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Wed Oct 12, 2011 1:29 pm
Schlatte wrote:custom OCDP vented snare 14x06"
Wed Oct 12, 2011 1:35 pm
Schlatte wrote:Yaaay! Finally a Drums thread!
sooo... I'll just go ahead and post the hell out of it:
Custom red acrylic set w/ led system
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custom OCDP vented snare 14x06"
Wed Oct 12, 2011 1:48 pm
Achtane wrote:I don't know anything about drums, but this is awesome.
Ancient Astronaught wrote:Schlatte wrote:custom OCDP vented snare 14x06"
Did you order that snare directly from ocdp? Because i had that exact same snare, GC sold them before the foreign made ocdp's were made, they ordered a bunch of those snares from OCDP and sold them at GC at a mark up. I swapped all the hardware on mine for all black, they are wicked snares and loud as hell, perfect to match your acrylic kit!
Wed Oct 12, 2011 1:59 pm
Schlatte wrote:You got it the base is such a "GC" type snare, but it's thinner and has a 60° bearing edge on the batter side and 30° on the resonant side. it's a modded custom shop gc snare- if you want to call it so. but it IS loud as hell and fits perfectly in the sound scheme of the set. But I might actually pick up some other snare wires... idk if it would sound better with a smaller or bigger snare thing (idk how it's called in english ).
Wed Oct 12, 2011 2:06 pm
Wed Oct 12, 2011 2:52 pm
Schlatte wrote:cool, thanks for the info! I will pick up 40 strand snare wires and see how they sound
I use a 10x5.5" steel snare as a sidesnare (see first 2 pics). Smaller snares just sound so much better for metal! They also offer quite a bit more rebound for fast blast beats. How did you play grindcore with a 24" deep kick drum? I mean, mine is 24x21" and requires pretty hard footwork to deliver a solid punch. With fast doublebass patterns in most grindcore songs I think it's quite hard to nail down a solid punching line with a 24" deep kick (except maybe with triggers)!?
Wed Oct 12, 2011 3:05 pm
Ancient Astronaught wrote: i'm anti triggers for metal drums, i didnt spend over 3 grand on a kit just to replace the tone with a sample..... i use triggers in electronic music so i can run them through effects loops and do crazy stuf with them
Wed Oct 12, 2011 3:12 pm
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Wed Oct 12, 2011 4:20 pm
Zounds Perspex wrote:cool drums, everyone! here are mine.
My kit - frontview by Zounds Perspex, on Flickr
My kit - birdseye by Zounds Perspex, on Flickr
Keystone Acrolite and Krupa Sound King COB by Zounds Perspex, on Flickr