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okay, since I posted here last I got new pedals, a couple new cymbals, and I completely reworked my cymbal setup since the last one just wasn't working for me. here we go... specs: yamaha birch custom absolute nouveau, sea blue fade 18x22, 8x10, 9x12, 14x14, 16x16 6x14 spaun vented 8 ply maple...

a couple weeks ago I decided to completely rethink my kit and set it up for the most versatility in my playing and to just make it comfortable for myself. I am still making slight adjustments but for now I really like what I have. a couple cymbals are slightly problematic currently but really...

i have a pair of these for sale. $200. pm me if interested.

since getting my mist x thin dark crash a few months ago I have come to love saluda and have already talked to jamie about a new set of hihats and have plans of my own for a new crash and china (as replacements for less worthy pies). the hihats I have in the works now are a 14" true diamond...

for all of you who build your own drums, what kind of drill bit do you use to drill holes for lugs and strainers and such? also, do the trick and ego strainers have the same hole measurements? I plan on building a snare and would like to use the ego but if it doesn't live up to standards then...

as I randomly searched for cymbals on ebay last week I happened to run across this. I decided that it needed to be hanging in my room. So, I won it. 6' long Saluda cymbals banner that was once in the Saluda shop. I even got Jamie and a couple other guys to sign it. Also, watch out for a new...

who here's seen it? i rented this movie because my friend wanted to see it and we watched it around christmas. after watching it i was nearly left speechless. amazing movie but very weird, hard to understand, especially if you only watch it once. ive seen it about 5 times now and have read a...

as soon as possible, which will probably be this summer when i will have a job, i plan on making a custom snare. i can't really call this a build as i will just be finishing and assembling but nevertheless this will be made to my specs. i'm going for a deeper, fatter sound our of this drum...

when i got my new set in august i got new heads all around for it, and i kept with my trusty emad for the batter head on the bass. i worked for a few days to get the bass to sound good, but its the weakest part of the set right now. its an 18x22 yamaha birch custom absolute nouveau, emad...

im selling my tama swingstar drum set since it is unused now and i could use the extra money. specs: vintage blue swingstar standard 5 pc, bought new in 2003 16x22 bass, emad batter head (some duct tape because the plastic ring cracked), tama logo reso head with homemade port 10x12 rack tom...

i went to guitar center yesterday to try out some sets since ive been looking for a new one but i wasnt planning on buying any. that, however, changed when i found this set. i went back today with a couple of my cymbals, a pair of sticks, and a tuning key, and left with a new set. yamaha...

since im going away to college in a couple weeks ive had to pack up my drum set for what i know will be a pretty good amount of time, and i got to thinking about it just sitting there, unused, depreciating in value, and ready to be replaced as soon as i could afford a change. i was planning on...

here are the pics of my latest setup. specs: tama swingstar, vintage blue 10x12, 11x13, 16x16 toms 16x22 bass 6x14 vented spaun snare cymbals (left to right) 14" 2002 soundedge hihats 18" signature full crash 10" aax splash 9" radia cup chime 14" aaxplosion crash 21" hh raw bell dry ride 18"...

new hats, new bell, new electric set. specs: tama swingstar, vintage blue 10x12, 11x13, 16x16 toms 16x22 bass 6x14 vented spuan maple snare cymbals: 14" 2002 sound edge hihats 18" signature full crash 10" aax splash 9" radia cup chime 14" aaxplosion crash 21" hh raw bell dry ride 18" zbt china...

the title says it, im getting an electric kit. it wont replace my acoustic set as my equipment of choice but this is my graduation present from my parents because they know how much i love drumming and how much ive put into it, and they dont want that to go to waste the next few years while i go...

when i get bored and have a lot of time on my hands i like to rearrange my cymbals to have cool combinations and stacks so far ive found that a 12" wuhan on top of a 14" crash (with the right torque on the wingnut) has a really cool stack sound, something im going to try to make permanent...

these are my vintage blue tama swingstars that i got in october of 2003...my first shells, but many of the cymbals have come a long way. 10x12, 11x13, 16x16 toms 22x16 bass 6x14 piano black vented spaun maple snare cymbals: 14" zbt hihats inverted (bottom on top), (hopefully soon to be...

i emailed jamie about trading my old cymbals that i never use for a little bit of a discount of a new crash and he got me a reply but im a little questioning now... i told him that i was looking for a dark crash with a medium length sustain, and i wanted something that would open up quickly so...

i found an old 70s/80s blue/olive badge acrolite at a pawn shop and was wondering what a good price for it would be. the snare needs new heads as both are original and the snare side head has a couple holes in it but the drum itself seems to be in great condition...the chrome is almost all...

i was at my local music store and, while i pretty much hate having to buy things there, i was looking around and saw a snare drum with an ahead badge on it. i was a little intrigued and checked it out...its a solid brass shells with some really nice tube lugs (not the standard ones...theyre...