Is the the mds-9 rack beefy enough to hold 4 pd-105 toms (the snare will be on it's own stand).Or even 2 pd-95 and 2 pd-105 ?
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Ex E-kits:
''Lernean Hydra'' ( a bounche of roland pads with a td-6 module)
''Lucy'' (Diamond electronic drums with a td-12 module)
current E-kit
''Cherry Gretschy Lady'' (Gretsch Catalina Ash 6 piece A to E kit-Roland td20 module-A to E cymbals)
A-kit
" Mrs.Catalina'' (Gretsch Catalina maple 6 piece kit-Paiste signature+Masterwork custom made cymbals)
check out a few videos http://www.youtube.com/user/hampisdrums -
how do you want to place them? you can place two of them in front of you and then two of them on your right, no problem...remember the 9 rack has four legs, unlike the two of our 6 racks, that only have two legs and a steadier..TD9+6v with Diamond Electronic pads, and cowbell.
ATH-50m headphones, VEX packs
not to mention keyboards, guitars, basses, and cats -
Ex E-kits:
''Lernean Hydra'' ( a bounche of roland pads with a td-6 module)
''Lucy'' (Diamond electronic drums with a td-12 module)
current E-kit
''Cherry Gretschy Lady'' (Gretsch Catalina Ash 6 piece A to E kit-Roland td20 module-A to E cymbals)
A-kit
" Mrs.Catalina'' (Gretsch Catalina maple 6 piece kit-Paiste signature+Masterwork custom made cymbals)
check out a few videos http://www.youtube.com/user/hampisdrumsComment
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It's a narrower rack than the MDS-12 and MDS-20. You could probably get two PD-105's on the bars but it'll be tight. In terms of stability, I would say it's more than up to it.Last edited by MisterMR; 11-07-08, 08:59 AM.
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