hardware

Forum Post greck nickel?? by Arneb
does anybody now a drum hardware manurfacturer named greck nickel (i don't know if i spelld it right), he should build excellent drum hardware, i heard. thanks for any hint
Forum Post Pearl Taiwan by Arlo Tol
Worse? Practically all drum hardware is manufactured in a just couple of factories on Taiwan (God help us if those factories every burn down!). I think the really cheapo stuff is made in Indonesia...
Forum Post A time to rebuild... by waterjibber
Any hardware store should have it. It is commonly referred to as White Grease.
Forum Post Best set of these? by kcbergmo
Without any doubt the Tama rockstar; Extremely high standard in sound and hardware! regards, Dixie
Forum Post Advice on buying first drum kit by bhakti
... opinion on a good first kit would be a Pearl Export Series, it is in your price range and comes with tough hardware and will be able to stand upto gigging a lot. Great kits, check out the website for...
Forum Post Tama vs Pearl Intro Level Kits by gsbisht1
...ars. Really shop around. Wait for the right price. I spent $1100 and got everything I needed, including all hardware, cymbals, etc.. I played a friend of mines Pearls. I think some people just buy the...
Forum Post What kind of drumkits are you guys playing these days? by Tim Goldman
..., 11x13tt,16x16&18x18ft.100% birch shells with birch laquer finish,6 1/2x14 chrome snare,all gibralter hardware&zildjian cymbals.Just click on my picture and you can see my kit. ...
Forum Post Pearl Custom Z by miramjadali
... drums are birdseye maple and seem to be well made. I got a snare, bass and three toms, but no floor tom or hardware. I am assuming that finding a matching floor tom will be a task. I've already ...
Forum Post First set: Tama or Pearl? by ip config
Pearl, Pear, Pearl. No contest really. Pearl give a great entry and their hardware is a million times cheaper and easier to find than Tama. Tama are a cheesy rock style drum made by inferior c...
Forum Post Invasion by bugs by Bluestar
... live in & bug fog the area. Leave it in there for a whole day. You might also try asking at your local hardware store about termite killer shit. Couldn't hurt to check out some home owner ne...
Forum Post AHEAD drumsticks by ip config
Go to your local hardware store and get a product called Loctite (pronounced Lock-Tight). It comes in different grades and I don't know the exact one to get. Either way, you apply it to the threa...
Forum Post Flaming Drumsticks? by Squink
...s which have ben dipped in kerosene and then handed to him by his roadie. He notes that the heads and other hardware are not damaged as he doesn't hit the drums as hard as normal. But obviously j...
Forum Post Qs from Newbie/Oldie by elbmod
...djian cymbals - a great find for me. Need help as follows: 1) What is the best way to clean the shells, hardware, and cymbals without damaging. Although in excellent 'tonal' condition, t...
Forum Post Hearing Protection by gsbisht1
...ey really dampen the sound, for those times when you'd go deaf) and a good middle ground is going to a hardware store and buying some cheap over the ear hearing protection, buy cheap ones that lo...
Forum Post Sleishman Drums by Matto
I have a set of Sleishmans, with maple shells and Pearl hardware. They sound absolutely brilliant compared to my previous kits and I won't ever think of buying any other type of drum again, no ma...
 

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