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Old 03-30-2008, 12:38 AM
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Question on rack mounting


I was looking around at drum racks to mount my toms and cymbals on because my stands are very annoying as they shake every time I strike my cymbals. I currently have just one bass drum, but I plan on getting another, so I found a double bass drum rack at Musician's Friend manufactured by Gibraltar as seen here:

Buy Gibraltar GRS-850DBL Curved Bouble Bass Rack online at Musician's Friend

Now my question is, once that I get my other bass drum, another mounted tom, another floor tom, and cymbal additions bringing me up to 5 toms(3 which are mounted) and 9 cymbals, how would I go about mounting that up? I see in that picture that it has 4 clamps to mount with, but I'm not sure what additional hardware I might need besides 8 more of those clamps. Can anyone give me any insight or suggestions on this issue to help it be better organized?
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Well at my local drum store, i don't know about yours, they have extra claps for about 12 bucks. I think thats a pretty good deal. I would make sure before i make a large purchase like that check and make sure that your music store carries them. I am not sure if they have different claps for cymbals and toms but you could look into that.
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Well at my local drum store, i don't know about yours, they have extra claps for about 12 bucks. I think thats a pretty good deal. I would make sure before i make a large purchase like that check and make sure that your music store carries them. I am not sure if they have different claps for cymbals and toms but you could look into that.
That sort of what I was trying to figure out, but I'll check and see if my local music store has them so I don't have to play 25$/clamp.

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