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Glad you like it! Thanks for the kind words!
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Ken is working on it. He's close, but no ETA.Leave a comment:
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TD-50 Infinity Owners... here's a Bonzo recipe for you to cook up... https://youtu.be/NwqRGe80oPcLeave a comment:
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Thanks for the kind words, guys!
Actually Howstamychi, I have noticed. Our sales for this pack went through the roof. There are a LOT more 50 owners out there than I thought. They're just not here. lol
You guys keep an eye on our YouTube channel. Got a little something...Leave a comment:
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I was talking about the DW rods. I think they're around 6". When you add the 1" handle, you'll get about another inch. When you add the beefier clamp, you'll get about another 1-1". You'd just need a 1" clamp of your choice. I used the DW rods with Gibraltar clamps back with my 20/20X....Leave a comment:
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The thing about the DWs is you can gain a little height from the thickness of the bottom piece, when mounted above the rack with a larger clamp. You’ll have to measure it out, but you may gain a couple of inches there.Leave a comment:
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Before we start throwing around names, have you checked all the obvious companies? (Tama, Gibraltar, etc.)
I was going to say look up the Tama rods. there are a few, but I'm not sure if they reach 9". The DW's have the 1" mount. Not sure if that would work for you. I always used...Leave a comment:
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Weight & impact that far out will likely snap a simple clamp. You're better off with an extended tom arm that helps absorbs some of this impact and counteract weight distribution as well. Just FWIW.Leave a comment:
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You will. There's a reason Roland never shows a felt beater towards a mesh head.
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Laymen's response... The M's are designed for more power. (lower impedance) This is what drummer's are going to desire. The P's are designed for studio mixing and mastering. (higher impedance) They are low-volume for this very reason. You'll want to try the M's.
Others to consider would...Leave a comment:
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A very valid and kind review. I think it’s spot on. Thank you so much for taking the time to write it.
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All I can say is, I hope Roland is reading. This was my prediction in 2017 in simple black & white... and green and yellow and red and purple and ...
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It probably got forwarded to VDrumLib. We’re not VDrumLib. You should contact VDrumLib for faster help.
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With me, usually minutes. Chris can take longer. (he gigs full time) Why?Leave a comment:
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Correct. The one on the Professor's pack was done separately at a later time. (completely different kit) Thus, the word "new" in the sample name....Leave a comment:
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BINGO! I could not find that thing for the life of me! Would have helped if I had looked at that pack.
Thanks Ken!...Leave a comment:
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No, you won't lose any settings by cloning a kit. Clone the main kit you wish to change. Save the instrument(s) from another kit you desire, and simply add it/them to the kit you cloned. If you wish to back this kit up, simply do so. Keep in mind that "master effects" (KitFX Comp & EQ)...Leave a comment:
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Thanks for the kudos, Chance. You've pointed out a lot of things I slaved over for months. lolLeave a comment:
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