Speakers that accurately reproduce a drumset

The best loudspeakers I have heard for drumkit is the Classic Audio Reproductions Hartsfield, a 3-way corner horn. I've heard a lot of other fine speakers (including several mentioned in this thread), but the CAR Hartsfields came the closest to getting the combination of dynamics, pitch definition, richness of timbre, and (last but not least) visceral impact of a drum kit correct. There are others that go deeper, but don't sound as natural - they don't get the tone right. Nope, I don't sell 'em.

Duke

Hey Duke. Good call,mesmerizing really. Unbelievable impact and scale on a full drum kit! not to mention the big Klipch corner horn,and the incredible Tannoy Westminster.

Anything with a HEIL air motion transformer in it.

There are many good speakers out there that can do this but for my money, the new Silverline Sonata MK.lll is the best bang for the buck.

PMC, particularly the bigger ones like the MB-2 and BB-5. Transmission line. Most serious studios use 'em. Gargantuan dynamics and speed. Not even many of the big horns can do what a pair of BB-5's are capable of. They are compared with live music all day long in most of the serious studios on the planet.