enforcerdrummer
12-07-2008, 10:29 PM
I had a gig and I brought for the first time my 46 inch Kaces hardware bag and it sure beats the hard plastic one I bought from my drum teacher.
http://accessories.musiciansfriend.com/product/Kaces-Drum-Hardware-Bag-With-Wheels?sku=547810
First of all I enjoy using Musician Friend. They're prompt and have excellent customer service. The music stores usually have willy nilly people in them if you know what I mean. And that brings me to sales help which is another topic entirely. Anyhow I bought the 46 inch kaces bag and putting my gear in it was a lot easier. It's amazing how heavy these bags can get with 2 boom stands, a ride stand, a hi-hat stand, bass drum pedal, throne stand, Floor tom legs, and tom arms. And it has wheels which is a great, great neccessity. I bought a 5 piece road runner drum bag set and those bags are probably as good or better than beato. My drums slide in them like a knife going through a just out of the oven cake.
They made my gig experience much better. Thanks Musican Friend.
http://accessories.musiciansfriend.com/product/Kaces-Drum-Hardware-Bag-With-Wheels?sku=547810
First of all I enjoy using Musician Friend. They're prompt and have excellent customer service. The music stores usually have willy nilly people in them if you know what I mean. And that brings me to sales help which is another topic entirely. Anyhow I bought the 46 inch kaces bag and putting my gear in it was a lot easier. It's amazing how heavy these bags can get with 2 boom stands, a ride stand, a hi-hat stand, bass drum pedal, throne stand, Floor tom legs, and tom arms. And it has wheels which is a great, great neccessity. I bought a 5 piece road runner drum bag set and those bags are probably as good or better than beato. My drums slide in them like a knife going through a just out of the oven cake.
They made my gig experience much better. Thanks Musican Friend.