Show Us Your Drums!

[Andreeew]

Updated pic of my kit. I got new hi-hats and ride. Bought them used

[mkennedy]

Nice! I have 13" Signature Sound Edges and they are by far my favorite hats I've ever owned. They only ones I've heard that I like as much or more are the K Zildjian 13.25" Hybrid Hats. Very crisp and rich.

[Bish]

Cool pictures, Andreeew!

Congrats the cymbal finds!

[Beave]

Sam, that is one beautiful Yamaha kit!

Beave, those drum still look great, and the set-up looks real comfortable. Makes me want to tweak again!

Thanks PB, and yes it is quite comfortable to play this way. I was so used to the standard 5pc. setup for so many years but once i made these adjustments my playing has gotten much more fun and it just flows really well like it is currently setup.

[Norske]

Looking really SWEET Andreew!! Awesome hats!! Merry Christmas to YOU!!

[pastor_bob]

Congrats on the new cymbals Andreeew! Sweet buy!

[STICKSWIZZARDDRAGON]

Updated pic of my kit. I got new hi-hats and ride. Bought them used

**HOOLA como estas Mi amigo ANDREEEW *CREATIVE ARTISTIC OPEN MINDED DRUMMER ARTIST(YOUNG-CAT ) thats GREAT amigo now within your very unique distinct STYLE ARTISTRY you can JOURNEY within New DIMENSIONS *GRACIAS

[mrmike]

Hello everyone! I am new to the forum and thought I would share my new kit with y'all. It's a 1998 DW kit with maple shells, sizes 10,12,14,16,22. I bought them for $1600 from Don Bennett drum studio in Bellevue Wa.

Kind of an interesting story behind the drums, the were on consignment from billionaire Paul Allen or to be more specific, Vulcan Industries. I don't know how or what they were used for but Paul Allen is an avid guitarist and has a world class recording studio on his home as well as on his yacht He didn't need my $1600 but he took it anyway

I was told that the wrap was special ordered and is one of a kind. The drums sound out of this world BTW. I plan on contacting DW this week to find out if they are Keller shells, not that it matters but I would like to know.

I think I will name them Vulcan One or maybe USS Vulcan. Of course I could just call them Spock

[Andreeew]

thanks, i really love the hi-hats. the ride is awesome too

[jhmeg2]

Hello all!!! Well I changed the way my kit is setup a little. And I also added a stereo to work with a few things and to help teach. So here a a couple pics. So I now have 4", 6" and 8" Roto Toms, 12", 12", 13", 14"and 16" toms, 14" Snare, and a 20"x16" kick. Sorry for the angle, its hard to get good pics because of where they are setup...

[pastor_bob]

Nice Jhmeg! I notice that the resonant head is off the first 12" tom. Is that so you can get it tuned higher?

[Lesizmor]

Hello everyone! I am new to the forum and thought I would share my new kit with y'all. It's a 1998 DW kit with maple shells, sizes 10,12,14,16,22. I bought them for $1600 from Don Bennett drum studio in Bellevue Wa.

Kind of an interesting story behind the drums, the were on consignment from billionaire Paul Allen or to be more specific, Vulcan Industries. I don't know how or what they were used for but Paul Allen is an avid guitarist and has a world class recording studio on his home as well as on his yacht He didn't need my $1600 but he took it anyway

I was told that the wrap was special ordered and is one of a kind. The drums sound out of this world BTW. I plan on contacting DW this week to find out if they are Keller shells, not that it matters but I would like to know.

I think I will name them Vulcan One or maybe USS Vulcan. Of course I could just call them Spock

Welcome to drumchat mrmike. That is an interesting story and interesting wrap on those dubs! Nice to have you along! -Les

[Lesizmor]

Hello all!!! Well I changed the way my kit is setup a little. And I also added a stereo to work with a few things and to help teach. So here a a couple pics. So I now have 4", 6" and 8" Roto Toms, 12", 12", 13", 14"and 16" toms, 14" Snare, and a 21"x20" kick. Sorry for the angle, its hard to get good pics because of where they are setup...

Cool beans.. looks comfy! -les

[Norske]

Hey Mrmike, Welcome to Drum Chat!

Wow, great story and beautiful kit you have there!! I have certainly never seen that finish before....and I think you may well find that they're Kellars...most of the 90's kits I've heard of are. At any rate, welcome to the nut house, and enjoy those drums!! ( like you wouldn't )

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[Bish]

Those are great pix KG!!!!

[Bish]

Hello everyone! I am new to the forum and thought I would share my new kit with y'all. It's a 1998 DW kit with maple shells, sizes 10,12,14,16,22. I bought them for $1600 from Don Bennett drum studio in Bellevue Wa.

Kind of an interesting story behind the drums, the were on consignment from billionaire Paul Allen or to be more specific, Vulcan Industries. I don't know how or what they were used for but Paul Allen is an avid guitarist and has a world class recording studio on his home as well as on his yacht He didn't need my $1600 but he took it anyway

I was told that the wrap was special ordered and is one of a kind. The drums sound out of this world BTW. I plan on contacting DW this week to find out if they are Keller shells, not that it matters but I would like to know.

I think I will name them Vulcan One or maybe USS Vulcan. Of course I could just call them Spock

Welcome to DrumChat!

Nice and very intriguing dws!!!

[Bish]

Hello all!!! Well I changed the way my kit is setup a little. And I also added a stereo to work with a few things and to help teach. So here a a couple pics. So I now have 4", 6" and 8" Roto Toms, 12", 12", 13", 14"and 16" toms, 14" Snare, and a 21"x20" kick. Sorry for the angle, its hard to get good pics because of where they are setup...

Good job on the pix anyhow!

Kit is big isn't it?

[Norske]

kay-Gee, those vintage drums are so unique I don't even know what to say except they're incredible. And the ability to play on the beach with that view is just heaven man! Look at that blue water!!! WOW!!

Oh, I like the scooter too!

[Bish]

I did some kit change around today. It's different and temporary.

[Lesizmor]

That looks tight bish! I like that set up.. I wanna get a 16" floor on the left side of my kit by the hats! -Les

[bassist learning drums]

Well besides the inch of dust on my bass drum, here is what my drums look like today.....

[UhOh]

Hey everyone. Finally got some pictures of my kit. Originally it was a fusion setup (10,12,14) but I've currently been setting it up as a 4-pc. It also had a matching snare, but it got lost during my last move, unfortunately. The DW Brass fills in nicely though. Two of the pics are distorted, due to my ancient digital camera.







Gotta love that Pork Pie throne. It's comfortable though and that's all that matters, right?