I don't know that I'd call the drums tiny...
12 and 14 certainly not, kick is a bit small for my taste, but I imagine if you tune it right you can get some fat punch out of it.

Decent EQ'ing goes a long way too.

Nice looking kit.  I've always liked Yamaha.

Here's a recent shot of the rig I'm using with Pacifika:

that was done w/ my cellphone cam. Here's a better one:


drums - Taye TourPro 18x16 bass drum; 13x5 snare

perc - Mountain Rythym Tunable Snared Cajon; Pearl 10" quinto; LP Low Jam Block; LP Cyclops tambourine mounted on Gibraltar bd accessory  bracket; Toca Low Block on Gibraltar bd accessory bracket (both out of view to left of hi-hat stand); Pearl double Ago-sha with egg maracas taped on; various other noise makers

cymbals - (all Sabian) 20" HH Classic ride, 18" HH Evolution Crash, 18" AAX Caliente Hand Crash; 6" Glennie's Garbage, 13" HH Groove Hats, 14" HH Groove Hats (mounted on a Taye AH100 X hat holder)

hardware - Taye and DW

Hello, This is my first post on this forum. I guess I will start off by posting photos of my kit.
Here are the Specs

DRUMS: Tama Swingstar (Vintage Siver)
            Tom Sizes: 8,10,12,13,14 floor tom, 16 floor tom, 18 tom (suspended), 14 floor tom on left side.
            Snare Drums: 14" Pork Pie Clear Acrylic Snare (with Rush Starman graphics on side panels)
                               14" Tama Swingstar Snare with Remo Kevlar Marching head used as aux. snare.

CYMBALS: Sabian Paragon complete set

ELECTRONICS: Back kit consists of a variation of Roland pads, cymbals, all ran through Roland TD6, TD6V
                     controllers, Yamaha mixer, and Mackie amplifier.
                     FatKat trigger pedal on front and back kits.

HARDWARE: A little of everything

VARIOUS: LP Cowbells and Pearl Tri-Bells, Beginner Glokenspiel

STICKS: Promark 747 Neil Peart Model

HEADS: Evans with exception of bass drum whick is Aquarian III on batter side and Remo Ebony with Rush     
           Starman graphic on front side




                     
                     

Yeah thats a nice set up you go there, howd you get the zildjian thing on the bass head? Is it just a sticker?

Hey all, Heres my Rig.




Sonor Force 3005 autumn fade

10''
12''
14''
22''
14''sn

Bosphorus, Zildjian and Sabian cymbals

13'' traditional hi-hats
10'' traditional splash
16'' medium thin traditional crash
18'' medium traditional crash
18'' traditional china
19'' AAX studio crash
20'' ZBT ride

Pearl ICON rack with various clamps and arms, Tama Iron cobra powerglide double and hi-hat stand, Remo emps on toms, powerstroke3/ctd ambasssidor on bass, evans ST dry on snare, various sticks and vic firth ear defenders.

Cheers.

Gotta love racked Sonor Force 3005 Autumn Fades. Heres mine 



Crappy (and somewhat outdated) pic, unfortunately. I keep forgetting to snap better ones (everyone needs that "bragging gallery", right?) 

No, it's the 14" snare, 22" kick, 10", 12" and 16" toms (full specs are listed in the diagram image).


Those aren't power toms, but they're not exactly short stacks either. Ideally I'd love to shave an inch or two off my rack toms, but it's not really a problem for me. Then again, I'm quite tall and lanky 

You might be better off (financially) having your toms cut down to short stack depth instead of selling it and getting a new one though. I'd definitely check out if there's someone in your area who can do something like that (or you could even look into doing it yourself). It's not a massive job, but it does require some skill and tools. The 3005 is such a great kit, it'd be a shame selling it.

edit: I just noticed you don't have anything mounted on your front rack bar. Have you thought about removing it and having a one-sided rack on each side of your kit? Might save you a bit on setup time.

Here is my new set -- got in August.  Mapex M Birch 6 pc. in Black Forest Green.  I love these drums!  Easiest drums to tune that I've ever had.  Specs:

Mapex M Birch -- Black Forest Green
8/10/12/14/22, 13" Mapex Birdseye Maple Snare
All Zildjian A / A Custom cymbals except for Paiste Signature Medium Hats (too hard to pass up eBay deal!)

I've been away for a while.  Kids starting middle school and high school has consumed all my time.  I thought I was done with homework? 


(removed one photo -- saw the 1-2 photo limit just now -- DOH!)

The obligatory driver's seat shot:


Doug

Thanks!  Yes, the beaters have been flipped with the felt side toward the rear.  I prefer the hard plastic side to get a little tap.

Doug

Looks that way to me too!