Re: Quick adjustments for adult vs 8-year-old?
Keeping the rack beams low is a sensible idea when you have to adjust from one person's height to the other. If it's the model that I'm thinking of, you'll be able to extend a number of the arms (especially the cymbal boom arms to your taller height). You might find the top rack beam and it's corner clamps (the one with the two tom pads) should be relatively easy to adjust up and down with an Allen wrench or drum key provided. The tricky thing is the position of the rack arm that holds the snare pad. I teach with two electronic set-ups, and the one on my left (the students' one) is the one I can constantly adjust. Give me a bit of time later today, I'll provide some photos of that set at a variety of heights, it might give you an idea of how to set your rack up. Cheers.
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