hi , i still have severe problems with that. But i use a large piece of cardboard. Mount the screws on top of them. It should stay firm in the place you want. You need to have the drums facing a wall though. --- Regards, Ndroo _____________________________________________ On Tue, 07 Mar 2000 15:29:44 pdk wrote: >From: pdk <pdk@...> > >Mark, > >About the kick. Even with a carpet under my kit I was not satisfied. >Eventually I fastened both my pedal and kick tower to a 3 by 3 foot piece of >masonite using mirror mounting clips and some nuts and bolts. I put a long >strip of velcro at the leading edge underneath and a screw or two beneath >for added grip to the carpet. It works great. No wobbling, no >movement...rock solid, even looks cool. > >For live tips you might want to go into the archives and read my experiences >posted last week. Beware the existing PA! Arrive early. > > >========================================================================= > >pete > >Hot Java, Cool Tunes: Visit Cafi Pierre www.geocities.com/SoHo/Cafe/4024/ > >> From: mark.bickenbach@... >> Reply-To: DTXpress@onelist.com >> Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2000 16:03:08 -0000 >> To: DTXpress@onelist.com >> Subject: [DTXpress] NEW USER >> >> Hi Everybody! >> >> I've bought my DTEXPRESS last week and I'm pretty amazed how many >> posibillities this drumset offers. >> >> However I'm still struggling with the best way to get the kickpad >> fixed on the >> floor without moving around. What are you experiences? (I can't use >> the screws because this would distroy my floor...) >> >> I guess a carpet under the whole set would be best or trying to fix >> the pad with some extrastrong adhesive tape... >> >> Does someone have other brilliant ideas? >> >> Another challenge: I would like to use the DTEXPRESS LIVE next week >> on a privat gig together with my band. I plan to use my own regular >> cymbals together with the Yamaha. A mixer and a PA is exsisting. >> Does anybody have some experiences and tips for an easy LIVE Event? >> >> OK, that's it...I can't wait to get back to my new Drums... >> >> Thanks in Advance >> >> Mark > > MailCity. Secure Email Anywhere, Anytime! http://www.mailcity.com
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Re: [DTXpress] NEW USER
2000-03-13 by Andrew Tay