I just got a Tama Rockstar 5 piece Deep Forest Green shell pack. I also purchased PAcific 600 series double pedals, they are very fast. If anyone wants to see what the color scheme looks like i'll post the link in this thread later. I bought it from Sam Ash, an awesome store for cheap drums, and otherwise I think the kit rules. I am ordering Remo Powerstroke 3 drumheads for my Bass and Snare them Ebony Pinstripes for my toms. I got a Gibralter Impact pad and A lot of Sam Ash Custon sticks made by Vater. Other than that I still need to go out and get some cumbals...
My new drum kit!
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DarbysDad
Timmy! Timmy!!! Timmy!!!
I can get a picture of a set similar. It might be in a different color, let me see if I can find one!
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7...9/g=perc/g=perc/search/bigpid/base_id/101507/
mine is pretty mcuh that exact thing, cept my cumbals aren't set-up like that!
mine is pretty mcuh that exact thing, cept my cumbals aren't set-up like that!
DarbysDad
Timmy! Timmy!!! Timmy!!!
Right on. My brother e-mailed a picture of a similar set but it was dark red with the double bass set up and he was like damn kids get in the way of an awesome drum set. That's a cool set, rip it up!! \nn/
The heads are made by Evans and they are very durable. I play as hard as hell, which is why i'm getting pinstripe heads. I am hpoing to get those Iron Cobra pedals soon. Or I might go ahead and get my bass to become a double bass comapred to just double pedal...
remington69
Music + Science = Sexy
Sweet kit. My boyfriend has a nice looking Pearl, but I'm not too sure of the tech specs of it. I know he's partial to Ziljden cymbals though and Ahead 5A sticks.
I am getting Paiste cymbals and I own a lot of Vater sticks, some Zildjhian sticks and I have my favorite pair of Lars Ulrich custom Ahead sticks!
Moshkinstein
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Pick up the other bass drum. They are not much more money than the double pedals and look much more METAL.
I've had the same Yamaha set since I started playing at age 16. I am now 34. If you take care of them they can last you forever. Although every time I see someone else's set or go into a store I start crunching numbers to see if I can afford a new one.
Let me know when you get that footwork down on "Nobody Knows Anything" !!!!
Nice kit, ENJOY and beat the shit out of it !
I've had the same Yamaha set since I started playing at age 16. I am now 34. If you take care of them they can last you forever. Although every time I see someone else's set or go into a store I start crunching numbers to see if I can afford a new one.
Let me know when you get that footwork down on "Nobody Knows Anything" !!!!
Nice kit, ENJOY and beat the shit out of it !
Deege
Member
If you upgrade to double-bass, with two bass drums, always, always keep your double-pedal just in case. Don't sell it. If you ever plan on recording yourself, or playing a gig at a small-sized club....just always remember, it's easier to mic one bass drum than it is to mic two. microphones are expensive and not everyone usually has 2 bass drum mics.
remington69
Music + Science = Sexy
I got those for my man a couple years ago! He uses them every once in a while...he's doesn't want to break them. The only thing he doesn't like, though, about the custom sticks is the way they're weighted I guess.refuse2Bdenied said:
DarbysDad
Timmy! Timmy!!! Timmy!!!
You started a trend, my brother's picking up a new/used set this weekend. Damn I'm stoked. That means I have to dust off my vocal chords, LOL!!!
dutchy
Member
I hope you don't sound like him, his drummings sucks, read in an article with Rasmussen that he couldn't hold beat for 1 minute!!refuse2Bdenied said:
What kinda music do you play??
I am working on "Nobody Knows Anything" which I wanna use as a demo for a band. I have the footwork down, but I need to figure out his handwork. Very hard as shit!
