Winston_Wolf
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HERE YOU GO
1 up 2 down! Lowered cymbals, raised seat, tuned drums.
Pure AWESOMENESS!!!!!
That's lowered cymbals? Wow, how high were they before? With everything else SO low, why are the cymbals that high?
HERE YOU GO
1 up 2 down! Lowered cymbals, raised seat, tuned drums.
Pure AWESOMENESS!!!!!
That's lowered cymbals? Wow, how high were they before? With everything else SO low, why are the cymbals that high?
Just two questions, why are you playing into a wall and yes your cymbals are very high?! It turned into just one question and an observation. Having your cymbals as high as that is one very good way of breaking them because of the way you have to hit them.
Dennis
Thats what this thread is about, not my set. The house!
My mistake, I'll try harder to stay on topic.
Then I'd suggest moving the house slightly and rotating it so the drums were in the center of the room and not facing a wall or corner. You'll get a lot of weird overtones bouncing back at you, especially from the bass drum, if you're too close to a wall.
I wish I could have a "Drum House"
Your kit looks very uncomfortable, looks like you have to do the splits to get on the pedals.
But yeah back to the house, just rotate the drums out to your back is against the wall
I will rotate the kit.
The pedals are about as comfy as they get for me without my legs going into the snare drum.
Just out of curiosity, why is your snare drum so low? surely you hit your legs with your hands?
Nope. I sit just below where my hands go. Pretty close.
ALSO, how did you see my pedals on these pictures?
Ahhh fair enough, it's just looks low in the pictures
Well in one picture you can see the bass drum looks about two leg widths too far to the right and in the other picture it looks like the hi hat is really far away from the snare, but IDK if it's comfy then roll with it
That's super cool! Please tell me you are going to fix the pool though and use it and NOT fill it in! I see so many people that are big wussies anymore because of kids or insurance or other lame reasons to not want a pool. Nice place though.
The house kicks ass.
I think the looks of the spacing on the kit is deceiving. It's a 22" bass drum, with 10 & 12" toms, so the spread would be comfortable I'd think.
Eye level on cymbals isn't that high either, (all) the toms are just low to the bass drum, making everything else look real high.
I agree, rotate the house, no sense in messing up the kit if it's all positioned just right.
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I rotated the "house" and the drums sound MUCH better.
I still want more feed back!!