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New Drum Rig

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I dusted off the old par cans, wire wheeled, and repainted them & hung them on the new drum rack I'm designing. I will have the majority of the lights spread out around the kit over the top...like 2 of the cans, shown.

1 1/2" condiut from the hardware store, a tubing cutter and a shitload of "T" fittings from Ultimate Support.

2 sit down kits on the right, 360 degrees, where the lights are hanging and to the left...a stand-up drum rig (3 kits in 1)

I'll post a new pick...when the rest of the mounting hardware arrives. 14 Zildjians, 13 ddrum III pads, 10 simmons pads, SPSs, 2 nimrods & 2 dingbats...I have a LOT of clamps, booms, arms, tom tom mounts, Gibraltar curved tom bar, etc etc
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:lol:

damn, that looks horribly hot.....

newly finished basement?
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yeah...the doors behind the rig are the entry to the studio, under my garage...about 1,000 sq ft. Total sq footage of the place is just under 8,000 sq ft. I used concrete planks for the floor of the gerage...giving me the studio space. My house is built from ICF (insulated concrete forms) 8" of solid concrete & rebar, concrete ceiling (which will be covered in a product called Linacoustic) and brick. the walls are 15" thick, carpeted, w/ a full PA, 48 channel console (2 Behringer MX9000s), 12 synths, my Scope & XITE gear..it will be called Muscle and Hate Studios...there will be many more pics of the progress to come...
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Yeah That's the rig I'd like to see live.
They look like PAR 36's.
If so the Q45 Bulbs that are 100 watts won't melt your head.
I worked with a poser a few years ago who had all the gear a man could want with his own lights, etc. He should have spent the money on a few Dave Weckyl videos, or better yet been a bartender.
We talked him into going from 12 foot cage to 8 foot, but he didn't change his bulbs so he had a dozen 1000 watters scorching his head everynight..... :lol:
Keep us posted, and thanks for the jpeg.s.
As long as one has proof and jpegs, it's not bragging. Just showboating, but hey a man with pride is usually on a mission.
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Good eye...PAR 36s...and the 150 watt otc bulbs work just fine for me...when I was touring, I designed one, about 1/3 the size, and it was shorter...this one is 6'6" tall. the other one was about 5'. I had no need for a separate stand-up rig...now I do, and my sax player at the time, decided to mount a few 500w pars on the kit...and I fried like a motzarella stick in a deep fryer six nights a week for 200 minutes a night.... :lol: :lol: :lol: not to be rude guys...I thought SOMETHING related to music needed to be started in Off Topic.... :wink: btw...I have a bad habit of bragging & the Mrs hates it too... :lol: :lol:
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netguyjoel wrote:Good eye...PAR 36s...and the 150 watt otc bulbs work just fine for me...when I was touring, I designed one, about 1/3 the size, and it was shorter...this one is 6'6" tall. the other one was about 5'. I had no need for a separate stand-up rig...now I do, and my sax player at the time, decided to mount a few 500w pars on the kit...and I fried like a motzarella stick in a deep fryer six nights a week for 200 minutes a night.... :lol: :lol: :lol: not to be rude guys...I thought SOMETHING related to music needed to be started in Off Topic.... :wink: btw...I have a bad habit of bragging & the Mrs hates it too... :lol: :lol:
Gosh, all the attention will be on you...do you have a complex? :lol: :P
Oh wait...you're a DRUMMER... :)

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It's never gonna leave the studio...and some of the cans will be pointed at the keyboard rig w/ a few to spare for the other guys commin' over to jam....all that light on me....shit...I'll melt! :lol: :lol: :wink:
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not fade away...flame on!
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You guys are just jealous... :lol: :lol:

I guess it's true...we only hurt the ones we love... :lol: :lol:

You just wait, when it's all "mounted & balanced", it's just gonna be sick....then...do I feel a Vimeo commin on??

Got a buddy who does commercials for our company, gave him a nudge...he's game... :wink: :wink:

Stay tuned...same Planet Z time..... :lol: :lol:
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netguyjoel wrote:You guys are just jealous... :lol: :lol:

I guess it's true...we only hurt the ones we love... :lol: :lol:

You just wait, when it's all "mounted & balanced", it's just gonna be sick....then...do I feel a Vimeo commin on??

Got a buddy who does commercials for our company, gave him a nudge...he's game... :wink: :wink:

Stay tuned...same Planet Z time..... :lol: :lol:
Make sure you show the Xite in the video vimeo dealy-o...

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Bet... :wink:
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And to think I worry about the heat & power usage of my meager setup here... :lol:
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Tonight I'll post a pic of the PA system...it's rediculous... :lol:

OT, I'm looking to find a diagram to make my own cables to connect the XLRs on my DDrum Pads to my Roland TD20, and can I use the same cable config with a Roland PM16. valis...you know of a forum I shhould check??
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The new PA...I fired up one stereo stack, there are 2, so a true quad PA...and all I have to say is...OH CRAP...what have I done... :lol:
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While I'm at it...synth rack 1
Access Virus C, Red Sounds Elevata, Waldorf Q, Supernova II, Roland JD990 w/ Vintage Synth Expander, Waldorf Pulse, Waldorf Microwave
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Nice Start.............but I took the liberty of completing the center section for you.
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damn it...that's gonna go in the other rack!! w/ the ADA8000s, and Lexicon, & Ensoniq DP4 rack!...dude....thanx for the love...it's commin'...we got word on the order confirmation! And now I wait...that was just beautiful...thanx Jimmy! :wink:
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It's goin in this one.... :wink:
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hee hee... :wink: Until the drum rig mounting stuff shows up..I'm starting to run out of showboat toys...but not quite yet. 1 more...the keyboard rig..not that impressive...but 1 really cool synth, I fell in love with it when I first saw it, but couldn't pop for the 4K, when they were new...just think one of the last, real FM kings...stay tuned...same Panet Z Time....same Planet Z Channel!

God I hope I never fully "grow up" whatever that means... :lol:
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