Aqudan Posted December 6, 2004 Posted December 6, 2004 possibly a strange question, but how to the crasher things attach to a kit? Do they have there own built in thing or do you need a seperate attachment?
JamesT Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 TAMA starclassic maples dont come in packs only the birtch does, a shop may make a pack but TAMA does not supply them as such for a kit like dom, (you cant get the same colour as him, TAMA no do the old blue sparkle kit but not the chrome or black HW,) would set you back about £1800 with no stands or cymbals, Ludwig Black Beautys 14 x 61/2 go for around £450 but they come on ebay alot. Look at the Ludwig 400's they sound much better IMO and go for about £320 Of your on a budget look ar the Ludwig 300 @ about £99 its about the same as the 400 but made in china with a few lower grade parts, Or there is the Pearl Chad smith @ £150 that sounds just like a 400, Dom is now using a Starclassic Maple in 14x 61/2 A ribon crasher attaches to any cowbell holder or a cymbal stand top (with no cymbal on) it has an eye bold like you see on a cowbell
DominicHoward Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 TAMA starclassic maples dont come in packs only the birtch does, a shop may make a pack but TAMA does not supply them as such for a kit like dom, (you cant get the same colour as him, TAMA no do the old blue sparkle kit but not the chrome or black HW,) would set you back about £1800 with no stands or cymbals, Ludwig Black Beautys 14 x 61/2 go for around £450 but they come on ebay alot. Look at the Ludwig 400's they sound much better IMO and go for about £320 Of your on a budget look ar the Ludwig 300 @ about £99 its about the same as the 400 but made in china with a few lower grade parts, Or there is the Pearl Chad smith @ £150 that sounds just like a 400, Dom is now using a Starclassic Maple in 14x 61/2 A ribon crasher attaches to any cowbell holder or a cymbal stand top (with no cymbal on) it has an eye bold like you see on a cowbell Rhythm Crasher*, although I think I've heard it called a ribbon crasher before.
GooseJuice Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 Stores buy in starclassic maples individually and sell them as kits. E.G.: They order a bass and couple toms and sell them as 'a kit.' You can custom order anything on the starclassic birch and maple lines but in some cases it may take upto 6 months for when the store phones them up for you and when you actually recieve it Custom order includes: tom sizes 8x7" through to 24x18", undrilled birch bass drum, 20 or so finishes in laquer or 3 choices in wrap, sound focus rings, gold AND black hoops (though if you want black, the drum store will say it's not available...but it is) and klots more look on tama.com i know lots about starclassic kits becuase i'm getting one soon (yay!) and my drum teacher is endorsed by them so i'm constantly been given all this information P.S. If you're thinking of buying a tama kit wait until 2005: something new and special is coming out!! (i can't say much more as it's classified info)
DominicHoward Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 Stores buy in starclassic maples individually and sell them as kits. E.G.: They order a bass and couple toms and sell them as 'a kit.' You can custom order anything on the starclassic birch and maple lines but in some cases it may take upto 6 months for when the store phones them up for you and when you actually recieve it Custom order includes: tom sizes 8x7" through to 24x18", undrilled birch bass drum, 20 or so finishes in laquer or 3 choices in wrap, sound focus rings, gold AND black hoops (though if you want black, the drum store will say it's not available...but it is) and klots more look on tama.com i know lots about starclassic kits becuase i'm getting one soon (yay!) and my drum teacher is endorsed by them so i'm constantly been given all this information P.S. If you're thinking of buying a tama kit wait until 2005: something new and special is coming out!! (i can't say much more as it's classified info) 2 things, 1. Who is your drum tutor? 2. Well why the hell do you know if it's classified? Are they putting the Exotix out for general release or something?
Aqudan Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 P.S. If you're thinking of buying a tama kit wait until 2005: something new and special is coming out!! (i can't say much more as it's classified info) i was gonna order mine next week, is it something i'm really gonna want or are you just over hyping ?
GooseJuice Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 1. Who is your drum tutor? 2. Well why the hell do you know if it's classified? Are they putting the Exotix out for general release or something? 1. http://www.andyedwardsmusic.com for more info 2. not exotix, a completely new line i was gonna order mine next week, is it something i'm really gonna want or are you just over hyping ? just wait until after the NAMM winter show. by all means order a starclassic they're amazing, but from what i've been told, this new line is orgasmic.
the pearl guy Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 i've heard there changing the font in tama brilliant.
JamesT Posted December 8, 2004 Posted December 8, 2004 Alot of stuff was leaked at NAMM, I talked to some guys their and got the low down. its nuthing really special, nuthing that other companys dont offer already at better quality and prices, Its actualy called a ribbon crasher, a company "Rythem tech" calls their a rythem crasher and this name has stuck, kind of like how we all call personaly tape players "walkmans" but really only Sony ones are. Man Andy Edwards teaches you, I had lessons from him about 6 years ago he was a good drummer but a lame teacher i hated the guy, so i moved to the guy who gave him lessons much nicer guy and better player and teacher
Aqudan Posted December 9, 2004 Posted December 9, 2004 was talking to shop people today, its just going to be lots of little things, the only reason you might want to wait is because theres probably going to be new colours and the prices may possibly go down. but then again they might also go up . .
the pearl guy Posted December 15, 2004 Posted December 15, 2004 oh well whatever its called i know i still wont be able to afford one!
Nav Posted December 16, 2004 Posted December 16, 2004 Gonna be getting a new kit, same sizes as doms kit, but plus one top tom cause its cheaper that way...strange... Cost me about a grand for the kit and cymbals and hardware etc, getting it in rockstar custom, not starclassic though, cause i cant afford the starclassic yet, cant wait gonna be cool.
6ixty_6ix Posted December 16, 2004 Posted December 16, 2004 How does Dom attach his splashes? is there 2 connecting rods on his crash?
GooseJuice Posted December 16, 2004 Posted December 16, 2004 How does Dom attach his splashes? is there 2 connecting rods on his crash? boom stand holding up a splash, and a multi clamp attached to the standwith a short boom arm attached to the multi clamp holding up the other.
6ixty_6ix Posted December 22, 2004 Posted December 22, 2004 ahhhhh right i see, i'm hopin to get some splashes for xmas, altogether costing £82, 2 stagg splashes, boom stand and conecting rod, what are those brushes he uese? hot rods??
the pearl guy Posted December 22, 2004 Posted December 22, 2004 my gf jusy got me a cowbell for christmas and i was wondering, what do you think will be the easiest way of attatching it? i want to attatch it to my 12" mounted tom stand that is fixed into my bass drum but im not to sure about how to go about it. im thinking clamp onto a cowbell holder but cos they use different attatchments as opposed to cymbals i have nop idea what im doing. i was thinking about getting a stagg splash after christmas, they any good? cheers andrew
the pearl guy Posted December 22, 2004 Posted December 22, 2004 oh yeah and what is this? Â Â is it some kind of jobby that means the drum is always set to that height each time? i know theres a word for that but i cant remember it. thats doms second floor tom in the pic btw.
DominicHoward Posted December 22, 2004 Posted December 22, 2004 oh yeah and what is this?  is it some kind of jobby that means the drum is always set to that height each time? i know theres a word for that but i cant remember it. thats doms second floor tom in the pic btw.  memory lock tbh
the pearl guy Posted December 22, 2004 Posted December 22, 2004 ah yeah thats the one memory locks. cheers bud.
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