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TD-30++ (TD-30, Diamond Electronic Drums 14x5 snare+Ludwig Atlas Pro II, 2xPDX-8, 2xPDX-6, VH-11+Gibraltar 9607DL-LD, 2xCY-12C, CY-13R, KT-10) + DA200S, almost all on an MDS-4 and a bit on the floor. -
You could try something like a multi-clamp (here'a a pearl one: http://www.steveweissmusic.com/produ...9/multi-clamps) to hang it off the rack but you'll want to try it first. I tried using a clamp to hang my TD30 from my hihat stand (on my 'non-rack' setup) but whilst it worked, it didn't give me the flexibility in positioning I wanted.
In the end I ended up finding a (well priced) Roland stand (PDS10) -> http://www.roland.com/products/en/PDS-10/ I now use my clamp to hold my little mixer (which mounts on a microphone stand) to the back of my PDS-10 stand. The combo gives me quick access to both the module and mixer and i can move it around to suit the venue setup.
Roland TD-30KV, Pearl Demon Drive Double Pedal, Pearl H1000 hit hat stand, Shure SE530 IEMs, AKG K171 MKII Headphones, Mackie DLM PA, Yamaha MG102C mixer, Roland Studio Capture
Natal Walnut kit (US Fusion X), Bosphorus Antique 16" Crash & 22" Ride, Bosphorus Gold Series 14" hats. -
Thats an interesting idea -- so the mounting plate on the PDS-10 fits the back of the TD-30? That would be sweet. Thanks!TD-30++ (TD-30, Diamond Electronic Drums 14x5 snare+Ludwig Atlas Pro II, 2xPDX-8, 2xPDX-6, VH-11+Gibraltar 9607DL-LD, 2xCY-12C, CY-13R, KT-10) + DA200S, almost all on an MDS-4 and a bit on the floor.Comment
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I use a cheap cymbal stand to mount my module. Easily placed anywhere, the second clamp fits the mounting tube.DTX700, eDRUMin 4+10, A2E Dixon kit, Yamaha cymbals, FSR HH
Kit Pix http://vdrums.com/forum/album.php?albumid=613
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I mount my 2box on the kick. No special hardware, just some L sheet metals ...Comment
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Pictures, please?Originally posted by triggera View PostTD-30++ (TD-30, Diamond Electronic Drums 14x5 snare+Ludwig Atlas Pro II, 2xPDX-8, 2xPDX-6, VH-11+Gibraltar 9607DL-LD, 2xCY-12C, CY-13R, KT-10) + DA200S, almost all on an MDS-4 and a bit on the floor.Comment
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Anyone have any insight on this, please?Originally posted by jonm42 View PostTD-30++ (TD-30, Diamond Electronic Drums 14x5 snare+Ludwig Atlas Pro II, 2xPDX-8, 2xPDX-6, VH-11+Gibraltar 9607DL-LD, 2xCY-12C, CY-13R, KT-10) + DA200S, almost all on an MDS-4 and a bit on the floor.Comment
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I used the simmons pad support stand for the 30 module, same idea.
I have been known to use a multiclamp too.Mini-kit: TD-9 + Alesis Control Pad + Alesis Sample Pad + PDX-6 snare
Micro-kit: Handsonic HPD-20 + an old pair of hands.
Speakers: QSC-K10 "thumper", DBR-10 "little thumper"Comment
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I'll give it a shot...
So this here is a Roland mounting plate....
....as you can see in this picture, the little 'stubby' part of the plate can be used to mount a multiclamp to it, so it can be mounted to existing hardware...
...and you can kinda see in this next picture what Perceval described above: With the help of its tilting mechanism clamp, it fits snuggly inside a regular downtube, like the lower base of a cymbal-stand and whatnot:
HTHLast edited by hairmetal-81; 02-26-14, 02:59 PM.
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Forgot about this ... Here they are.
There are 2 screws, you just loosen them a bit and then slide the module out.
I rarely do that, but anyway, it's handy ...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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