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It was meant for Drummer. lol

I have no idea but he was using Sabians during that show, I thought???

Sarcasm, right?

That was pretty cool especially with the camera angles.

Sounds like you're getting out and about. WTG!!

Never heard of it.

Nice job and great equipment. Well done!

I don't know what flavor of Sabian hats Frank Beard uses but on the live in Texas show I saw, they were amazing. I did as much research as I could but could not find out what the hats were. Glad you...

That's awesome. Way to be resourceful. Might be good if you could let the company know. You may get an offer for a quality control position. Well, we can hope, right?

I have always been a fan of RocnSoc. I mostly use their hydraulic style base but the one that stands out as a solid threaded base is Gibraltar.

I'm mostly concerned with comfort and the RnS...

Says video is private. You're so funny.

Yes, you did. Looks like it works. You happy with it or is it too soon to tell?

I'm thinking about doing that to my DW Performance BD.

Like I said in the PM, if you could add yours (at least one of them) it would complete the transitions.

Hope it is diminishing and you aren't too miserable. I have a DR Appt. soon. I'll inquire.

Thanks again.

Very good. Enjoyed that. Keep posting.

Shoot. I meant Bacon Grease.

I know. I don't have any real pictures for proof....LOL

I use a dry soft towel to "elbow grease" the fingerprints off. Everything else is just normal wear and tear.

You may be hearing the snare recording with only a batter head mic. This will diminish the perception of the snare wires. JMHO.

LOL, that was my setup with my BigR Rogers kit back in the 80's.

Welcome to Drum Chat.

Have you heard one?

My first one was a TD-5 back in the 90s.

Kevlar. I think that was it. Thanks!

Well according to information stored in the Burning Bush (LOL), it sounds like you had concert toms but only if they were factory with no reso side lugs. Those may not be nestable since most kits...

I don't have a set but cymbals are very subjective and everyone hears things a bit different. I understand the "gongy" sound you describe. I tend to prefer more of a bright splashy sound to my...