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Nergretty
08-24-2007, 09:37 AM
http://www.live-drums.com/images/other/nergdrums.jpg

Really happy with them now!

Nergy

aydee
08-24-2007, 10:19 AM
Not big on Pearl, but these....ooo yes! very nice! bet they sound great with the wood floors and the accoustics on the back wall. How'dyou like the subkick? whats the big difference with and without?.............oh, and great carpet too: )

Drummer Karl
08-24-2007, 02:35 PM
haha, I love that thread title.
You`ve got nice references...my drum teacher would be jealous. ;-)
What color is that?? And how do you play such an angled Ride cymbal?
However, the ride sounds damn nice on your recordings.

Karl

maddrummr
08-24-2007, 10:20 PM
Wow awesome set.

But is there duct tape on the ride?

groovemaster_flex
08-24-2007, 10:25 PM
Sweet kit. I'm really fond of that kind of finish. I like simple.
Specs on kit/cymballssss please?
:)

Ironcobra
08-24-2007, 10:49 PM
I bet those sound amazing. The Reference series always sound great. What does the subkick do? I've seen them before and thought they were some kind of low frequency mic, but I think I'm wrong on that.

pearl_floyd
08-24-2007, 10:49 PM
wicked awesome looking kit...any more pics?

radeq
08-24-2007, 11:19 PM
yes! more pictures !

stasz
08-25-2007, 12:00 AM
I bet those sound amazing. The Reference series always sound great. What does the subkick do? I've seen them before and thought they were some kind of low frequency mic, but I think I'm wrong on that.

No you got it, a mic designed for a kick drum's low-end frequencies. Designed by Russ Miller in collaboration with Yamaha.

A very nice looking kit... specs and driver's seat? Por favor?

Nergretty
09-09-2007, 09:54 AM
You asked for it, you got it! :D

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_035_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_031_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_030_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_029_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_026_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_017_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_015_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_013_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_009_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_040_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_042_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_038_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_012_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_011_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_010_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_008_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_007_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_006_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_005_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_004_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_003_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_002_small.jpg

http://www.live-drums.com/images/drums/Sep2007/drums_sep2007_001_small.jpg

gusty
09-09-2007, 10:31 AM
that third last picture looks great

fijjibo
09-09-2007, 10:55 AM
Veeerry cool.

Are those Weckl sticks?

Im thinking of buying some.

Also, Im thinking of buying a Special Dry ride - how is yours?

somedrummer
09-09-2007, 03:11 PM
Sweet setup! I am currently trying setting my ride up like that. So far I'm very impressed with the results. I find I can get to the bell easier and generally have more access to the cymbal, making me more able to "ride" it. Do you find the same things, or do you have another reason?

baz
09-09-2007, 06:33 PM
...Very Nice Nergy.

Did you build the rack yourself? It looks kind-0-Pearlish, but it also looks kind-0-custom. If yes, or if you did some mods on an existing Pearl rack I, and I am sure many others on here would be interested in knowing how you did it. I am not usually a fan of racks, but I am always impressed with innovation.

Thank you in advance.

Barry

ledzepjb
09-09-2007, 07:34 PM
what skins do you have on?

KONA
09-09-2007, 07:39 PM
Wow - six piece Pearl drums, sturdy-looking rack (looks good too), great cymbal setup, subkick and the carpet! All really nice. Looks like a lot of fun to play - good job! Thanks for all the photos too. I'm just starting out with all this and I use Weckl sticks too - solid and nicely balanced. What's on the wall for sound-proofing?

KONA
09-09-2007, 07:40 PM
ooops sent twice in error - sorry!

Nergretty
09-09-2007, 10:46 PM
Thanks guys. Yup, I'm very happy with it, and they sound amazing:

Here's a few snippets in case you've missed my other threads...

http://www.live-drums.com/mp3/Live-Drums.com_demo1.mp3

http://www.live-drums.com/mp3/Live-Drums.com_demo2.mp3

http://www.live-drums.com/mp3/funwithdrums.mp3

http://www.live-drums.com/mp3/78.mp3

http://www.live-drums.com/mp3/porn1.mp3

Now to some Q&A:

@aydee - The SubKick is great for the < 100Hz info. I then blend to with my internal mic (Beta 91). It makes a big difference I think.

@Karl - The colour is...Black! :D I don't really know what the exact term is...sorry. The angle of the ride in the first picture is not exactly how I play it. Look at the newer pictures. I use a classic Porcaro ride set-up.

@Maddrummr - Duct tape? Yes, it is. Helps to reduce some of the swoosh sound ;)

@groovemaster - Specs:

22x18, 10,12,14,16 Toms and a 14x6.5 snare. Cymbals are assorted Zildjians. Custom Dry 21" ride, K Custom Session hats 14"....

@fijiibo - Yup, got some Weckl sticks but don't really use them. Since I play each day I go through a lot of sticks and I usually buy 3rd class sticks in bags of 12. Thought I'd give the Weckl (and Gadd) models a try. Normally I use the Regal Jeff Porcaro model...but it depends on the song really.

@somedrummer - I've always had my ride in that config, ever since I first saw Jeff P playing. It just feels natural, the arm nicely stretched out but not too far.

@baz - No, it's a standard Jeff Porcaro rack from the 80-ties. Bought it 86 I think. Still going strong...

@ledzepjb - I use clear emperor on everything but the snare where I use coated ambassador. I use clear ambassador on tom-tom bottom.

@kona - The walls? Just some kind of foam squares. They were there when we got the room. The house we're in has 15 studios/rooms like this and they all come with this treatment. I'm going to do something about the windows though.

Cheers guys!

Nergy

Nergretty
09-09-2007, 10:49 PM
Seems like I've been influenced by Jeff a bit...

:D

punkdrummer1
09-09-2007, 10:59 PM
yes, very nice kit indeed.

BCains
09-10-2007, 02:37 AM
Nice DLX's!

I've been wanting to pick up a Subkick for awhile now, also the recordings sound good!

Are these recordings for you band or are you a session player?

Nergretty
09-10-2007, 09:06 AM
Nice DLX's!

I've been wanting to pick up a Subkick for awhile now, also the recordings sound good!

Are these recordings for you band or are you a session player?

Er...nope. They are Pearl Reference, not DLX... ;)

The recordings are just stuff for demo purposes. I do sessions, mostly via my company live-drums.com, but I am also in a band at the moment.

Cheers
Nergy

BCains
09-10-2007, 02:33 PM
ooo sorry haha! i was looking at your website and was thinking of the DLXs.

Nergretty
09-11-2007, 08:00 AM
A slightly different angle...

http://www.live-drums.com/images/other/drumsinaglass2.jpg

brownstone
09-13-2007, 10:24 AM
try thiz and tune in

Deathmetalconga
09-14-2007, 11:59 PM
Really nice drums and cymbals! Yes, your ride cymbal is at a steep angle, but so is mine.

Bangkok
09-17-2007, 07:13 AM
haha, I love that thread title.
You`ve got nice references...my drum teacher would be jealous. ;-)
What color is that?? And how do you play such an angled Ride cymbal?
However, the ride sounds damn nice on your recordings.

Karl

Yeah, I honestly don't think I could play a ride at that angle.

Bangkok
09-17-2007, 07:23 AM
Truley a great kit. Still, I think I'm going to vomit unles you level out that ride. It's killing me.

Class A Drummer
09-18-2007, 12:04 AM
that third last picture looks great

I agree. Looks fantastic. I would love to have a go on your set.