Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

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

Hi UNH,

The Pacific rack definitely looks good. It seems to have just about 
every feature imaginable. The front tube w/legs, 4 clamps, 2 booms, 
and two tom holders should run you about $300. One side w/leg and 
one clamp should add another $170 or so. But given the way my 
thrifty mind works, I would have to ask, do you need stainless 
steel, do you need a brand spanking new one, and do you need to 
spend that much money to satisfy yourself? Plus, you'll undoubtedly 
need more clamps, booms, tom holders, etc., and you'll want them to 
match. You should have a little spare cash if you intend to court 
Vern's sister-in-law.

Ed

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "underneathheaven" <realvast@s...> 
wrote:
> 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

lol.  Very funny Ed!  Well if you put it that way, then no, no, and 
no!  But I like it, it looks cool!  I didn't take into account all 
the clamps I would need though!  Damn.  Plus I want that new 
DTXtremeII module...  OK I'll hold up for now, but I'm still gonna 
buy more pads! :)  I was hoping maybe Vern's sister in law would 
find the stainless steel sexy or something!

-UN.H  


--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "liberatusvirus" 
<liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> Hi UNH,
> 
> The Pacific rack definitely looks good. It seems to have just 
about 
> every feature imaginable. The front tube w/legs, 4 clamps, 2 
booms, 
> and two tom holders should run you about $300. One side w/leg and 
> one clamp should add another $170 or so. But given the way my 
> thrifty mind works, I would have to ask, do you need stainless 
> steel, do you need a brand spanking new one, and do you need to 
> spend that much money to satisfy yourself? Plus, you'll 
undoubtedly 
> need more clamps, booms, tom holders, etc., and you'll want them 
to 
> match. You should have a little spare cash if you intend to court 
> Vern's sister-in-law.
> 
> Ed
> 
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "underneathheaven" 
<realvast@s...> 

> wrote:
> > 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

Just use the chick magnet kit on her, and save a little money. Your 
kit looks really good now. 

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "underneathheaven" <realvast@s...> 
wrote:
> lol.  Very funny Ed!  Well if you put it that way, then no, no, 
and 
> no!  But I like it, it looks cool!  I didn't take into account all 
> the clamps I would need though!  Damn.  Plus I want that new 
> DTXtremeII module...  OK I'll hold up for now, but I'm still gonna 
> buy more pads! :)  I was hoping maybe Vern's sister in law would 
> find the stainless steel sexy or something!
> 
> -UN.H  
> 
> 
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "liberatusvirus" 
> <liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> > Hi UNH,
> > 
> > The Pacific rack definitely looks good. It seems to have just 
> about 
> > every feature imaginable. The front tube w/legs, 4 clamps, 2 
> booms, 
> > and two tom holders should run you about $300. One side w/leg 
and 
> > one clamp should add another $170 or so. But given the way my 
> > thrifty mind works, I would have to ask, do you need stainless 
> > steel, do you need a brand spanking new one, and do you need to 
> > spend that much money to satisfy yourself? Plus, you'll 
> undoubtedly 
> > need more clamps, booms, tom holders, etc., and you'll want them 
> to 
> > match. You should have a little spare cash if you intend to 
court 
> > Vern's sister-in-law.
> > 
> > Ed
> > 
> > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "underneathheaven" 
> <realvast@s...> 
> > wrote:
> > > 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

UNH:
It ain't stainless steel, but I got the rack at the link below of 
ebay (new) FOR $99. With one of these you could still impress the 
sister-in-law and have enough left ovet to take her to Ruth's Chris 
Steak House.
http://marketplace.amazia.com/nms/prodinfo.asp?
cn=98083&affid=&sku=RACK1000&page=14&pagenumber=&inverrmsg=
Stephen