Just posted this in my thread but what the heck, I'll play:
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Thanks. Sorry. Just saw your reply. I started getting back into acoustic drums after many years of playing e-kits, back in 2009 with my 7 piece Mapex Arctic White kit. So I guess this would be year 13.
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What are these two drums? Originally Posted by Jonah Hex
Just posted this in my thread but what the heck, I'll play:
Still Way Too Much Crap
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Those originally started life as a 8x10" keller maple shell that I cut in half, added hardware and stained....they were going to hold two Pearl Tru-Trac heads....but I ended up bagging that plan because I hated the feel of the pads....so I rounded off the bearing edges, and tune them to two different pitches, and bam - make-shift timbales....and they sound really good.... Originally Posted by JY Kelly
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Just posted in another thread, but I'm so happy with this that I'll post it again...!
My cymbals but not my kit, just a practice kit at my parents' church, but pretty much how I'd set up mine if I could.
It's an unusual ride position for me, but actually really comfortable and lets me get the fat stack exactly where its comfortable.
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Nice job, Tim. Originally Posted by Jonah Hex
Those originally started life as a 8x10" keller maple shell that I cut in half, added hardware and stained....they were going to hold two Pearl Tru-Trac heads....but I ended up bagging that plan because I hated the feel of the pads....so I rounded off the bearing edges, and tune them to two different pitches, and bam - make-shift timbales....and they sound really good....
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Thanks Dale! Originally Posted by dale w miller
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Took this one the other day:
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Ah yes, the ol “the wind blew the toms to the left” set up. Lol
JK- that looks like a BUNCH of fun to play.Still Way Too Much Crap
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Well, I do live in Chicago... Its a good thing I had a stand over there to catch them. That could have been a mess. Originally Posted by JY Kelly
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Oof, those heads are blinding! Originally Posted by Tommy_D
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