Concert Toms have a very natural sound to them. I think of their sound as playing notes on a piano. Crystal clear and melodic with balls! My set has a
2 1/2 octive range with every drum tuned to perfect pitch so you are able to play melody's like a xylophone! I bought my vistalites in `76. The only other
drum set that I would rather have is Carl Palmer's Stainless Steel KIt he had
costom made for the "Brain Salad Surgery" ELP LP.
No. My set is a 22 piece, and I'm always trying to figure how to fit more drums into the configuration.
Well, ask Terry, he'll show you how it's done...build a dino-skeleton and attach drums everywhere the is an open hole, sooner or later, you can't see or be seen, but you will certainly be heard.....Eye Ball
Well, ask Terry, he'll show you how it's done...build a dino-skeleton and attach drums everywhere the is an open hole, sooner or later, you can't see or be seen, but you will certainly be heard.....Eye Ball
It's almost there already. Almost all openings are filled with cymbals or percussion, if they aren't filled with drums.
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It's much like a drumset, and a percussion section all at the same time. No, I do not gig with it. Strictly a home based "play room".
Ride, 3 pairs of hi-hats (regular stand, x-hat closed, remote cable hat), 6 Chinas, 6 Splashes, 12 crashes plus an O-Zone effects crash, and a gong.
2-LP cowbells (and a third cowbell on a bass pedal mount), LP agogo bells, Rhythm Tech Metalworks triple bell set, Rhythm Tech 5 granite block set, bar chimes, 2 mounted tambourines, and a LP Ice Bell.
....and the 22 drums.
Pics or its not real....
Yes we want pics!!
Do you guys need me to start a whole new thread on my babies, or will this suffice? ;)
Ludwig 1970s Black Panthers on an early 1990s Pearl DR-220 rack.
