Tom angles!!!!
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Hollywood Jim
Platinum Member
Ha !
This picture deserves its own thread called "Snare angles".
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This picture deserves its own thread called "Snare angles".
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Mike St.Clair
Senior Member
robthetimekeeper
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AirborneSFC
Gold Member
So many toms that he had to do a vertical angle to the right.
Andy
Honorary Member
Wow - just wow! Nice shelvingI still can't believe someone would do this.................
Yup, another winner. Perfect kit for the ex dwarf bareback riding cowboyHere's a good one
Bass drum angles. A whole new slant (groan) on this thread
A drill is what I'd like to take to the idiot that...
longgun
Gold Member
Yup, another winner. Perfect kit for the ex dwarf bareback riding cowboy
ex dwarf bareback riding cowboy ..................most underrated drummer ever!
Looks like the dog is coming out of the tom
Lovetadraw
Senior Member
Mad About Drums
Pollyanna's Agent
I wonder if the people/drummers ,who are selling those drums,know that they're being made fun of...by drummers,and deservidly so.Would they still continue to display their kits that way...?Haven't any of them been to a music store,where drums are on display?
So two questions;Would people continue to display the kits for sale,if they knew their target audience, drummers, were making fun of them?
Secondly,has anyone,ever seen drums displayed like that in a legit music store,and if so,did you walk out right away?
Steve B
So two questions;Would people continue to display the kits for sale,if they knew their target audience, drummers, were making fun of them?
Secondly,has anyone,ever seen drums displayed like that in a legit music store,and if so,did you walk out right away?
Steve B
dbshorter
Senior Member
I wonder if the people/drummers ,who are selling those drums,know that they're being made fun of...by drummers,and deservidly so.Would they still continue to display their kits that way...?Haven't any of them been to a music store,where drums are on display?
So two questions;Would people continue to display the kits for sale,if they knew their target audience, drummers, were making fun of them?
Secondly,has anyone,ever seen drums displayed like that in a legit music store,and if so,did you walk out right away?
Steve B
And a third question, are any of the people selling these drums actually drummers? If so, I would love to watch them play
bizz
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kallewille
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Oh my goodness! This is some entertainment!
I've always loved the personalization of a drum set: you can set it up however you want. However, some common themes seem to develop, but I've never seen anything as wild as some of these setups.
So, who would you guys say are the extremes in the professional circuits? As far as level, flat toms, Mike Bordin comes to mind. At the other end of the spectrum, would it be Nicko McBrain?
I've also noticed some people play their cymbals high, like really high! Call me lazy, but I try to keep everything ergonomic and near at hand.
Keep up the great additions to this post! Too good.
I've always loved the personalization of a drum set: you can set it up however you want. However, some common themes seem to develop, but I've never seen anything as wild as some of these setups.
So, who would you guys say are the extremes in the professional circuits? As far as level, flat toms, Mike Bordin comes to mind. At the other end of the spectrum, would it be Nicko McBrain?
I've also noticed some people play their cymbals high, like really high! Call me lazy, but I try to keep everything ergonomic and near at hand.
Keep up the great additions to this post! Too good.
drum4fun27302
Gold Member
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/msg/4306277998.html
Another excellent "blue drum set"
Another excellent "blue drum set"