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Glockenspiels are high octave and made of hard metal. It translates to "Bell Set" in German.

 

Xylophone is a general term for a wooden tuned percussion instruments not necessarily chromatically laid out (like a piano keyboard). In modern western music though a xylophone is laid out this way, but there are several types of xylophones that are not. They have a sharp wooden sound generally.

 

A Marimba is a xylophone laid out in a chromatic fashion and has the widest octave range available. Marimbas (or marimbaphone) have a softer darker tone than a standard xylophone.

 

A Vibraphone or "Vibes" are made of aluminum with butterfly valves that rotate inside the resonator tubes that channel the sound of the keys (Marimbas and some xylophones have resonators) giving a vibrato effect that give vibes their distinctive sound. Somewhere tonally between a xylophone and marimba.

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hey y'all...

 

sorry to post this in here but i haven't had anyone on craigslist interested yet.

 

trying to sell a DW 3002 double bass pedal.

 

pretty much brand new. got it in March. only used maybe 5 hours worth of playing time, in house only.

 

PM me if interested!

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Here's a somewhat recent pic of my kit. It was larger but I had to keep scaling it back to fit it onto the drum risers! Bah humbug.

 

It's a Tama Artstar Custom in smoky lavendar fade. My setup has changed a little since this photo but right now i'm using:

 

22" BD

8, 10, 16" toms

14" birdseye maple artwood snare (sometimes use my lars ulrich bell brass snare too)

 

Roland SPD-S sample pad

Korg Wavedrum

 

7, 8" ufip class series splashes

16 " zildjian K custom dark crash

19" zildjian A projection crash

20 zildjian earth ride

19" zildjian k china boy low

13" zildjian k/z hi hats (just got a pair of zildjian 12" Special Recording hats too)

lp ice bell

wuhan bell

 

http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/6517/img1294yo.th.jpg

 

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Found a good deal on a Tama Starclassic set...so now I have two. I've blended the two for the time being, but i think the Tama set more suits my needs.

 

the DW sounds amazing in comparison, though.

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Tama Granstar "Cherry Rose" birch wood

 

2X24" kick

8 10 12 13 14 16 18 Toms

14" snare

4 zildjan crashes

1 Z ride

1 spash

1 china

Top Beat HH

 

 

http://www.remo.com/upload/2007/08/29/29841525.snap.jpg

 

http://www.remo.com/upload/2007/08/29/76256960.snap.jpg

Video: http://youtu.be/oTpkjqI-cm0

 

Roland TD-6 V-drums

5 piece setup

 

video:

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QUOTE (ptesone @ Feb 3 2012, 12:45 PM)
Tama Granstar "Cherry Rose" birch wood

2X24" kick
8 10 12 13 14 16 18 Toms
14" snare
4 zildjan crashes
1 Z ride
1 spash
1 china
Top Beat HH


http://www.remo.com/upload/2007/08/29/29841525.snap.jpg

http://www.remo.com/upload/2007/08/29/76256960.snap.jpg
Video: http://youtu.be/oTpkjqI-cm0

Roland TD-6 V-drums
5 piece setup

video: http://youtu.be/ctcEin7VV9Y

Good looking setup.

 

Hilarious vid, bud! Nice job on all the instruments...washboard included!

 

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Bienvenue!

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A true Craigslist hodgepodge drumkit: (Crappy photo included) I pieced it together for my 11 yr. old's first drum set. Sounds great....to us.

 

Sunlight Top Gun 5 piece ( Candy Apple Red)

 

Bass: 22x16............... Zildjian 20" Amir II Ride

Toms: 13x11, 12x10............... Zildjian 18" ZBT Crash/Ride

Floor: 16x16 ............... Planet Z 16" Crash

Snare: 14x5.5............... Paiste Stanople 15" Crash

Remo Rotos: 10, 8, 6............... Sabian B8 10" Splash

CP Congas: 12, 10............... Scimitar Bronze 14" High Hat

Remo Bongos: 8, 6

Ludwig Glockenspiel

 

http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/zz77/tanhuntland/Drumkit.jpg

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Mapex Q Series.

 

14" Snare

 

12",13",16," Toms

 

22" Bassdrum

 

Paiste PST3" 14" Hihat

 

Paiste PST3 16" Crash

 

Orion Revolution Pro 17" Crash

 

Zildjian ZBT 18" Crash

 

I'm looking forward to expand this with atleast one china & 2 splashes, when i have the money

 

http://i47.tinypic.com/3536olv.jpg

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I may post pics some day.

 

Gretsch Catalina Club Rock Black Sparkle kit

 

Toms:

9"x13" Rack

16"x16" Floor

16"x18" Floor (Left at Home for gigs)

Evans Coated g2 over Coated g1

 

Bass Drum:

18"x24"

Remo Powerstroke III with stock Gretsch Resonant

 

Snare Drums:

5.5"x14" 1970's Ludwig Acrolite (Main Snare)

Evans ST over Hazy 300

6.5"x14" Peace Hammered Steel

Evans Coated g2 over Hazy 300

6.5"x14" Gretsch Catalina Club Rock

Aquarian Hi-Energy over Hazy 300

5"x13" PDP Steel

Remo Clear CS over Hazy 300

 

Hardware:

A mix of Pearl, PDP, Remo and Tama Stands

Tama Iron Cobra Single Pedal

 

Cymbals:

Zildjian

Armand 14" Hi-hats

Armand 16" Medium-Thin Crash

Avedis 20" Medium Ride

 

Wuhan

S 19" Crash

S 10" Splash

NT 8" Splash

 

Amici 14" Hi-Hats X-hat

 

Paiste Original 602 18" Sizzle

 

I also have a cowbell, tamborine, different shakers, Cabasa, and a very nice set of Treeworks wind chimes.

 

Honestly though, I'm just a young guy that lives at home. I don't gig much and I've scantly recorded. I'm also a pretty lousy player. I don't need all of this crap. Most of it was purchased a few years back before I knew any better. Fortunately, 95% of my gear was purchased used, so it didn't really cost me that much.

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No pics with me right now, but ill post the specs.

 

Pearl export refinished in a flat black stain.

 

22x16

18x16

16x16 (right side)

16x16 (left side)

13x10

12x9

10x7

6/8 roto toms

14x6 snare

14x5 timbale

 

22" Zildjian A Ping Ride

19" Zildjian A Custom crash

19" Sabian AAXplosion Crash

18" Wuhan China

18" Zildjian China High

18" Zildjian Pang

18" Zildjian Z Custom crash

16" Krut Special Crash

16" Sabian AAXplosion Crash

14" New Beat/B8 Pro hats

12" Wuhan China

10" Wuhan S Splash

8" Wuhan S Splash

6" Zildjian Zilbel

 

Treeworks Multi-tree

Treeworks dbl row chimes

Bell tree

LP Rock cowbell

Pearl Tri-bells

Pearl Cha Cha bell

Pearl Glockenspiel

LP High and low jam blocks

10" Roto tom spoke (used as a white noise/tubular bell effect)

LP cyclops tambourine

 

Mapex double pedal

Tama hihat stand

Pearl Eliminator pedal (for tambourine)

DW/Tama/Pearl stands

Remo/Evans heads

Promark 747 sticks/Vater Funk Blaster sticks

 

Think that's about it lol

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Check out this amazing drummer! This is my son, 13 years old. He does Rush drum covers on YouTube, and like myself, all he wants as fellow Rush fans is respect. He considers himself the biggest 13 year old Rush fan in the US! Check out his drum cover of the "New World Man" from the 1982 Signals album! If you get a chance, maybe even check out some others! He has tons!

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My kit is growing!!! ( actually my son's kit )...I'm not really a drummer ( bassist) but I did see it once on TV :syrinx:

Seriously though...What a workout!!! I'll play for an hour straight...better than a gym membership.

http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/zz77/tanhuntland/IMG_0502.jpg

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Got a couple of cymbals today for my beginner's drum set which I got about a year ago. One of those 5 piece with hardware and cymbals for $300 type kits. Anyway, those cymbals definately sucked. Can't wait to get home and try them out. Got a Ziljdian ZHT crash and Zildjian A ride. Don't know anything about drums, but both of them sounded damn good without spending an arm and a leg (like I have done with guitars).
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Here's my work in progress...need a bit more hardware and a couple of other things and i'll have a decent Peart setup

 

Its a frankenstein of a kit...mostly Pearl drums with a few pieces from a kit i just refinished...snare is a brass Pork Pie...as for cymbals, my crashes are Paiste PST 5's, splash is a Sabian XS20, hats are Paiste PST 3's, ride is an old Paiste 502, and the china is a Wuhan with rivets...with the lack of stands my other Paiste and Zildjian cymbals cant fit on the kit...hardware is a mix of Pearl, PDP, and Sound Percussion...DW 7000 double pedal...aux percussion is a mix of Rhythm Tech and LP

 

http://i.imgur.com/LOKWzxd.jpg?2

 

 

...and here's the kit in action

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3rRNp8DlMU

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Here's my work in progress...need a bit more hardware and a couple of other things and i'll have a decent Peart setup

 

Its a frankenstein of a kit...mostly Pearl drums with a few pieces from a kit i just refinished...snare is a brass Pork Pie...as for cymbals, my crashes are Paiste PST 5's, splash is a Sabian XS20, hats are Paiste PST 3's, ride is an old Paiste 502, and the china is a Wuhan with rivets...with the lack of stands my other Paiste and Zildjian cymbals cant fit on the kit...hardware is a mix of Pearl, PDP, and Sound Percussion...DW 7000 double pedal...aux percussion is a mix of Rhythm Tech and LP

 

http://i.imgur.com/LOKWzxd.jpg?2

 

 

...and here's the kit in action

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3rRNp8DlMU

Nice work!

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...with the lack of stands my other Paiste and Zildjian cymbals cant fit on the kit...

Too bad we don't live closer. I've got piles of extra high-end DW cymbal stands collecting dust. :cheers:
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UPDATE (cue Robert Stack)....Added a 20" kick drum as a deep gong drum, lucked out and scored a used 22" Paragon ride cymbal (and man does it sound AMAZING) minor shifting around to get some additional cymbals on the kit with the limited stands at my disposal...ready to get some covers recorded soon.

 

http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2859/9362621696_b1e1c98cf0_o.jpg

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I think the Paragon ride only comes as a 22". :) They are great! It's almost an old Zildjian Ping (what Neil used when he was still with Zildjian). Very close tonally. My Ping is from the 80s and still sounds good but after almost 30 years (next year) it does have a little more build up than it used to. I keep the Paragon in the studio and use the Ping for gigs.

 

Love the Paragon splashes too. Highly recommended.

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Been tinkering around with different mics around my kit....found some videos of people who have made their own SubKick (transducer) mic...seemed simple enough...take a 6 to 8in woofer and solder a 1/4" or XLR cable to the terminals (in reverse...eg...negative to positive and vice versa) and thats it. Some people mount them in drum shells to get that SubKick look...i left mine just the bare speaker and it worked surprisingly well. Like really surprisingly well. The woofer i used was a super cheapo 6" one from an old car stereo box...not bad for a great sounding mic that cost me nothing to make....I noticed Neil uses a similar setup (bare speaker and all) with the thousands of mics that seem to be on his kit in the studio.

 

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3766/9522270872_8fe6fb7429_n.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7288/9519496369_081b0558fc_n.jpg

 

 

 

Heres a bit of a demo of how it improves the sound when blended with a dynamic mic inside the kick...really captures the low end that i love...its not a Rush tune (i know), and im not sure what the general consensus of Dubstep is, but i just wanted to record something quick and knock out a cover video at the same time...(headphones or good speakers recommended)

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rU2EAKYM2gA

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Wow... so it's been a while since I've set foot in here. Here's the current set up that I'm running (I'm a gear nut so forgive me):

 

DW Collector's Series with Titanium Sparkle Finish-Ply

 

10x8, 12x9, 14x12, 16x14, 22x18

 

Also in the picture is a 14x6 Tama SLP G-Bubinga snare drum.

 

Cymbal list (all Sabian):

 

10" AAX Splash

10" AAX O-Zone Splash

14" AAX Stage Hi-Hat Top

14" AAX X-Celerator Hi-Hat Bottom

18" AAX V-Crash

18" AAX Aero Crash

18" AAX X-Plosion Fast Crash

19" AA Holy China

22" AAX Omni

 

DW 9000 series hardware and pedals.

 

Head and Sticks (All Evans and Pro Mark)

 

Clear EC2 on tom batter side (pictured are clear G2's)

Coated G1 on rack tom resonant side

Coated G12 on floor tom resonant side

Clear Gmad on kick batter

Ebony EQ3 on kick reso

Coated Power Center Reverse Dot on snare batter

Clear Hazy 500 on snare reso

Puresound Super 30 snare wires

Pro Mark Ray Luzier 757 signature sticks

 

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