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Whoa 2% beer? Isn’t that coors light lol but yes those.you mean like this little diddy?
I thought at first you meant 2% beer. : )Ludwig Classic Birch Gig-Lite Outfit 5x10 / 6x13 / 8x20" Drum Set | Reverb
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Ludwig Classic Birch Gig-Lite Outfit 5x10 / 6x13 / 8x20" Drum Set | Reverb
Reverb is a marketplace bringing together a wide-spanning community to buy, sell, and discuss all things music gear.
I believe1998 to 2008.
can't be seen out with anything else ya know so I traded them back for my concert toms that he had.
I'd like to see more companies do a set with sizes like the frequent flyer (20x12 kick or 20x10) as opposed to these ridiculous "micro" kits with 16", or smaller, bass drums and 13" floor toms. I'd specifically like to see Gretsch do one in the renown series or brooklyn. I think one could be custom ordered on their high end sets, but under USD$1500 is important for that kind of kit I think. When I get sorted out, I may just get a custom kick/snare from Gretsch in versatile, portable sizes.
...to the OP - I've looked at the giglite, but used prices on those are waaaay too high. Last two I saw on reverb started at USD$1k.
+1 Anything over 500 is unreasonable for this kind of set, IMO, and I used to have one. A $1500 price tag is stupendously ridiculous.
...You could also just consider a bass drum and snare to cover those types of gigs & farmer foot drums offer a reasonably priced 20x8 kick, but I have never played one (so not an endorsement, just an observation)
Pearl's original Rhythm Traveler is also based on an 8x20 kick, as is the flavor-of-the-month Yamaha Stage Custom Hip. Last month at an outdoor festival where each drummer had to get on and off a small bandmobile stage, I used a 4-piece Frankenstein kit anchored by a Pearl Rhythm Traveler kick (8x20). The guy who was running sound made that kick sound like a cannon. A drummer friend of mine in the crowd raved about it.
...Also, for this kind of kit, just having the kick/snare would suffice for me. Perhaps hang a cowbell/tambourine off the kick or a stand if needed.
Again, I use the RT bass drum as a 3-piece kit (usually w/ a 12" DW piccolo tom but I've been pairing it with the 5x10 and 8x13 Yamaha SC Hip) for light gigs and rehearsals and everyone seems happy with it.
One of the things that makes the RT so versatile and compact is the twin tom receiver that allows you to boom your ride off the kick, thus saving on hardware, which is the biggest weight factor in most drum sets. The mounts on the Gig Lite are similarly practical. This gives it a practical advantage over things like Farmer Foot drums and Sidekick drums, both of which require you to use large/heavy cymbal stands to mount the toms, which partially negates the ease & practicality of using small, shallow drums. I shake my head every time I see something like this:
Thanks! I’ve asked you about this kit before in other threads. I really like that kick
Probably unlikely to get any orders if they don't advertise that they can make them.
O I’m sure just about any company will make what ya want if you’re willing to pay for it.
Neusonics are USA made.
