PB5's recommendation to go with conventional (4 pc, bd, sn, mt tom & floor SM8 Pro) is very good.
My 2 cents: I've played acoustic sets since my first Ludwig kit in '67 which was a 4 pc of course. Eventually I expanded to double bass, a ton of cymbals, etc., even had a fusion kit congured on a Gibraltar rack. But as much as I love the look of my double bass kits (especially that Premier
), having all that stuff to bash encourages too many notes, too many fills, too much posing, too much of everything, and too little taste, too little focus on the basics, not enough getting in the pocket, and discourages being a supportive player and instead encourages a drummer to be a soloist that happens to be playing with other musicians. Don't get me wrong, I love lots of notes, competely over the top fills, and playing with wreckless abandon, driving the guitarist into call & response stuff, etc. BUT, when I want to (need to) practice rhythm and precision, I play on my old '67 Ludwig 4 pc.
Ringo did OK on a 4 piece...
For a guitarist, PB5 knows what he's talking about