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ITT: I learn about drum hardware from you.
« on: 28 Dec 2007, 20:30 »
Eh, so my brother bought a kit recently. It is a standard 5-piece with a crash on a straight stand and a '18 crash/ride on another straight stand, with a splash on top of it on a foot-long vertical extender thing.

Pardon my decidedly amateur terminology. Anyway, I have two questions:

1. my brother is a fan of outside-the-box sounds, so he wants to mount a cowbell, tambourine, and triangle. This can be done on a single piece of hardware, correct? What would that be called and where could I get one? 

2. What is the best way to mount that splash without going and buying a boom stand? I think my bro is going to buy a full-size ride soon, perhaps I could piggyback it on that better than the '18 c/r?

Thanks for your help.
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Re: ITT: I learn about drum hardware from you.
« Reply #1 on: 29 Dec 2007, 23:57 »
I don't know how you can mount that stuff except to hang it on things.  I seem to recall seeing a stand that held a horizontal tambourine rather stiffly, though, but I don't remember where I saw it or even if that was actually what I saw.

On a side note, are you gonna be bringing the kit to Knox?  Because I'm bringing my kit.  We could be like the sorry versions of Eric and James.
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Re: ITT: I learn about drum hardware from you.
« Reply #2 on: 30 Dec 2007, 01:11 »
He should mount the tambourine on the tom.

Dead serious.
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« Reply #3 on: 30 Dec 2007, 07:16 »
on the tom or tom mount? 

because I've mounted stuff on my tom mount instead of a tom before, like a cowbell
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« Reply #4 on: 30 Dec 2007, 09:06 »
Nope, the floor tom itself.
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Re: ITT: I learn about drum hardware from you.
« Reply #5 on: 30 Dec 2007, 17:29 »
Basically none of the original post made much sense to me

This is my fault, not yours. I'm finding it hard to focus.

I'll help you out later. Promise.
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Re: ITT: I learn about drum hardware from you.
« Reply #6 on: 31 Dec 2007, 14:33 »
Quote from: Flaming Ostrich on 29 Dec 2007, 23:57
On a side note, are you gonna be bringing the kit to Knox?  Because I'm bringing my kit.  We could be like the sorry versions of Eric and James.

Negatory. My brother and I share it, so I can't really take it places. It's only about an hour away though, so I could probably borrow it for special occasions. Alternatively, we could haul yours down to macomb. I have a soundproofed practice space with a bass + amp and my guitar stuff.
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