You can get generic rack clamps (all racks and clamps are standard size except pearl's)for about 10 bucks at most drum shops and they're metal, not those flimsy plastic ones that come with the kit. I replaced the clamps I take apart fo pack up and that was all. I gig with the kit once a month and I haven't had any problems in the past year yet. I'm very adamant about tearing down as little as possible to prevent stripping. The sturdiest alternative I think would be to buy a generic rack from explorers percussion, that can get pricey though (I've sometimes taken e-drums with me and used them on my acoustic set, they're much better on a metal rack). Those clamps are on the big complaint list that everyone seems to have for the dtxpress along with an inconsistent kick drum and an extreme lack of neccessary headphone volume. I wish I had a better or cheaper solution but this is the only thing I've found so far. Luckily for me it's worked up to this point. -Joe --- "Sam P." <evolve555@...> wrote: > I hear that one! I was on tour last week and the > whole thing fell apart! The clamps? become stripped > easily, and I am running out of them and don't know > where I can get new ones for cheap. As it is, I need > to get a new stand, that one is WAY too flimsy to > tour with. Anyone have any clamp/fastener and drum > stand suggestions? > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Patricio Murphy > To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 6:12 AM > Subject: [DTXpress] Drums too loose > > > Hello, > I've noticed that my drummer has to keep fastening > (?) the kit constantly since it gets loose after > some minutes of playing. Any strategies to avoid the > parts to move while playing? > Thanks! > --------------------------------------------- > Patricio Murphy > NAN - Buenos Aires, Argentina > http://www.gruponan.com > ICQ 19416686 > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.com
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Re: [DTXpress] Drums too loose
2002-09-04 by Joseph Palacki
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