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... Exactly what I was going to recommend. I once saw an old Pacific Chameleon kit, with the mesh heads turned up, that had all of the drums triggered with the
I'm getting tired of bad sound guys, and am thinking of triggering an acoustic kit. Can someone recommend what kind of triggers and brain I should use? I see I
This is a big reason I always do everything in the same way as I pack and stick them in the same place in the van. It's kind of easier to see when something
I once got to a gig and didn't have my snare stand! I had somehow left it out of my hardware case. I propped the front edge of the drum on a short stool, and