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SonoRon
 Post subject: Re: Drum mixers
PostPosted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 3:32 pm 
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Hahahahahaha! :D

Love it Greg! Plumbers butt over here is called a builders bum!

I guess in filming myself building my kit I was trying to capture what we all feel when we get something we have always wanted. I know exactly how lucky I am to have something so special and will never forget the experience of opening those boxes for the first time, smelling the freshly applied lacquer and then a small amount of tuning before THOOOOOOOOOOOM! I'll stop now as I can't describe it any further. Besides you guys mostly know what I mean already :)

When I hit my 18 floor tom I still get wiffs of lacquer from the vent hole :D

Thanks again for your enthusiasm guys.

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Goki
 Post subject: Re: Drum mixers
PostPosted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 5:06 am 
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SonoRon wrote:

When I hit my 18 floor tom I still get wiffs of lacquer from the vent hole :D




That will not go away for years... ;)

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cliff
 Post subject: Re: Drum mixers
PostPosted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 9:59 am 
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Goki wrote:
The videos are great Ron...

And I've managed to find this one:
http://www.youtube.com/user/RoanRash#p/u/18/p293e0kChQA

That made my day totally!!!

:D

There is nothing like the feeling of first opening all the boxes and gradually shaping it from a pallet of freight into your kit. ;)

Nice to see that video again.

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SonoRon
 Post subject: Re: Drum mixers
PostPosted: Sat Jun 04, 2011 2:15 am 
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Hi guys just to let you all know I decided to go with the Yamaha MG 166C usb for my mixer. Very happy with it so far but I'm gigging with it for the first time on Friday so will let you know how it performs.

Thanks for all the input I appreciate it :)

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