[guss]

Originally Posted by skinslapper

I personally would go with the 22. You can make them sound like the 20 but you can't make the 20 go that low. It partially depends on what sort of sound you go for in your band. Either the bass guitar or the bass drum needs to occupy the lowest frequencies. With a 20 you'll have to give it to the bass guitar, which isn't a bad thing. That's how I mix with my band and it sounds pretty good.

Ya I agree The Tuneing bibal can help with that, and You or guys at the local music store can probably tune any drum to the sound wanted. also sent a picture, Ill send a view from behint my thrown presently, and Try to find a picture of my friends Kit(1 of a cymbal stand 1 of a snair stand, fairly flat)

[kelmo]

yah... a picture would be sweet... i have been looking online trying to see the difference between the 20 and 22 but if you could send a picture of it up close, that would be great!

[ozark drums]

hi, yes there is a difference...your pitch is different,tone,but it also depends on how many plies 6-8-10,and up. the thinner the ply, the deeper the tone,thicker gives you a higher pitch.also whether it is wraped or laquered.finnaly your head choise,and muffling.i hope this has been helpfull.you can visit my web site at www.ozarkdrums.com thanks, mike. ODC

[guss]

Originally Posted by kelmo

yah... a picture would be sweet... i have been looking online trying to see the difference between the 20 and 22 but if you could send a picture of it up close, that would be great!

Relly i think i might be the only one here that knows the differince, the differince is 2 inches, relly you can tune a 20 to could like a 22 (just i profer 22" i thinks its more pro like).


Relly i think you should go past all standerds and get a 16" kick drum. my dream kit in inches, relly i think you should make my dream kit(Uhuh).

16" kick
toms:8" 10" 12" 14" flore
snair: 12" if they make them
cymbals:
14" hi-hat top for ride
12" legecy splash(cant spell)
10" AAX reg
8" splashes put to make hats(mine would be B8 under Acustom if they make)
12" mini china
splash: sounds quiet but do they make 6" splashes? or mabe no splashes

[skinslapper]

It's official people, Guss is a midget! Just kidding mate, but seriously 16" bass drum, dude! that is small. I'd be interested to hear it though. Let me know if you ever convert one to fit.

[guss]

Originally Posted by skinslapper

It's official people, Guss is a midget! Just kidding mate, but seriously 16" bass drum, dude! that is small. I'd be interested to hear it though. Let me know if you ever convert one to fit.

Ok, Ok, Im relly 4ft7",(I might be able to grow 50ft@@@), not 5ft7", but rellyI was thinking of calling it a Doldrum kit, or Paris Hilton kit(means not needed, and could be put in jail), what are you 6ft 7" or something? Huh huh?

Relly a friend of mine,(on my myspace, works in my faverite music store) plays a "groove percusion"drum kit with a 16" kick, He constructs his own kick heads, I try to find out his secrets again.

[lastditch]

You're gonna end up with more bottom end from your floor tom than your kik drum w/ a 16.And you said you r into rock/punk.Dude your kick will have to be mic'd or triggered all the time.

[guss]

Originally Posted by lastditch

You're gonna end up with more bottom end from your floor tom than your kik drum w/ a 16.And you said you r into rock/punk.Dude your kick will have to be mic'd or triggered all the time.

Me? im in to DEATH METALand HARDCORE ALSO.

[kelmo]

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[skinslapper]

Dude congrats, saw the picture looks great! When can see some video or get some sounds huh?