Pacific Drums Stainless Steel Rack Price?
2003-04-13 by underneathheaven
How much do you all think the Pacific Drums Stainless Steel Rack is going to cost? And do you think its pretty good? -UN.H
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Re: New Photo Added!
2003-04-13 by underneathheaven
lol. Thank you Stephen! Yes I m running the extra stuff through my PM-16 which is running great! Which reminds me that I wanted to ask Hairytrigger how his
Re: New Photo Added!
2003-04-13 by brown8700
UNH: Nice kit. Are you running the extra pads through the PM16? I suppose you got it working up to code. Back when I played acoustics I had a fairly sizable
Re: observations
2003-04-12 by brown8700
Another reason I must keep my kit to a manageable size is the fact that my riser is 4 X 4 and I m edge-to-edge now as it is.
Cord Management.........
2003-04-12 by brown8700
My band mates tell me I m a little A/R when it comes to stage neatness. One of the things that really drive me batty is the extra cable that hangs from the
Re: New Photo Added!
2003-04-12 by underneathheaven
Thanks Ed! I had to extend the right arm of the rack with one of the short arms i bought from you! -UN.H ... ... extra
Re: New Photo Added!
2003-04-12 by liberatusvirus
There s definitely something elegant in the symmetry of all those Yamaha pads lined up. Impressive. ... additional
New Photo Added!
2003-04-12 by underneathheaven
Hey guys, I just added two new photos of my set with some additional gear I purchased weds. I just bought two TP65 pads, I love extra toms!! -UN.H
Re: observations
2003-04-12 by underneathheaven
When I first got my set my friends, who are in a little band, told me that me if I d played with them then they would sound like Devo or, more modern sounding
Re: Octagonal pads
2003-04-12 by liberatusvirus
Stephen, Funny you should ask. All of the original wood in the house was cut and milled on the property; the land belonged to a mill owner. Now it s largely
Re: Octagonal pads
2003-04-12 by brown8700
Ed: Did you cut the timber for your house yourself, or did you have someone else do it? Seriously, Ed, I don t think I m that far behind you (1956). Stephen
Re: Octagonal pads
2003-04-12 by liberatusvirus
Stephen, Guess what else I have, which you may or may not be able to use to date me: an Edison phonograph, from the 1910s, which plays hollow, cylindrical wax
Re: observations
2003-04-12 by liberatusvirus
Scott, Nonmusicians who see my kit tend to be dazzled by it. It looks to them like modern art. Diehard acoustic drummers, who often know very little about
Kits, Visu-lites, and the new Yamaha module
2003-04-12 by liberatusvirus
Hi Jade, Since we re talking about kits, I won t feel so bad about posting on my situation. As a few of you know from my recent sale and other matters, I
re: observations
2003-04-12 by hairytrigger
Hey, Ed. When I first brought my E-Kit to the stage, the only complaint I got from my bandmates was appearance; they didn t look like drums! No complaints
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Report On Little Jade
2003-04-12 by Jade
Ed...This forum is got the GREATEST bunch!! It is nice to know that you can get concern, support and emotional uplifting from this group-as well as e-drum
Re: [DTXpress] Report On Little Jade
2003-04-12 by Jade
Hey Brett....Thanks SO much for your e-mail. I know exactly hoe you feel about your kid ...mine has been with me thru some rough times, and I am just
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Report On Little Jade
2003-04-12 by Jade
Thanks UN.H....you guys are great! It s nice to know that the concern and support from the guys on this forum goes beyond just e-drums. God s Blessings on
Re: observations
2003-04-12 by liberatusvirus
Scott, I was thinking about this, too. I was lucky, or unlucky, enough to have been born in the mid-20th century. When I was growing up, drummers used very
Re: Octagonal pads
2003-04-12 by brown8700
Ed: Bingo! I knew you would know! Stephen
Re: [DTXpress] Re: observations
2003-04-12 by Ratzo
... I m not into the large kit thing. I have mine set up as a four piece and really like that configuration. I wouldn t mind having another module to get a
Re: Octagonal pads
2003-04-12 by liberatusvirus
Stephen, I m not sure when the first Rolling Bomber appeared, though I suspect from its name that the World War II issue, which is the one I know, was probably
Re: observations
2003-04-12 by underneathheaven
Whats up Hairy! I might not have a monster kit yet, but I really really want one! I love seeing photos of other peoples kits, small or large, electronic or
Re: observations
2003-04-12 by otacon28us
it started for anyways as a small modest kit,and then the insanity began (woohoo). ran out inputs and had more triggers left over from constantly
Re: "to host" cables
2003-04-12 by otacon28us
no, it was just the cable,but i did find the driver you need for it online before,but it s installed in my other pc (my old one cause dude i gotta dell) sorry
Re: observations
2003-04-12 by brown8700
Scott: I was in the same boat. I had a BP80 with my original kit. Then, when I upgraded to Pintech pads, the dual trigger snare left me one inout short. So, I
Re: Octagonal pads
2003-04-12 by brown8700
Shoot, not only is Ed old enough to remember when the Simmons Drums were introduced, I think he bought one of the first issues of the Rolling Bomber . Only
observations
2003-04-12 by hairytrigger
I am reading and enjoying the descriptions and photos of some members Monster Kits. I have resisted this urge. It is powerful! One of the main reasons I
Re: Report On Little Jade
2003-04-11 by liberatusvirus
Jade, That s a relief. Little Jade is obviously in good hands. Plus, he s got more than 600 drummers serenading him. Ed
Re: Octagonal pads
2003-04-11 by liberatusvirus
Yeah, Creighton. I m certainly old enough to remember the first Simmons electronic kits back in the mid-80s. In fact, I contemplated buying one, but in the
Re: [DTXpress] Report On Little Jade
2003-04-11 by Brett
Jade, I wouldn t know what do to do if I lost my kid . We ve had her for almost four years now (she s a replacement for my German Shepard I gave up in a
Re: Report On Little Jade
2003-04-11 by underneathheaven
Our prayers must be working! Keep it up guys!! -UN.H
Re: [DTXpress] Octagonal pads
2003-04-11 by Jade
Simmons! Some for sale on ebay! Jade ... __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - File online, calculators, forms,
Report On Little Jade
2003-04-11 by Jade
Hi All...Just wanted to keep you posted on Jade, and what Dr. Brummer found in the re-check ultrasound. The hepatic cyst remained unchanged, he does NOT think
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Old Pictures
2003-04-11 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Thank you! I was right!!!!! I knew that one of the first questions would be.. What s that vertical pad on the right for?? ..............a GONG. When I was in
Re: "to host" cables
2003-04-11 by Alex
Did it come with any driver CDS or floppies? I don t think you can justy hook it up and go..?? Alex ... only
Re: Old Pictures
2003-04-11 by underneathheaven
Oldguy, I love your setup! Today I m going to post some new pics of my set because I added a bell pad and two more TP65. Its not as big as yours but I wanna
Old Pictures
2003-04-11 by oldguydrummer
I have just uploaded old photos of my Phase II drum kit to the photos section. I will post my Phase III set when completed in a week or so. It is kinda cramped
Re: Octagonal pads
2003-04-11 by underneathheaven
The old octagonal pads were made by simmons. My drunk drummer friend and I were just talking about them the other day! He says, yeah my friend who has a
RE: [DTXpress] Octagonal pads
2003-04-11 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
http://www.netaxs.com/~jeffc/gearpage/simmons.html Is this what you are talking about? ...
RE: [DTXpress] Octagonal pads
2003-04-11 by Creighton Higgins
could those be Simmons? some older-timers might know.There is a used module at Drumbalaya s site: http://www.drumbalaya.com/ ... From: Nick Carroll
Re: Tips & Tricks
2003-04-11 by brown8700
Nick: You re welcome. It took me awhile to run across the pad type parameter myself. My life changed once I discovered it. It was an Epiphany. And, JAZZ? Me?
Re: Tips & Tricks
2003-04-11 by oldguydrummer
Something I discovered when I plugged my extra cymbals into zones other than 6,7 on the dtxpressII is that the choke feature is only available when the cymbals
Octagonal pads
2003-04-11 by Nick Carroll
Does anybody remember those octagonal pads that a lot of e-drummers were using in the 1980s? Anyone know what brand of kit they were playing? I d love to have
Re: Tips & Tricks
2003-04-11 by Nick Carroll
Hey, Stephen. Thanks for your feedback re the choke feature on the ride pad. Following your advice I have changed the pad type to Misc 1, and my problem of the
Poll results for DTXpress
2003-04-11 by DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
The following DTXpress poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: How many different user kits do you employ CHOICES AND RESULTS - One
Re: Drum Sound Quality Question....
2003-04-11 by underneathheaven
Hey Devlin! Its UN.H again! I love playing a drumset no matter what, wheather its for five minutes or five hours, I always have fun! I love playing the set
Re: "to host" cables
2003-04-11 by otacon28us
hey, i found one awhile ago at my local music store (pianos & stuff) but haven t really had the time to mess with it, but if you go into a music store look
Re: Drum Sound Quality Question....
2003-04-11 by mhd31971
Hey thanks again. Let me ask the group this.... What is the consensus view on practice? With music? Or Without? Personally I am having far more fun simply
Re: [DTXpress] The neighbours complain about the noises above...
2003-04-10 by Vernon Graner
Here s a solution that has made it s way around the list a few times: http://www.dtxpressions.com/platform/platform.htm If you build this, you should end up