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Why not on a 10 lug snare?

@@hopkinks1 I have 10 lugs and have paid a pretty penny for them. The 8 lug I have found in the pawn shops, even the junkyard.

I hope I have better luck. I thought I was taking a chance, but so far so good. I got mine through Musicians Friend. They’re trying to get a hold of the company (for weeks) to see about getting an additional tom with no luck. Plastic parts makes it lighter but durability may be questionable. I replaced the bass drum batter head with a clear Remo Ambassador smt (with built in muffling). It’s much better than the original head.

@@hopkinks1 I am using the kick and snare from my full size kit. I'll be getting a CNC & 3d printer soon; I'll be able to do repairs / improvements at that point. Be gentle with it, especially the kick & snare. I emailed them directly & had a successful back & forth, including price list. I'm just no longer willing to invest in their product. I am going to slowly acquire some old large Remo roto's and build my own legit mobile kit.

Never had a problem with mine and been giggled solid for two years, sounds good for small pubs, and miked up well...

Thanks. It’s a fun kit to play for sure.

It’s super fun to play but I don’t move it 😎

I haven’t tried it and probably won’t. The mic in the GoPro is already pretty good.

I found that you would need to buy a “Media Mod” for the GoPro to accept a microphone. The media mod has an 1/8th inch jack (small headphone jack). Plugging the Samson Q2U directly into the GoPro did not work.

Okay nice! Thank you again for this.

I completely agree. It has many tones and is super washy as a crash. kirkhopkins.com/Blog.php?ShowThis=2020%20Amedia%20Galata%20and%20Dervish%20Stingray%20cymbal%20demo

I have another video identifying most of them: kirkhopkins.com/Blog.php?ShowThis=2021%2020%20inch%20Zildjian%20EFX%20cymbal

Yes

The ancient double bass pedal was a graduation present from my parents; and you nailed the time frame. I’m old. I still like the pedal. It’s the only thing remaining from my original kit. Glad you enjoyed the video.

They’re “stereo” inputs. Technically it does have 12 but counting stereo inputs as 2 instead of one is somewhat misleading in my opinion.

I’m not sure but my guess is that the whole keyboard is transposed all the same. It would be mind blowing to play in 2 different keys at the same time.

It is not a rudimentary video, He just demonstrating the crash cymbal

Thanks drummer boi

Thank you. I actually tune by ear. Basically I try to tune each drum to where it “sings” I.e. resonates. I like the floor toms as low as they can go.

Why thank you

Thank you

Not all of them. The board only has 8 regular channels and 2 sets of stereo channels (for a computer/phone). I need 12 inputs for my kit. I have done a mic for bass and snare and they work fine.

Thank you. I tried to make it so a non-sound engineer (and most likely a musician) could understand it. Often times, musicians know their instrument but not other audio equipment. I was in that boat until I needed to learn more.

No issues but I don’t move it

Glad to help

www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/gibraltar-scbgc-grabber-multi-clamp

I got a couple of these (Gibraltar SCBGC Grabber Multi Clamp)

@@hopkinks1 Awesome. Thanks!!

There are 2 A outputs. I use the one one the right labeled “PHONES” for my monitor.

Give me a little time and I’ll research/try your questions to get you answers

Yes it is. I liked the first one so much that I bought a second one. I don’t transport them though so I can’t say much about that, other then they seem to be built well.

@@hopkinks1 Thanks, I'm going to grab one, I might get a longer cable from the bike shop though so I'm not restricted of my placement options, how long is it again 4'?

@@Mike-ol7xp, I think it’s closer to 6 feet. The connector is somewhat hidden. I think I would wait until you get it and then take it to a bike place to get the longer cable.

@@hopkinks1 Will do, Thanks.

Sorry for the very delayed response. It was recorded with a SoundCraft SI sound board, CAD Pro 7 and Shure mics, and iPhones. The shot and some audio from inside the cage was either a GoPro or iPhone (I can’t remember).

Right. It must’ve been too expensive to get a matching one. Budget cuts you know.

@@hopkinks1 yeah lol, makes sense

@The Flopping Doctor, sad but true. Places like Miami spend their money however they want. I guarantee that you wouldn’t see a football helmet that was the wrong color.

Wouldn't be surprised if it broke right before the show and that was the spare

Thanks. I’m glad you liked it.

Thanks. I wanted something non-techy for non-techies.

Thanks. I’m glad you like it.

Nope. I gave it life. It wouldn’t be played otherwise.

If you're happy with it, that's what counts that makes me happy too

Musician’s Friend; Guitar Center is owned buy Musician’s Friend, they also have it

You’re welcome

You’ll probably need an adjustable clamp and something to clamp it on to. I use a cymbal stand to clamp it on to. I’ve considered using 2 clamps for more stability but 1 seems to be doing the job just fine.

It sounds fine to me. I just listened to it using Apple AirPods Pro earbuds.

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You need to buy a clamp to clamp it on to another stand to control overall height. Then there is a standard clutch to control the height of the top hat on the rod. Then there is tension amount which I have to the extreme so I I have to push down fairly hard to close it all the way. I had the tension too loose for a while and it felt “mushy”. I swapped out the clutch for a quick release clutch to make double bass transitions easier. Overall I liked this pedal enough to buy 2 of them.