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Selling my DW Frequent Flyer kit. Fun kit, sounds great. Just looking to jump back in time to some vintage kits. 20/12/14, no snare, cymbals, or hardware. Asking $950 or best offer. https://reverb.com/item/38688996-dw-frequent-flyer-3-piece-shell-pack-20-12-14

In my opinion, buying used is a no brainer.

Yes, I think 70’s Vistas have a distinct sound from their counterparts from the same era.

Probably due to my age, I first saw Max Weinberg as band leader on Conan when I was in high school. I instantly fell in love with his style. It was only in my 20's that I became a Springsteen fan. He seems so at ease and graceful. He makes everything he does look effortless.

1) Max Weinberg- loved watching him on Conan growing up, and only later became a Springsteen fan. Something about the physical way he plays, he just looks so at ease and effortless. Graceful might be the word. 2) Ricky Mazzotta- not a famous drummer, but someone whom I've seen many times live...

Everything is better after a cup of coffee.

Hey guys, been a while since I posted, been focusing on some of my other hobbies lately. But I have a question about Ludwig Vistalites. Obviously, most Vistalites you see are clear/colored acrylic, but I see a few Vistalite kits here and there with white, black, or chrome wraps. My question: is...

Look at Guitar Center's used section. Lots of decent kits for cheap.

Thanks!

I think the volume was down on my mixer because it’s kind of quiet, so you might need to crank up the volume. But otherwise I think this is a good example of how they sound.

Nope. I was a choir kid.

Yeah, I've been playing them for a few weeks now, and man they sound great. It's really everything I've been looking for in a kit, from sizes to finish (although, I won't rule out re-wrapping them in a different finish someday, probably something glittery). Toms: The only tom heads I had on...

Man, this thread really took some twists and turns.

Thanks! And yeah, I’ve had it since August and I’ve been pretty happy with it so far and haven’t had any issues. It’s all very simple, not a lot of bells and whistles. And like I said, it was a lot cheaper than a Kubota. I think it was around $25k total.

Oh, that makes sense. The engine is manufactured by Mahindra, as far as I can tell. Apparently Mahindra used to make tractors for International Harvester up until the late 80's, and they are still made the same way, and so the appeal is the simpler, old school build style and quality.

Hey while we are on the subject of tractors, let me share with you all what happened to me just yesterday. I am fine, and so is the tractor, the canopy is just a little bent. But I don't think it's a stretch to say that the canopy possibly saved my life. I had cut this limb, which was leaning...

I looked at Kubota, which is what I really wanted but they are awfully pricey, but then someone suggested Mahindra (which I had never actually heard of) and after talking to people and doing a lot of research, I couldn't find a single bad review and they were a good 10K cheaper. So all in all...

It's beautiful. I'll see your mower and raise you a tractor. I just bought this Mahindra 4WD a few months ago.

Is...is that a lawnmower? Mah heart....

Well, I can't speak for others, but I at least keep my anvil and forge out in my shed (no joke, my wife won't let me forge in the house, go figure🤷‍♂️). But in all seriousness, I prefer to try and fix things ("things" being everything from drum parts to pocket knives to my PS4 or other...