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There is nothing like a good rockstar kit 
LOOKING FOR A 16X16 STARCLASSIC PERFORMER FLOOR TOM IN ANTIQUE SUNBURST FINISH
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I've been using my Rockstar snare lately, I've really started to like it over the
Artwood actually. A new snare is in order though... along with a ton of
cymbals and a Pearl Icon. Spoon2006-5-6 22:2:41
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Holy HEllAh! I just creamed myself...
you folks got a towel?
Punch Your Mother
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Spoon!!!!!! Holy ass. Specs please
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[QUOTE=sticktodrum] Holy HEllAh! I just creamed myself...
you folks got a towel? [/QUOTE]
Haha... thanks. :)
Here are the specs for CrAzEd.
I can't remember what year I bought it though. I'm guessing late '02 or
early '03, but I'm not sure.
22x18 (aux)
20x16
16x14 (I don't have enough mounts for it, so in these pictures it's being
replaced by a Sonor 503 16x16 floor tom)
14x12
12x10
10x9
8x8
The main snare in these pictures is a 14x4 Artwood, and the side snare is
a 14x5 (I'm not possitve of the depth) Rockstar.
20" AA medium ride
20" B8 ride
18" B8 crash
18" AA china
16" B8 crash
14" B8 hats (aux)
13" B8 hats
10" AA splash
I have a few other small things as well, but until I get a rack I won't have
enough hardware to mount everything.
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In that first picture it looks like you have 3 bass drums?
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[QUOTE=CrAzEd] In that first picture it looks like you have 3 bass drums? [/
QUOTE]
The one on the far left is a Sonor 503 bass; not part of the kit.
I just put it there to be out of the way in my room.
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2001 Rockstar
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very cymbally.
Punch Your Mother
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[QUOTE=sticktodrum]very cymbally. [/QUOTE]
i likes my cymbals 
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i like them too
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Hey RockstarFLO, how do you like those EC2s? I'm considerin puttin some on my Granstar. I've heard they give a similar sound to Pinstripes but with a bit more resonance.
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Spoon, apparently you don't subscribe to Neil's theory that when you
speak, your volume goes from high to low. As he said in A Work In
Progress. Because your toms are set up backwards. Any reason why you do
that? Don't tell me you're trying to be an Aronoff wanna-be!
<a href="http://tama.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=3113&PN=1&TPN=1" target="_blank">SC</a>
<br /><a href="http://tama.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=1235" target="_blank">RS</a>
<br /><a href="http://tama.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=2999&PN=1" target="_blank">A2</a>
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[QUOTE=Artwood] Spoon, apparently you don't subscribe to Neil's theory
that when you
speak, your volume goes from high to low. As he said in A Work In
Progress. Because your toms are set up backwards. Any reason why you do
that? Don't tell me you're trying to be an Aronoff wanna-be!
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No, I got this idea myself. Before I had my 20" bass drum, I could never
mount the 12" comfortable over the bass. One day I just decided to try this,
since I'd still have all three toms set up and the 12" would be off to the side.
I liked it, so it stuck. 
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Mine  Drums: Rockstar in Misty Chrome 13x6 Phattie Snare in glass glitter, 10ply maple, 2.3 hoops Cymbals: 22" K custom ride 20" A custom crash 18" A custom crash 18" A custom china 16" Oriental China Trash 16" A custom projection crash 13" A custom hats 10" AA splash 9" Oriental trash splash (COMES TOMORROW) 8" A custom splash Hardware: DW 5700 and Tama multiclamps and IC powerglide twin
Invertalon2006-5-8 21:52:27
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-- dude, you have a nice f**king cymbal armory
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Hi invertalon....It's your first post..so welcome...nice shiny kit...
very low hi-hats...LOL
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i bow down to thee
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i didnt really like like the ec2's at first, but they have grown on
me. since i like my toms tuned very low, they are perfect and
sound better than the g2's for the way i tune.
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I play open-handed so it's akward to play them any higher... Plus to me, they don't seem low at all  Ill probley have another pic tomorrow if my oriental comes in... Im really excited for it.
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