T TamaGroove New member Dec 3, 2012 #1 I am wondering if anyone knows the thickness, width and placement of felt strips on John Bonham's Bass drum
I am wondering if anyone knows the thickness, width and placement of felt strips on John Bonham's Bass drum
P Phantom Piggy Bacon Dec 3, 2012 #2 I would assume such a well known drummer would have multiply kits/placements for different bands/occasions. However i can't answer your question
I would assume such a well known drummer would have multiply kits/placements for different bands/occasions. However i can't answer your question
M moresound Loud Sun Studios Dec 4, 2012 #3 There are a few you tube videos dedicated to just that! Felts, drum heads, cymbals, sticks - everything. Just look around a bit - for I don't have a link handy.
There are a few you tube videos dedicated to just that! Felts, drum heads, cymbals, sticks - everything. Just look around a bit - for I don't have a link handy.
T TamaGroove New member Dec 4, 2012 #4 the only thing i cant find is the thickness of the felt. you guys have any ideas?
M moresound Loud Sun Studios Dec 4, 2012 #5 I believe the you tube video that I viewed was by the recording engineer that explained everything. And from memory I can recall a few different write ups stating that the felts were thick.
I believe the you tube video that I viewed was by the recording engineer that explained everything. And from memory I can recall a few different write ups stating that the felts were thick.
B bdenton New member Dec 5, 2012 #6 Lots of drum stores (and possibly online) sell felt strips especially for this purpose. That's what I use...
Lots of drum stores (and possibly online) sell felt strips especially for this purpose. That's what I use...
G Greg_L Banned Dec 5, 2012 #7 I don't think this helps you, but it was pretty interesting... 10 Ways To Sound Like John Bonham - DRUM! Magazine
I don't think this helps you, but it was pretty interesting... 10 Ways To Sound Like John Bonham - DRUM! Magazine
T TamaGroove New member Dec 5, 2012 #8 Greg_L I read that the other day actually, right you are it is quite interesting
Guitargodgt New member Dec 5, 2012 #9 Am I The Only One Around Here - am i the only one around here who thinks john bonhams drum LOL, I'm totally serious. I'm not saying he was a wack player (obviously not), I just can't stand that drum sound. haha
Am I The Only One Around Here - am i the only one around here who thinks john bonhams drum LOL, I'm totally serious. I'm not saying he was a wack player (obviously not), I just can't stand that drum sound. haha
G Greg_L Banned Dec 5, 2012 #10 Guitargodgt said: Am I The Only One Around Here - am i the only one around here who thinks john bonhams drum LOL, I'm totally serious. I'm not saying he was a wack player (obviously not), I just can't stand that drum sound. haha Click to expand... I'm mostly with ya there. Great player, obviously an all-time legend among legends, but his drum sounds were just whatever to me.
Guitargodgt said: Am I The Only One Around Here - am i the only one around here who thinks john bonhams drum LOL, I'm totally serious. I'm not saying he was a wack player (obviously not), I just can't stand that drum sound. haha Click to expand... I'm mostly with ya there. Great player, obviously an all-time legend among legends, but his drum sounds were just whatever to me.
G Greg_L Banned Dec 5, 2012 #12 moresound said: He was a visionary. Click to expand... Keith Moon did it first.
grimtraveller If only for a moment..... Dec 5, 2012 #13 Greg_L said: Keith Moon did it first. Click to expand... Keith Moon learned much of his drum style and wild man persona from Viv Prince of the Pretty things. So brilliant Bonzo is kind of like a grandson.
Greg_L said: Keith Moon did it first. Click to expand... Keith Moon learned much of his drum style and wild man persona from Viv Prince of the Pretty things. So brilliant Bonzo is kind of like a grandson.