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Re:Picture thread post them here. [Re:Crusher]

Boettcher68

Tim

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No. 351 Posted on Feb 21, 2008 1:58 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

I dont have the DW's anymore, They are getting replaced with either TAMA or DDRUM (Click the picture to view the original one)

Boettcher68

Tim

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No. 352 Posted on Feb 21, 2008 1:59 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

I dont have the DW's anymore, They are getting replaced with either TAMA or DDRUM (Click the picture to view the original one)

Boettcher68

Tim

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No. 353 Posted on Feb 21, 2008 2:02 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

I dont have the DW's anymore, They are getting replaced with either TAMA or DDRUM (Click the picture to view the original one)

Boettcher68

Tim

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No. 354 Posted on Feb 21, 2008 2:07 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

I dont have the DW's anymore, They are getting replaced with either TAMA or DDRUM

Boettcher68

Tim

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No. 355 Posted on Feb 21, 2008 2:12 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

And the electronic kit

pbloxam

Sound-Master

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Location: Northern Virginia

No. 356 Posted on Feb 22, 2008 12:27 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Signia marquis with custum rack setup (Click the picture to view the original one) Some sit wondering...Others are doing while you waste time wondering.... www.myspace.com/drummerfromhellion

therich29

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Joined: Sep 5, 2007
Location: Cornwall, UK

No. 357 Posted on Feb 25, 2008 8:08 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Here it is folks, after a few tweaks: Any comments all ways welcome, thanks for looking! Pearl Export ELX: 12", 14", 16", 22" Chad Smith Sig Snare Remo Heads Sabian Cymbals: 10" AAX Splash, 14" AAXcelerator Hats, 18" AA Metal-X Crash, 20" AA Rock Crash, 21" AA Rock Ride, 20" AA Chinese

mr_dreadlocks

Gandy

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Location: The Sunhouse

No. 358 Posted on Feb 28, 2008 4:29 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

random kit update... got a new EQ3 reso. they put a reinforcement ringy type thing around the hole on the inside now. (Click the picture to view the original one) www.myspace.com/bluesmithuk "I honestly read that as "it does not stop or retard the crackER in any way" but knew I was wrong as the cracker might be retarded and should be stopped." Best wishes to everybody, Gandy.

Drummistic

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Location: Rochester, MN

No. 359 Posted on Feb 28, 2008 8:27 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

With the new A Zildjians, finally the Titaniums are no longer around... From left to right: 14" New Beat 18" China Low 14" Fast Crash 10" Splash 20" Medium Ride 16" Medium Thin Crash Lp Cowbell Yamaha Flying Dragon Direct Drive Double Pedal: Drummistic edited on Feb 29, 2008 2:51 PM Black Panther (Mapex) Velvetone Drum Set. Rocket Shell 14x5, Yamaha SD493 Brass Piccolo and Black Panther Velvetone Snare Drums. Zildjian Cymbals. Remo Heads.

alexcatrazz

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No. 360 Posted on Mar 9, 2008 8:19 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

I'm selling this beast to help pay for a surgery. Any serious inquieries please let me know, I'm serious. (Click the picture to view the original one)

Connor

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Location: Widnes, Cheshire, UK

No. 361 Posted on Apr 8, 2008 5:43 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Hi all, My new kit and rack is here so thought I'd share some pictures. Apologies for the low quality but my camera phone is rubbish!! To summarise: Tama Starclassic Birch Bubinga in Lava Glass Glitter. 8, 10, 12 rack 16 floor 22 bass 14 x 7 Yamaha Birch Custom Absolute Snare w/ Nouveau lugs Paiste 2002 cymbals all round: 15" Heavy Hats 18" Crash 18" Medium 20" Novo China 24" Ride ps the new Remo Superkick is awesome!!!

moneyowen

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No. 362 Posted on May 26, 2008 7:51 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

From the recent run I did of "The Sound of Music" The oboe/clarinet player on the left is one burnin dude. The french horn player is indeed hot. The 1st trumpet player was absent for the photo All of these folks can really bring it. (Click the picture to view the original one)

steveo

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No. 363 Posted on May 29, 2008 4:55 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

moneyowen wrote: .... The french horn player is indeed hot. and i notice the drummer has managed to get himself next to her,,,, http://heroeslive.co.uk/index.html

doc

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Location: wisconsin

No. 364 Posted on Jul 1, 2008 7:21 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

shes pretty basic but it gets me by (Click the picture to view the original one)

Bombardier

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No. 365 Posted on Jul 25, 2008 10:56 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Some of you guys have some really beautiful kits Here's my baby. 1980 Ludwig 9ply Maple classic (Click the picture to view the original one)

Crusher

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No. 366 Posted on Sep 7, 2008 6:38 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

The Medicine Man Tama Snare drum that came with my Tamas. 1975-1978 Tama Imperial Stars in Metallic Red and my Reso head paint job done by me. Musicians Wisdom Communicate! It can't make things any worse.

billybadass

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Location: SAN ANTONIO, TX

No. 367 Posted on Sep 17, 2008 10:44 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

my addiction...yamaha maple absolute with dw maple snare..more cymbals coming

alleyman

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No. 369 Posted on Oct 1, 2008 10:00 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

My Yamahas (Click the picture to view the original one)

Thunderdog

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No. 369 Posted on Oct 29, 2008 5:42 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Hope this works... (Click the picture to view the original one) Thunderdog www.myspace.com/sergesavoie

Monkeypoo

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No. 370 Posted on Nov 2, 2008 1:27 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

tama hyperdrive. I'm so happy with it. this is the basic set up. all my extra toms, floor tom and bass arrive next week. Mapex Saturn in Green Apple Burst Meinl Byzance Cymbals Remo Heads Promark 2B "Natural" Sticks

lilblakdak

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No. 371 Posted on Nov 2, 2008 5:17 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Monkeypoo wrote: tama hyperdrive. I'm so happy with it. this is the basic set up. all my extra toms, floor tom and bass arrive next week. Monkey, If you are going to set your toms up that high and angled why didnt you get the standard sizes? The deeper toms have more resonance, projection and deeper tones. Pain heals. Chicks dig scars. Glory... lasts forever.

Monkeypoo

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No. 372 Posted on Nov 2, 2008 3:31 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

lilblakdak wrote: Monkey, If you are going to set your toms up that high and angled why didnt you get the standard sizes? The deeper toms have more resonance, projection and deeper tones. because i love the tones that the hyperdrive gives me + all the other awesome features like the bass with no tom mounts, black nickle hardware and the shallow toms rock. It doesn't matter where I possition my toms. It's all about the sound i wanted. Mapex Saturn in Green Apple Burst Meinl Byzance Cymbals Remo Heads Promark 2B "Natural" Sticks

lilblakdak

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No. 373 Posted on Nov 2, 2008 3:39 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Monkeypoo wrote: because i love the tones that the hyperdrive gives me + all the other awesome features like the bass with no tom mounts, black nickle hardware and the shallow toms rock. It doesn't matter where I possition my toms. It's all about the sound i wanted. Fair enough. Its just most (but not all) people keep asking how they can get more resonance and projection from thier kits, and go for short stacks so they can set thier kits up ultra low. Pain heals. Chicks dig scars. Glory... lasts forever.

Monkeypoo

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No. 374 Posted on Dec 17, 2008 4:05 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

This is from the Grade 10 highschool graduation. Note. this is not my band. Mapex Saturn in Green Apple Burst Meinl Byzance Cymbals Remo Heads Promark 2B "Natural" Sticks

Monkeypoo

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No. 375 Posted on Dec 17, 2008 4:11 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

ok.. i look like a total dag playing in this one.. i was looking at my singer.. lol and dont you love theschool uniform.. haha Mapex Saturn in Green Apple Burst Meinl Byzance Cymbals Remo Heads Promark 2B "Natural" Sticks

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