If you're going to perform with them, then yeah, it's a bad choice.
But if it's just for practice, then it doesn't matter.
Seriously, since when did drummers become so equipment conscious? To me, different drum woods and differences in cymbal sounds (talking bout high end cymbals here) are more like wine tasting. I.e. it's just a lot of BS + marketing schemes.
It doesn't matter what kind of wood your drum has or what kind of cymbal you got. What matters is what you can do with your limbs. I once saw a drummer rip it out on a swingstar with zbt cymbals. At that point, who cares about the sound (it still sounded sweet by the way, the tuning was real good)? Just by looking at this hands fly around the kit, and hearing the crazy polyrhythmic grooves was just too much for me.
Unless you're really big and got endorsed, then we'll talk about equipment. If you can't even get your playing right, you're not really in a position to talk about the sound quality of your equipment... yet... as I am...