My live kit pictures

[zekedrum]

http://www.geocities.com/zekedrum/Mark_s_drum_Page.html
I am just seeing if I can get this too work. I am having a hard time getting pictures too load so if they don't show sorry if they do enjoy. One of our roadies took some pictures last week at a outdoors show and I thought I would see if I could get them online to share. I noticed people have been posting there kits so I thought I would post one of mine.

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[gingerbaker]

Hello zekedrum,

Is your Pearl kick drum just for show?

[zekedrum]

Originally posted by gingerbaker:
Hello zekedrum,

Is your Pearl kick drum just for show?

Yes and no, I like the look of a real kick plus I have a hard time keeping the e-kick from creeping.I have a Hart kick stand and it is heavy but still creeps, the spurs on the Pearl hold solid and I think it looks alittle better. I like the feel better too but that is just probably all mental I like too look down at a real kick . I prefer acoustic drums I aways use them in the studio (acoustics) but you have to do what the gig calls for.

[szvook]

I have a hard time keeping the e-kick from creeping.I have a Hart kick stand and it is heavy but still creeps,

[Drumsonly2002]

Great looking kit! Love the look of that kick drum and curved rack. Now I want a curved rack. People are probably blown away with the sound you are getting from your kit also.

[zekedrum]

Originally posted by Drumsonly2002:
Great looking kit! Love the look of that kick drum and curved rack. Now I want a curved rack. People are probably blown away with the sound you are getting from your kit also.

Thanks , The curved rack lets you get things closer in to you and I like the add weight. I think we have worked and treaked the sounds so they work really well. Most people just don't understand E drums (non-musicans) and it is fun too explain to them after shows the whole concept and how they work. Most people are just blown away by the unlimited possiblitys the Vdrums and DDrums have, as I am too.



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[zekedrum]

I think I was shorted on the kick stand I bought the stand later without the pad. I
have the older stand the V base but no spurs and no velcro .I put velcro on it and I do still use it when space is an issue on stage

Originally posted by szvook:

[szvook]

I think I was shorted on the kick stand I bought the stand later without the pad.

Oh, I see.

The velcro that came with my base is very strong, because it has never moved the kick while playing. Maybe the velcro that was used by Hart on the V shape kick base is a bit stronger in preventing the movement of the kick.

Where did you get the base? Was it from Hart?


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szvook

[zekedrum]

Yea I bought it from Hart but I didn't get the velcro .I thought when I received it that was strange not to have spurs or something to hold it. Oh well no big deal I don't use it often but when I do if I am using a double pedal it can make for some interesting foot work .

Originally posted by szvook:

Oh, I see.

The velcro that came with my base is very strong, because it has never moved the kick while playing. Maybe the velcro that was used by Hart on the V shape kick base is a bit stronger in preventing the movement of the kick.

Where did you get the base? Was it from Hart?

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[Multilin]

Nice carpet!

[Vibrafunker]

Nice carpet!

I'm in on this one ! i use a similar one, you see ?

[zekedrum]

Thanks, Wal-Mart strikes again . I bought two a red and a green they are good for the drumming purpose.

Originally posted by Multilin:
Nice carpet!

[Multilin]

Well I hope you don't mind if I help you start a new trend...that will look really good under my V's..perhaps a slightly smaller version for my kit.
Excellent idea.

Originally posted by zekedrum:
Thanks, Wal-Mart strikes again . I bought two a red and a green they are good for the drumming purpose.