Coldhardsteel
Gold Member
This is the thread to post pics of your weird configurations and set-ups. Be proud of your weirdness! Don't forget to comment on the set-ups of other posters.
From what I gather (information wise), Soultone is made by Masterwork. Search eBay for Soultone, quite a few cymbals should pop up.To be quite honest, I've never heard of Soultone, but the cymbals look nice....
I'm constantly switching around my kit. Short attention span, I guess. Right now I have a Roland TD-7 trigger hooked up to a Yamaha FDDD. I'm expecting delivery of a Yamaha hex rack any day now, so once that gets here, I'll probably set my XP8 Rogers kit up, with my Off-Set pedals.I don't think the pictures supplied this information: do you use an acoustic bass drum or a pad?
DamianArletto;671350[IMG said:http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h320/darletto/Drums/P1230060.jpg[/IMG]
Hi! I likeyour drum set-up! here's the picture of my drum-kits!!!
This doesn't seem very unusal to me, infact i think that angled rack looks quite comfy!! The throne with the way it's angled looks like a lazy boy chair! lol.
Out of curiosity what do you consider to be weird about your set?
-Jonathan
Cool idea, and speaking of that, one of these days I'm going to try doing a complete marching band kit--marching bass drums--at least two bigger ones for bass drums (maybe more, with them tuned very differently), 2-3 smaller ones for floor toms, a marching snare, either a quint or sextet of tenors for the toms, etc.I'm joining my high school's marching band, and this set-up was partially inspired by quads(timp-toms) set-ups. I also needed to practice double, and maybe triple and quadruple, stroke rolls for the same purpose.