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<rolandbrenner@...> wrote:
but real tom sized triggers built in. He had a thin arch overhead
that served as the cymbals. The only video I saw it on was "Give". I
have it on an old 12" Laserdisc, but I'm sure the video might be on-
line somewhere ( Vuze ?!?!? ).
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Steinberger is pretty cool too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Q32cRAKKU4
- Roland
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<rolandbrenner@...> wrote:
>on. The tom rack was basically a curved one-piece unit with separate,
> There's another kit that Bozzio had that I'd like to have more info
but real tom sized triggers built in. He had a thin arch overhead
that served as the cymbals. The only video I saw it on was "Give". I
have it on an old 12" Laserdisc, but I'm sure the video might be on-
line somewhere ( Vuze ?!?!? ).
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>Her's the clip. I had forgotten about this kit. Warren's modified
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Steinberger is pretty cool too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Q32cRAKKU4
>Yeah, That's probably the coolest, most practical design I'd ever seen in e-drums in terms of ergonomics. Too bad they never marketed those instruments !!
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