If Nicko McBrain joined Frankie Goes to Hollywood instead of Iron MaidenOriginally Posted by sticks4drums
For 25 years I trailored a very large Roland e-kit at least once a week. Rack, two very large totes, and Rolands very large drum personal monitor back and forth to church.
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Thread: The "Prove it kit"
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Dalmi Joedi - Jedi
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Different strokes. Originally Posted by dale w miller
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I'm not sure why he switches from sticks to a mallet and then back again later... I guess it's just a "feel" thing? Originally Posted by MitchLyons
Just curious was all. Any time I think of big kits in churches I think of this video: https://youtu.be/xx3Pzv3xJd4 Skip to 2:15 for the goods
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Isn't that just a typical four-piece set up minus the rack tom? A lot of drummers rarely even use their toms outside of fills.
When I hear "prove it kit," I think of backline kits, with broken hi-hat stands and duct tape bass drum heads and non-adjustable hardware and a folding chair to sit on
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