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Hey, I am now going to start embarking on a project that i feel will be most benificial to the EDrumming Community. However, i do not know if it has been attemted befor or could even be done ( althugh i cannot see why not) Basically, I am going to retrofit my VDrums into actual Acustic Drum shells. This should work with the exeption of my bass drum, whuch i will need to find a way to do that. So has anyone atempted this before? Any thoughts or comments? Please let me know before i start somthing that i may regret. Thanks.
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Unless you're talking about actually turning your e-drums into acoustics (talking about an excellent way of wasting your money), tons of people have posted on here who have done all kinds of things to go "electro-acoustic", at least looks-wise. Use the search function and ... best of luck.My equipment:
:: (Expanded, TDW-1 with V-Cymbal Control)
:: 2x CY-15R, 1x CY12H, 2 CY12R/C
:: 1x Pad-120, 8x Pad-80R, 6x PD-7, 1x PD-9, 1x KD-120
:: 1x FD-7
:: 1x Roland MDS-10, 6x Sonor Delite double cymbal stands
:: 1x DW 5000 Pedal
:: 1x Mackie 1202 VLZ
:: 1x NAD C521 CD-Player
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Why would you go to the trouble? You can just add triggers to your A's.Comment
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