On drums...

Here's one that just make me feel embarrassed for the poster.

Apparently coating from Remo coated heads has corrupted his virgin Paiste Reflectors, and somebody is going to pay for that.

"...Waiting to hear back or will have to call the higher ups..."

"...Now I have to deal with my Paiste reflectors with white Remo coating on them..."

"...Hope they do something or may have to get the lawyer involved and I don't want to go that road if I can help it..."

This is the kind of guy you want to be playing poker with, for one of the two following reasons:

1. The bluff is embarrassingly transparent, with no legal merit whatsoever, or,

2. He might think he actually has a case.

It would cost more for an attorney to explain to him why he is and idiot than it would to replace the whole lot of them, whatever they are...and definitely more than a little soap and water.

This is the kind of !@#$ you get when a pompous ass is exposed to too much television.

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Cliff

River City Trio

What if we did all have the same opinions?

Place looks exactly how I envisioned it was going to end up looking. I thought it would take a little longer but now I'm not sure why I thought that.

And too little education.

He probably thiks of suing the drumstick company, when a stick breaks after playing hard.


To each his own. As we say here, the hardest thing falls on the Earth - she needs to bear all of these idiots.....

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Goki - short from Goran

Let the good drums roll!!!

This is my favorite part:

"WOW!! Just got my Evans heads today and the Paiste cleaner and protector... The cleaner smells awsome..."

I won't user cleaner that doesn't smell awesome either. In fact I love to snort that stuff! As Cliff said earlier, you just can't make this stuff up. It's why Jersey Shore is such a popular show.

- D.

There's one born every minute...

And this is most likely money well spent, after the cymbal cleaner to get the Remo dust off:

http://www.sonormuseum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=11999

"The rack sets up in 8 min. has mem clamps for everthing. Putting the drums and cymbals up about 15 min."

I would love to see that "soup to nuts" set-up in 20 minutes flat.

- D.

That's a non issue as his drumtech handles it all.

Waiting for a response to "what band are you in". Should be interesting.

I can set mine up in 30 minutes if I want to. Not balls out hustling, but not screwing around either. And I'm sure I have more drums, cymbals electronics, mic cords etc to run. If he truly has things memory locked in a sensible way, 20 minutes is easily doable....

That guy is simply a jackass.

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Gregory

Right, but Latz we are talkin' about a guy who is gonna "Go after Remo with a lawyer" because some coated head dust ended up on his precious cymbals. I'm not sure "sensible" is part of the equation.

- D.