[..YouTube..] Very informative video thank you!Its good to try to understand the physics, mechanics and acoustic properties of what really makes a good drum sound the way it does.
BradBaldwintheDrumm
Very informative video thank you!Its good to try to understand the physics, mechanics and acoustic properties of what really makes a good drum sound the way it does.
[..YouTube..] Any additional footage about the full-round bearing edge? I am seeing companies like pearl promote this for bassdrums and floor toms because of “extra shell contact, giving full tonal qualities and bottom end for larger drums…” or something like that…nice video/
AnthemDrums
Any additional footage about the full-round bearing edge? I am seeing companies like pearl promote this for bassdrums and floor toms because of “extra shell contact, giving full tonal qualities and bottom end for larger drums…” or something like that…nice video/
AaronBowendrummer
i wish i had watched this before i did my interview for guitar center :/
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[..YouTube..] Great info, Thanks for sharing!
Great info, Thanks for sharing!
[..YouTube..] Good to know!
Good to know!
[..YouTube..] thanks. I’m going to build a set, and now I know what edge to use.
thanks. I’m going to build a set, and now I know what edge to use.
[..YouTube..] Very informative video thank you!Its good to try to understand the physics, mechanics and acoustic properties of what really makes a good drum sound the way it does.
Very informative video thank you!Its good to try to understand the physics, mechanics and acoustic properties of what really makes a good drum sound the way it does.
[..YouTube..] That was the most informative video i have watched!!!! Great!!!!
That was the most informative video i have watched!!!! Great!!!!
[..YouTube..] what was said about the dual 45 is the opposite of what ive read in various articles online. im so confused.
what was said about the dual 45 is the opposite of what ive read in various articles online. im so confused.
[..YouTube..] Any additional footage about the full-round bearing edge? I am seeing companies like pearl promote this for bassdrums and floor toms because of “extra shell contact, giving full tonal qualities and bottom end for larger drums…” or something like that…nice video/
Any additional footage about the full-round bearing edge? I am seeing companies like pearl promote this for bassdrums and floor toms because of “extra shell contact, giving full tonal qualities and bottom end for larger drums…” or something like that…nice video/
i wish i had watched this before i did my interview for guitar center :/