i saw that first pic without reading and i thought you were making a reversed RD artist

i like big Zildjian A cymbals

so far i have:
vintage Zildjian A hi hats 14"
Zildjian A custom Crash 19"
Zildjian A custom Crash 20"

i like them

you can get cracked cymbals on ebay and just fix em up with epoxy, thats im probably gonna do

that set is cheap but cymbals will own your wallet

GOD DAMNIT! i just got a fuckin Tama Superstar for $450 oh and when it says shell pack does that mean it has lugs and stuff too? or just a wood hoop basically

whats with the hot rod sticks?

right now i have a Remo Powerstroke 3 and it has a lot of overtones so i put 1 moongel on it. My snare is a steel 14" by 5.5" and it is as snappy as this but im looking for more of this (same as the above one) PS: i have it at the same pitch but i cant figure out how to make it less snappy...

Doog wrote:

Radio friendly wrote:dont know if its my head or something but my snare sounds so american revolutionary snare sounding for like drum lines,

Like a marching band snare, or something?

yeah

dont know if its my head or something but my snare sounds so american revolutionary snare sounding for like drum lines, im trying to go for this kind of sound and i dont know if its the tuning or the snare wire tension or whatever/

moongels working perfect, before i had those, i was taping paper towels to my drumhead

thanks for the help guys but i already got some moongels for my swingstar snare. i shouldve got the powerstroke 3 with dot head, but i just got the powerstroke 3

Yo, i got a tama superstar drumset just this weekend and i dont have it yet but its on layaway. i have another tama swingstar snare i got on egay for 20 bucks and i need a good drum dampening product because of these damn snare overtones, any suggestions?(for you drummers in here)

yeah, neighbors i guess you would say

Mike Hawk

Mike Hawk uses one of those

ive been looking for a new distortion or fuzz pedal, so far my first choices are a big muff, double muff, or a boss ds-2. are these good choices? i currently have a hot head but it doesnt have that much distortion to it so im lookin for a new one.

sonic yoof

theshadowofseattle wrote:

Blazin420ChronicSkunk wrote:I do about once a month, but I go more by tone than schedule. Once they start sounding dead, they're out.

+1

+2

i heard Kirk Hammett gets his strings changed before every show

Billy3000 wrote:

haha at victoria secret magazine