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Just as a suggestion to all of you who would like to keep your V kits dust free.. Since I purchased my set last year I've been using this new Saran Wrap that has a rubberband attached to the outer perimeter to keep dust off my set. It pops on nicely, almost as if it were made for thie V drums. Hey when you spend 3 thousand dollars on something, you want to baby it right? There are three sizes to the Saran Wrap...get the largest size. Also use a wash cloth or something to cover your TD-8 module when your not playing your set. The less dust, the longer the life span..
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plus it'll keep your v's fresher...longer.
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I've been doing this for some time now. I think that's why my sound is so crisp.Originally posted by IndustrialDrummer:
plus it'll keep your v's fresher...longer.
Yeah, right, me spend time keeping my drums clean. Who are we foolin? I haven't washed my car in 3 years!Comment
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I find I have to put aluminum foil on my v-drums or else the aliens use them to project thoughts into my head.
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i've been using tupperware...although you need to remember to burp(lift lid)the tupperware to allow fresh air in once in awhile.....that way when i have the girls over for tea and crumpets my set is as fresh as the day i bought it.without those unsightly stick marks.-i can levitate birds and no one cares-----------V-CONCERT,CY12H-CY15R/SPD-20-XP-60 V-STUDIO 1824CD,DAUZ PADS,NO RYTHYM AND MISC.CRAP 9"HART SPLASH/AKAI S5000/ASSLOAD OF SAMPLESComment
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Yeah, well I bought my set from Amway. I can get you a great discount if you give me 1/2 an hour of your life.Steve
'I only ever quote myself - except when I quote someone else' - me
, plenty of , and , , triggered acoustics, , and a plethora of PA blah blah freakin blah...I mean does anyone care about the specifics of pedals, speakers, processors, hardware or anything that I'm using?? :confused: Hmmm, maybe this is an appropriate place to mention that I tried out a new cymbal stand the other day...Comment
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rofl @devo.........
-i can levitate birds and no one cares-----------V-CONCERT,CY12H-CY15R/SPD-20-XP-60 V-STUDIO 1824CD,DAUZ PADS,NO RYTHYM AND MISC.CRAP 9"HART SPLASH/AKAI S5000/ASSLOAD OF SAMPLESComment
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..and my v,s have more crunchComment
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seriously though, with just the pads on the v-club, do those need to be covered since they aren't as great as the mesh heads?td-6, pro-mark, remo, sabian, dw, tama rockstar.Comment
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seriously though, with just the pads on the v-club, do those need to be covered since they aren't as great as the mesh heads?td-6, pro-mark, remo, sabian, dw, tama rockstar.Comment
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???Originally posted by IndustrialDrummer:
seriously though...
Seriously, you can't be serious about being serious. At least, not on this thread.Comment
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sorry. forgot. :P~~~~td-6, pro-mark, remo, sabian, dw, tama rockstar.Comment
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OK, it appears I've taken serveral hits from all of you regarding this suggestion. In response I say, "Go ahead, play on your ole' dusty Vs, see if I care that dust gets inside your mesh pads". Hey, when your drums stop working maybe you all could utilize them as a shaker. It'll be the most expensive shaker you'll ever have spent. And when I'm finished eating dinner off my Vs, I'll cover them up with a smirk on my face.
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But dusty V's have that vintage sound you can't reproduce.Comment
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bed sheet over the v's when i go to work.......i poundem when i get home....i also use compressed air(like computer duster)every 2 or 3 days........clean as a whistle,,,and no static cling.-i can levitate birds and no one cares-----------V-CONCERT,CY12H-CY15R/SPD-20-XP-60 V-STUDIO 1824CD,DAUZ PADS,NO RYTHYM AND MISC.CRAP 9"HART SPLASH/AKAI S5000/ASSLOAD OF SAMPLESComment
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