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I've got a copy of windows 2000, and a PC with no operating system..... Is it possible to get the Alesis Io 26 and Mackie Tracktion 3 running in 2000? or should i just go ahead with XP?

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

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

small bass drums need a lift, so the beater doesn't hit them too high.

yes we did, sir! that's one sharp memory you've got there. that snare is still amazing me day after day. such a nice crack to it. What are the sizes on those? and how's that little kick sound?

Natural maple is a beautiful thing.... and i demand you tell me where you got those lugs! allstar? I love the tube lug look, but those seem so nice and beefy. it looks great! You aren't by chance a member at the drumshed are you?

well derek roddy stopped using them..... but that must be some crazy eq now.

i'm with greg.

good one guys. but i wouldn't mind sir doctor mister zarasmega coming in and showing us his kit. >.<

Yes eq is a massive help, but i'm talking about in the live world.

nice. i've always had a little bit of a soft spot for sonors. not sure why but most of the sonors i've heard have sounded amazing.

yeah i tried that once. it's quite overbearing. it's not so bad if they've got a little padding over them though, they actually sound pretty decent if you duct tape 'em on, and then a falam patch, but i don't really want that much crap on my bass head.

A good friend of mine was asking me how to get that death metal "click" kick drum sound, and we couldn't figure it out over the phone, so i had him bring his kicks and pedals over (since i don't have mine here)...... the dumbass is trying to get a bunch of slap using a big poofy felt...

hehe.... haha...... hahahahaahaha...... huhuhuhhhh..... you should see my snare head.... >.< it needs replaced baaaad. the heads that are on the rest i've only had since july, and i definitely don't get to play much since i don't have room for the kit here at home. she stays at my cousin's (also...

i'll steal it and sell 'em both.

Haha. Justadrummer, I've got that same kustom amp sitting beside me right now. she's for sale if anyone wants her.

hahaha. 7a's are good for some things, but for most of what i play, a 5a AT LEAST is pretty much a necessity. technique does play a role in this as well, but for the most part, you aren't going to get huge sounding rock drums tapping along with a 7a.

very nice, supercreep. what size is the china over the rack toms?

sound is definitely the more important issue to me as well, but having drums that sound good and look pretty is always a plus. good point you make with the crashes too, philgood.

it's true, which is why i've only got 2. you can definitely hear the difference from right around the kit, but once you get 3-4 rows back in an audience the difference kind of dissapears.