company was founded in the 1960s, and its factories were located at 75/77 Grochowska Street in Warsaw. In addition to drums, Polmuz also produced percussion instruments and wind instruments. The last drums were produced in the late 1990s, and the brand subsequently disappeared from the market. In 2018, the team from the specialist percussion shop DrumStore in Gdynia decided to reactivate the Polmuz brand by acquiring all rights to its name.
Today Polmuz represents high-quality drum kits and ethnic instruments that are every bit the equal of the best competition products. Bold design combined with proven solutions have made Polmuz rapidly conquer not only the Polish percussion market, but also the hearts of those who remember their first Polmuz drums.
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