Let's see your kits

[BlackHawk2029]

yup i'll agree with rami on that one. that kit is sweet looking.

 

[trevrev97]

thanks guys

 

[DrJosh]

That kick looks about twice the size of mine! Nice!

 

[Rimshot]

I dug through some old photos........

Here is a picture of one of my old kits:

Here's an old photo of me playing at a session:

And here's a photo of a selection of some of my current drums (not quite a kit, but what I mostly play now):

 

[trevrev97]

thats a 26x10 kick

 

[tmix]

Finally,Pics of my kit

I got a new Ayotte kit this year and did not have a Camera.
So I finally got one and took a picture...I'm not very good at it though.
I am in an 10 by 11 foot booth and I can't quite get far enough back.

 

[PhilGood]

finally snapped some pics of my rockabilly set up. some vintage ludwigs. minus the floor tom.

Somewhere in the world a junior high band director is wondering where the hell the marching bass drum disappeared to and is scratching his head while looking in the equipment room.

 

[trevrev97]

no worries the BD was legally acquired.

 

[capnkid]

no worries the BD was legally acquired.

how does that thing sound?

 

[BlackHawk2029]

how does that thing sound?

Probably kinda like "BOOM!!!!!" i'm guessing.

 

[RawDepth]

It probably has that classic John Bonham bass drum sound.

I once figured out how to get that 24" sound from any standard 22" kick, using reverb in a unique way.

 

[trevrev97]

I love how it sounds, I have some new heads on order and a couple new hoops. and spurs. Its a 26x10 so its not quite Bohnam. its cool how a big shallow drum can be tuned.

 

[BlackHawk2029]

This one's up-to-date

 

[Greg_L]

 

[Dogman]

Sweet man....how does it sound?

 

[Greg_L]

They sound great in this configuration because I can't play them like this.

 

[BlackHawk2029]

very nice gerg..... are those polyester, cotton, or vinyl shells?

 

[Dogman]

They sound great in this configuration because I can't play them like this.

You could send them to me.

 

[Greg_L]

very nice gerg..... are those polyester, cotton, or vinyl shells?

They're virgin silk hand woven by blind Mexican children in Korea.

 

[BlackHawk2029]

wow, those must've cost you a mint!