That's an absolutely gorgeous kit, enjoy
Beautiful looking drum kit, Madge.
Wow, stunning kit. I'm sure you'll both be very happy together.
Thank you very much! I couldn't wait to get up this morning to play
What a beauty, Madge, I'm happy for you!
And I'll bet you $100 that the leg won't come off, either.
Thanks, Mitch! It won't. Even I can feel the difference in quality.
By the way, this is partly your fault, as well as a couple of other people's on here, for helping me start drumming again when I'd given up, so I am very grateful indeed.
Congratulations Madge! Beautiful kit! I'll have to stop by your house and give them a go whenever I make it out to England
When you do make it out to England, be sure to go a few miles further west and make it to Wales, and you'd be very welcome to play Marlene
Well it's got a deserving home, to say the least. So pleased for you, your Madgesty.
That's a lovely thing to say. Thank you, dear Sir BFY.
I was going to comment on the thread title. I always thought it was a spot of tea.
Same same: spot, drop, cuppa, whatever.
I'm chuffed to tasty bite sized bits for you O zebrano'd one.
Thanks Uncle Lar! Nobody else says it quite like you xx
Wow that's an amazing looking kit. Congrats to you!! And Andy as always a fantastic job!
Again, thank you! I feel as if I've won the lottery.
So, no pictures of the cup of tea then?
How frightfully remiss of Andy.
Congrats on that extraordinary kit of yours Madge. I own four of Andy's (and Dean's) snares and I can't wait for the day when I can have a zebrano tour kit of my own.
FOUR?? Serial offender! You have the rosewood, don't you? I was going to sell a kidney to buy that, but you beat me to it.
I know Andy is a very dear friend, but entirely regardless of that, these drums are utterly extraordinary. I had no idea that this could even happen, but I literally fell in love with my snare and with this kit, and when that happens you know there's only one solution.