whilst I've never been given a drum kit while walking past a bar or even drinking in a bar, this has inspired me. I will persevere with visiting local bars in the hope that something like this might happen to me.
If nothing else, Dominion Bitters will make the visit worthwhile.
I say use a rack if it suits you. Nothing like being able to position any piece wherever you want. I was never sure why the rack when out of style. Besides, it's a vintage drum forum and those are vintage drums. Enough said. Good on ya.
At least pop that big ass Gibraltor thing a ma job off the front of the rack!Mister T
Agreed, keep the logo for sometime down the track..IMO it takes the focus away from the kit.. Nice set up and great "came from a ditch" mojo for the kit..
Cheers
with the Swivo- Mount, sans the rack that's all u need... the youtts of America
Da two youtts your honer.
I say use a rack if it suits you. Nothing like being able to position any piece wherever you want. I was never sure why the rack when out of style. Besides, it's a vintage drum forum and those are vintage drums. Enough said. Good on ya.
Racks went out with Hair Metal and 'good on ya' is for Australians only :)
Stephen
I think Kiwis use that expression too....
Good on them. Very well, Australasians or Antipodeans, if you prefer.
Stephen
Drew those are sweet~!! I remember the story on these. They are keepers for sure. Use the rack, it's your kit and enjoy them!! :)
