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FelterSkelter

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 New Setup
I took some pictures so I could remember how I set up my modified kit. I decided to put them up just for giggles. I'll be using this setup on the first (and maybe only) Space Lounge show on October 6th.

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FelterSkelter

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and my throne is a cajon.
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Sat Aug 25, 2007 11:29 am |
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SGarrett

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That's pretty cool. What size is that kick? Looks like a 16" with legs.
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Sat Aug 25, 2007 6:36 pm |
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dave lynch

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I'm jelous...it looks like you know how to play Salsa...!!!
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Sat Aug 25, 2007 6:56 pm |
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break the prism

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pretty sweet setup. resembles a more traditional version of the cocktail kit.
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Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:15 am |
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FelterSkelter

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It is indeed a 16" kick with legs. Nothing special just something I had laying around. There's a more detailed pic on an earlier topic I posted. I think I'll add a few cymbals and an 18" floor. I'm also gonna have a loopstation, kaoss padd, and microkorg off the side. Should be fun.
And I don't know the first thing about salsa but I know it makes people DANCE DANCE DANCE immediately.
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Sun Aug 26, 2007 8:02 pm |
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SGarrett

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I always used my 10" tom as a floor tom and my 19" AAX-Plosion as my ride for quieter coffee shop gigs.
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Sun Aug 26, 2007 9:05 pm |
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dave lynch

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SGarrett wrote:I always used my 10" tom as a floor tom and my 19" AAX-Plosion as my ride for quieter coffee shop gigs.
I have an older Zildjian 16" rock crash 'Sweet Cymbal" that I used to use as a crash ride..I used to jam with a well know blues cat here in No Cal and he only wanted me to use a kick, snare, hat and cymbal..That 16 works great for that application..I'm glad I still have it after all these years !! I never tried a 10" for a floor but I know my 8" & 12" would make a sweet little tom combo..!! That's one thing I like about the way my drums tune up.. 8, 10, 12, 14, 16" toms...any combo will work..I can use an 8 & 16 without retuning them and they'll work great together..!!
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Sun Aug 26, 2007 9:40 pm |
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seandude

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i like your style
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Sun Aug 26, 2007 9:57 pm |
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SGarrett

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dave lynch wrote:SGarrett wrote:I always used my 10" tom as a floor tom and my 19" AAX-Plosion as my ride for quieter coffee shop gigs.
I have an older Zildjian 16" rock crash 'Sweet Cymbal" that I used to use as a crash ride..I used to jam with a well know blues cat here in No Cal and he only wanted me to use a kick, snare, hat and cymbal..That 16 works great for that application..I'm glad I still have it after all these years !! I never tried a 10" for a floor but I know my 8" & 12" would make a sweet little tom combo..!! That's one thing I like about the way my drums tune up.. 8, 10, 12, 14, 16" toms...any combo will work..I can use an 8 & 16 without retuning them and they'll work great together..!!
Hey, I just noticed that you're from the Bay. I'm from the Sactoe area.
The kit I used for coffee shop gigs with the singer/songwriter I used to play for was my 22" kick, 5x14" snare, hats, the 19" crash, and the 10" tom. I played with Regal Tip Blastics with the bands rolled up to about 2" from the top. I also used a Vater Vintage Bomber beater to keep the volume of the kick down while still getting a 22" boom.
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Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:03 pm |
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dave lynch

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SGarrett wrote:dave lynch wrote:SGarrett wrote:I always used my 10" tom as a floor tom and my 19" AAX-Plosion as my ride for quieter coffee shop gigs.
I have an older Zildjian 16" rock crash 'Sweet Cymbal" that I used to use as a crash ride..I used to jam with a well know blues cat here in No Cal and he only wanted me to use a kick, snare, hat and cymbal..That 16 works great for that application..I'm glad I still have it after all these years !! I never tried a 10" for a floor but I know my 8" & 12" would make a sweet little tom combo..!! That's one thing I like about the way my drums tune up.. 8, 10, 12, 14, 16" toms...any combo will work..I can use an 8 & 16 without retuning them and they'll work great together..!!
Hey, I just noticed that you're from the Bay. I'm from the Sactoe area.
The kit I used for coffee shop gigs with the singer/songwriter I used to play for was my 22" kick, 5x14" snare, hats, the 19" crash, and the 10" tom. I played with Regal Tip Blastics with the bands rolled up to about 2" from the top. I also used a Vater Vintage Bomber beater to keep the volume of the kick down while still getting a 22" boom.
Funny I took some music classes at Sac City..I loved it...I hadn't been doing anything musicly for years including drumming and that helped me get back into it..I'm still way behind cuz of how much time I missed throughout the years..My fault tho..lol Have you heard of Ron Thompson the blues cat ? Yeh I lived in Sac for about three years and only played my drums like ten times..Anyway I'm gettin of course here..This is a thread about something else..Haha..whoops..Oh by the way my kick then was a 24" and it worked pretty well cuz it had that older sound..!!
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Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:19 pm |
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break the prism

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SGarrett wrote:I always used my 10" tom as a floor tom and my 19" AAX-Plosion as my ride for quieter coffee shop gigs.
for quiet combo gigs i use my 19" K dark crash as a ride, 12" tom, my normal 14" snare, and 14" A hats
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Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:41 pm |
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FelterSkelter

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For quieter gigs I stay home and play video games
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