Does Roland manufacture its own mounting hardware, and if not, is it one of the standard drum companies that makes it for them? Also, is there any reason not to mount the snare pad on the rack instead of on a stand and is there a special clamp to do this? I've read the other threads about the best snare stands to use but there isn't as much discussion about not using one at all.
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Originally posted by szvook:
For better isolation from false triggering, crosstalk and such, a separate snare stand is ideal.
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Nah, KD-7's RULESteve
'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...
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Originally posted by szvook:
Snare stands RULE!
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Originally posted by szvook:
Snare stands RULE!
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Originally posted by dr. kildrum:
(And yes, I know the cupholder innovation has been done, but I can't wait forever for you to market it!)
Sorry, I'm working on my "drummers diet with mirrors" campaign right now. The cup thingie will follow.
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