Let's see your DRUMS!



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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby Invisible Man » Wed Jan 03, 2018 12:25 pm

Dude do you have a Meinl rug?
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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby cogweh » Wed Jan 03, 2018 11:36 pm

Invisible Man wrote:Dude do you have a Meinl rug?


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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby DannDubbleEwe » Fri May 04, 2018 6:35 pm

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Horrible pics before a showsie but probably my finest instrument to date - Gretsch Brooklyn, 20-10-12-14-16.

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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby ProCarsteNation » Fri Jul 20, 2018 4:55 pm

very sexy, indeed!
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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby JonnyAngle » Wed Jul 25, 2018 12:43 am

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ROLAND TD-11 in tha House!!
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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby Adamadamadam » Mon Jul 30, 2018 10:03 pm

This is (was?) a Pearl Vision Birch set. I pulled the wrap, cut four inches out of the middle of the kick (from 18x22 to 14x22), cut the floor tom in half and put latches on it and the bass so the set can nest, and re-wrapped the whole thing in vertical-grade formica. Ludwig did this for a bit in the 70s (?). They called it cortex or something, but it was used in their butcher-block finishes and a few others.

Shells are 14x22, 16x16, and 9x12.

I replaced the lugs and the bass hoops to Gretsch style and steel, respectively. The snare is an old Acrolite I got for a song and cleaned up. Less than a month after getting everything together I had to move into an apartment, go figure, but at least it looks classy. The cymbals in the shot are an 80s 20" deep ride and a pair of 14" 70s-ish new beats. My mom grew up in the same town as Zildjian's HQ, so it's a bit of a home-team thing.

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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby Benn Roe » Wed Aug 01, 2018 10:02 am

JonnyAngle wrote:ROLAND TD-11 in tha House!!


My wife has that same electric kit in our bedroom! I'm terrible at drums, but thing's fun.
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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby Invisible Man » Mon Aug 13, 2018 9:10 am

Adamadamadam wrote:This is (was?) a Pearl Vision Birch set. I pulled the wrap, cut four inches out of the middle of the kick (from 18x22 to 14x22), cut the floor tom in half and put latches on it and the bass so the set can nest, and re-wrapped the whole thing in vertical-grade formica. Ludwig did this for a bit in the 70s (?). They called it cortex or something, but it was used in their butcher-block finishes and a few others.

Shells are 14x22, 16x16, and 9x12.

I replaced the lugs and the bass hoops to Gretsch style and steel, respectively. The snare is an old Acrolite I got for a song and cleaned up. Less than a month after getting everything together I had to move into an apartment, go figure, but at least it looks classy. The cymbals in the shot are an 80s 20" deep ride and a pair of 14" 70s-ish new beats. My mom grew up in the same town as Zildjian's HQ, so it's a bit of a home-team thing.

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Can you say more about the latching? Do you have a pic of them matryoshka'd up?
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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby Invisible Man » Thu Aug 23, 2018 11:48 am

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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby lefchr » Fri Sep 28, 2018 9:16 pm

Still figuring them out, but having a lot of fun with them.

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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby JonnyAngle » Mon Oct 08, 2018 1:26 am

All these kits looks sweet. I don’t know shit about drums!

I had to switch to electronic due to noise constrainsts. Thus begins our story...

I disliked the look of the e kit from day one. Didn’t have the same mojo as my KVLT amps. Then i went on Pinterest. I saw a guy who cut a kick drum down and placed it in front of his kit.

An anonymous ILF’er needed some hardware so I bought a pile of drum junk for $30. I stripped the kick and cut it to about 6”. I had to paint the back of the head black so it isn’t transparent anymore. It’s actually the beater head as well, but I’d like to get one of those cool custome ones some day. Then i Re installed the hardware and here we are!

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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby odontophobia » Mon Oct 08, 2018 6:35 am

I see the Festival is still getting love.
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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby JonnyAngle » Mon Oct 08, 2018 7:53 am

The festival is a keeper! Squeaky clean, literally no amp drive. Verb and trem are pretty cool add-ons.
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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby truth.hz » Tue Oct 16, 2018 8:22 am

Been taking drums more seriously, I've been lucky enough to acquire a couple holy grail kits recently:

Oaklawn Camco in burgandy sparkle
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Los Angeles Camco in Alice Cooper white
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Re: Let's see your DRUMS!

Postby JonnyAngle » Fri Oct 19, 2018 2:30 pm

truth.hz wrote:Been taking drums more seriously, I've been lucky enough to acquire a couple holy grail kits recently:

Oaklawn Camco in burgandy sparkle
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Los Angeles Camco in Alice Cooper white
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:!!!:

There's nothing better than finding your holy grail item after years of scouring the internet
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