Mikey,

Your PM box is full.

I defintely could use the L arm that has the round textured knurled part that is clamped onto the telephone dial type.

It turns out I don't need the part that clamps onto the rail itself.

If you look at the attached picture, you'll see the one I need is like the one pictured on the larger rack tom on the left in the picture.

PLease PM me and let me know how much you want for shipping to Leesburg, VA 20176.

Sorry to hijack the thread.

Thanks!

Those tom arms are a little wiggly. You may want to consider a rims type mount if you see it start to pull away.

BTW -- Mine came with a chrome snare that sounds pretty sweet. It is pretty heavy drum, although the throw itself is nothing to write home about.

I actually use a similar set up,(20x14, 12x8, 14x14).. I love my set up for a lot of reasons. Comfortable to play, easy to pack up, and unpack. Fits most of the tiny bar spaces / dance halls. As far as sound goes, my kit is a little newer than yours, (70's), and thicker shells. I have gigged with a 60's MIJ kit, and I think they can have a great rock sound. I use evans heads. G2's for batters, and hydraulics on the reso side. I find the hydraulic resonants give the smaller toms a bit more low end and oomph.They make a small kit sound huge. My 14 actually sounds thunderous. I love it. My band plays everything from the Stones, to FooFighters.

Dav, Looks a lot like a kit I got from a nieghbor. Same deal, no ID at all except for the floor tom which is an Apollo. I took all the hardware off the 20" kick for cleaning and was amazed at how thin the shell was. I think it might become a big bucket or something. The hardware seems to be slingy or gretch style. Fairly heavy. Snare is thin shell as well with no snare bed. All the shells are luan inside. Thought about restoring them but I think I will just repurpose them.