black free floater??

[revolution9]

im getting a black kit and a freefloater. i want to see what a black free floater looks like. if some one has a pic that would great if u could post it for me.

or if u have photo shop, u could color this pic for me. drum313 maybe??

[Lost At... SRX]

Generally, you'll find that black freefloaters tend to pretty black, a lot blacker looking than the freefloaters that aren't black.

[revolution9]

wow, ur a douche. can n e one give me some real help. i would just like to see it cuz i have never seen one before.

[DrumYoda]

Are you interested in Piano Black or Black Mist? I have a Black Mist free floater that I will attempt to get a shot of if that will help.

[rockdrummer00]

wh do you think someone is going to help you when you call people names like that?

[lastperfection]

how do the free floaters sound anyway?

[mikkoaa]

Que?

Isn't the main purpose of the snare to sound good instead of just looking cool?

Post Scriptum: I bought Remo's Renaissances to my snare and it looks awesome!

Post Post Scriptum: But hey, it's always nicer to play when having a cool set.

[mikkoaa]

And free floating snare drum is the same as a free floating tom-tom, but with snares.

[psx00]

Originally posted by Lost At... SRX
Generally, you'll find that black freefloaters tend to pretty black, a lot blacker looking than the freefloaters that aren't black.

LOL!

[zilflight]

yeh, pearl makes a black steel freefloater, and you can probly find a pic of that on the pearl website. and I didnt see an answer to whoever asked if you want piano black or black mist. there is definatly a difference.

[DearlPrummer]

I'm With Lastperfection

I dont exactly know what a free floater neccesarily sounds like either, or how the free floating sytem works in general. Someone explain!

[revolution9]

piano black, i would like to see black mist too. free floaters r the bomb, they r the best snares pearl has. to me any ways.

[revolution9]

look at the pic i posted . free floating means the shell is almost floating in the drum. in other words no hard ware is touching the shell.

[Lost At... SRX]

They're supposed to be louder and more resonant than drums of comparable dimensions and construction. I think so, I tried a pretty nice 6.5"x14" Maple Freefloater, pretty fat and deep.

[zilflight]

here is a picture I found in the downloadable pearl snare catalog. this one is made of steel, but its black, and its a freefloater, so it will look similar.