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Offline Luke Elwick

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Re: Show us your drum/perc set-up
« Reply #260 on: March 20, 2012, 04:09 PM »


Mapex Meridian Birch in Transparent Midnight Black

22"x18"(x2) bass
12"x8" rack tom
13"x9" rack tom
14"x14" ground tom
16"x16" ground tom
14"x5.5" Meridian Birch snare
14"x5.5" Black Panther Steel snare

LP Diablo cowbell (not shown)

Sabian MetalX 16" crash
Sabian AA Pro 16" crash
Zildjian 20" power ride
Zing 17" crash/ride

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Re: Show us your drum/perc set-up
« Reply #261 on: April 09, 2012, 10:24 AM »
Ludwig Standards from late 60's or early 70's. I am not able to come up with an exact date.

22/16/13
14x5 Supraphonic (Not original to kit)

Cymbals in flux.


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Re: Show us your drum/perc set-up
« Reply #263 on: June 01, 2012, 03:46 PM »
Heres My Collin Drum Co. Stave Kit 3 pc birch with maple snare
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Offline Matthew Warwick

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Re: Show us your drum/perc set-up
« Reply #264 on: June 02, 2012, 07:09 PM »
I don't have any pictures of my drumset, so is it okay if I just list my setup?

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Re: Show us your drum/perc set-up
« Reply #265 on: July 04, 2012, 09:40 PM »
Driver seat from 4 July 2012 community picnic gig...

"It's O.K. if you only know three chords, but for God's sake, play'em in the right order" (H. Hill)

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Re: Show us your drum/perc set-up
« Reply #266 on: July 05, 2012, 03:35 PM »
As I said, I don't have any pictures, but I do have a video that I posted on here a while back. Here it is again:

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You can't see the full kit, but I'll post the specs below.

Drums: Tama Rockstar Custom in Custom Charcoal Finish

22x16 Kick Drum
14x5.5 Snare Drum
12x10 Rack Tom
13x11 Rack Tom (Floor tom in the video but now put back as a rack tom)
16x16 Floor Tom

I also have 2 Tama Steel Mini Timbales (6x4 and 8x4) but I don't have them set up right now. As mentioned before, I'm currently working on my playing skills rather than buying new equipment, but after I've seen adequate improvement in myself I want to upgrade my snare drum. The one I'm looking into is the Pearl Free Floating Maple Snare in 14x6.5. Sometime in the future when I have more room I'd love to add one of Tama's 20" Gong bass drums in as a large second floor tom. I love how those things sound! I'm not sure though because although I intend to keep this drumset forever, I might want to upgrade to a Starclassic Bubinga or something like that someday, and I might just get the Gong drum with that and use my current set as a travel kit or something. I also might get other snare drums for different sounds, but I'm not sure what those others would be at this time.

Cymbals: Different Sabians and Paistes

13" B8 Hi-hats
20" B8 Pro Power Rock Ride
16" Dimensions Power Crash
10" PST5 Splash
17" AAX X-plosion Crash

I also have a 16" O-zone effects crash, but I don't have it set up in the video or right now. Also, the second crash in the video was a Pro 18" Studio(?) Crash. I cracked it years ago though and I replaced it last Christmas with the X-plosion crash. As mentioned in the cymbal setup thread, I want to eventually get a third crash (most likely a 15" Paiste Signature Fast Crash) and a second splash (not sure yet which one) as well as upgrade my ride and hi-hat (21" Sabian HH Raw Bell Ride and 13" Sabian AAX X-celerator hats, respectively). I'll probably keep the old hi-hat and ride as extras or something.

Heads: Aquarian and Evans

Kick: Aquarian SK1 on Batter and Black Regulator with small hole on resonant
Snare: Evans EC2 with dot on batter and Aquarian CC Snare side on resonant
Toms: Evans EC2 clears on batters and Aquarian Hi-frequencies on resonants

I currently have a clear Evans hydraulic batter on my 13" tom which is out of commission because I need to get a new starcast tom mount (the current one doesn't have the pads on the mounting part of it and the tom loses resonance when mounted on a stand). I need to get new heads for the mini-tymps when I set them back up and I'm thinking just 1-ply coated heads will do great on those. As far as a gong drum goes, I'm thinking maybe the Evans hydraulic blue would do well on that. I heard a sample of that head on a gong drum on youtube and it sounded awesome.

Hardware: Assorted

DW 4000 Double Pedal (has been a single for 5 years since it broke tho, lol)
Tama Iron Cobra Velo Guide Hi-hat stand
Assorted stands (PDP, Sound Percussion, Dixon (knockoff brand?))
Tama Clamps
Crappy Throne by Sunlite (lol)

I don't know if I'll ever get a rack mount when I add on a couple more cymbals and drums or if I'll just stick with stands. Either way, though, I want to get rid of the Sound Percussion stand because it's a big bulky one I traded a PDP 800 stand for to one of my friends (big, stupid mistake). The Dixon actually works well despite being a possible knockoff brand. If I get a rack I'm not sure if it'll be a Gibraltar or PDP. I have a crappy throne I had with my first kit like 9 years ago. I'd like to upgrade my pedal to a DW5000 Turbo sometime as well as upgrade my throne to a Roc-n-Soc padded throne with nitro lift.

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Re: Show us your drum/perc set-up
« Reply #267 on: December 17, 2012, 03:24 PM »
Tama Superstar Hyperdrive Brushed Metallic Black
22x20 Bass Drum
13x6 Snare
12x7 Rack Tom
14x12 Floor Tom
16x14 Floor Tom

CYMBALS:
14" Zildjian ZBT Hi-Hats
17" Sabian X-Plosion Crash
18" Sabian X-Plosion Fast Crash
20" Zildjian ZBT Ride






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Re: Show us your drum/perc set-up
« Reply #268 on: December 22, 2012, 02:03 PM »
from a recent rehearsal...

"It's O.K. if you only know three chords, but for God's sake, play'em in the right order" (H. Hill)

 


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