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m
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 [m/xush] new Po Boy kit
Po Boy Drums recently sent me a maple/birch/kokko blend 5pc to check out in the studio. Set it up last night, hoping to have some tracks ready soon.
Really sounded nice; brought out the inner Bonzo - kind of a vintage flavor to it.
* 22 x 16 BASS
* 16 X 16 FLOOR
* 13 X 11 RACk
* 12 X 10 RACk
* 14 X 6.5 SNARE
w/ Turk Masters Cymbals
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drummer912
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awesome, po boys are so cool. they can send me some kits to try out, i'd be quite happy with tht lol
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drumsforlife
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Very to the 260th power nice drums! I've said this to others before but it applies here too: Like a work of art man!
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xdoseonex
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what are those sticks laying there?
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m
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phoenix7289
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Damn. I love the lighting effect!!!
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m
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our bassist and guitarist are getting pretty handy at photography too, lately.
I forget who took what, but they've both got awesome cameras and a good eye:
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phoenix7289
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m wrote:our bassist and guitarist are getting pretty handy at photography too, lately.
I forget who took what, but they've both got awesome cameras and a good eye:
That is gorgeous man!!!! Nice job to your buddies!!! And to you for having the nice shit!!!
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m
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Sat Jul 21, 2007 7:30 am |
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phoenix7289
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Sat Jul 21, 2007 4:40 pm |
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Alcyon
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Beautiful kit.
How do those axis shortboards feel? Do you play a lot of double kick?
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Sat Jul 21, 2007 4:48 pm |
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m
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thanks guys~
I really don't play a LOT of double-bass, I ended up taking off the slave about half-way thru the sessions. I don't think I recorded any for the album. I pretty much only use them on the road (for solos and some Rush medleys we do)
The Axis pedals are my fav, as many of my other posts will show. I bought a Longboard a while back for comparison, but I really like the shortboards better, personally. I also have a single X model that I use with a Roland KD7 pad.
I know people love the Longboards, but for my style I prefer the regular small boards.
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