Does anyone know of a place that sells a rack mountable stick holder? If not, has anyone made one?
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I made my stick holder. Holds 3 pair. I originally bought one many years ago. It had a clamp with a chrome plated tube bolted to each side of the clamp. Later, I made one improvising on the same design and adding a few more tubes to each side. Only one tube is bolted to the clamp. The others have cable ties holding them together.
Clamp - from Dollar Store
Chrome tubes from kids toys, lamps, etc., bolts, nuts, cable ties hanging around in my basement and some chair leg protectors I got from Lowes. It's on the leg of my Gibby rack now. Been using this one for 5 or more years.Attached Files
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I use this one on my TD-6 rack.
Good luck.
SteveNo more V-drums; all acoustics now.
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Hey, I've got a qwerty keyboard next to my kit as well, but mine is attached to the wall with an arm that swivels. I use it to control SONAR via remote. As soon as I get my new Kit Toy cymbals, I'm gonna post some pix of my studio. Your set up is very clever, but I'm old, short and fat and could probably pull one outta my butt quicker than reach all that way when I dropped a stick. Very cool, though - thanks for the pix.
Cheers.
SteveNo more V-drums; all acoustics now.
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I've got that one, Fullback32. I like it, but the only problem is that the bottom will tear out after a while. I hand-stitched the seam, and it's holding okay now. The placement is really nice, and it goes on and off easy. I can also put some keys and a few small pieces of hardware in the bag, except I have to take out the sticks to get my hand down there.
Story of my life.
Shalom
Bruce
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Originally posted by Michael Render View PostI use the same Vater holder as Relayer. I clamp it either on the Hi-Hat stand or on the right leg of my rack. I bought it at Guitar Center.
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Vater and Danmar
Originally posted by V(ader)DRUMMER View PostAnother vote for the Vater option here. I have both the stick holder and the drink holder. Both are mounted to the right leg of my rack. They are both very stable, no troubles. Both were had at GC.
Frequent GAS Sufferer
TD-9, RMP-12, RMP-5 & SonicCell on Gibraltar Quad Stands.
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After reading this thread I went and bought the Vater stick holder and drink holder. I just got them yesterday and I'm a little disappointed. They are built well, but the clamps barely reach around the tubes of my rack. So far they seem to be holding okay, but we'll see if they keep holding during moving and gigs.
Also, the drink holder is pretty large but won't hold a quart-sized sports bottle. Cans and most cups will probably work okay if they are not too tall. The stick holder also only adjusts up and down (although the clamp can be moved for the back and forth adjustment). Better than my Gibraltar one, which will only adjust back and forth or slide up the tube.
They are very heavy duty and reasonably priced, and overall I like them, but a couple of changes would make them more desirable in my opinion.
Shalom
Bruce
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Originally posted by Big Bopper View PostAfter reading this thread I went and bought the Vater stick holder and drink holder. I just got them yesterday and I'm a little disappointed. They are built well, but the clamps barely reach around the tubes of my rack.
Actually Bruce, I was probably remiss for not pointing out that the stick holder is a tight squeeze around a rack. But it will work, at least it does with my TD-6 rack, although I attach mine to my hh stand for ergonomic reasons.
One should probably consider how they're gonna use a stick holder. I keep my stick collection in a bag, and only load the holder with the sticks I'm using along with a couple of identical spares in case I drop one. Others like to have their entire collection right at the kit - to each his own.
Cheers.
SteveNo more V-drums; all acoustics now.
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