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Amazing! This is the type of comment I was hoping for making this video 😆 thank you!

@@TimGrisnikDrums No problem. I'm a huge Nirvana, and I felt the same way you did, since I'm a drummer as well. When this exposition came here to Brazil, I got so excited seeing the drum kit if front of me LOL.

So glad you got to see it! It was really amazing to see in person!

That clarifies that it’s the same head as the Seattle Center Coliseum show, since it’s the one bent with the rim that Kurt smashed. I wonder if he ever played the drums again after that show? Guessing no after watching that video 😆

@@TimGrisnikDrums Yes, really nice to see it in person. But, when this exposition was brought to Brazil, there was a difference on drums: the snare brought wasn't the same shown in your video. Instead, they brouth a metal snare, the 14x8 brass snare that is most known played in Amsterdam at the Paradiso on November 25th 1991. You can see on this video: ruclips.net/video/VKxcem3FniY/видео.html

I was reading his interview from the March ‘94 Modern Drummer recently and he had a quote saying he didn’t feel like it mattered a lot how drums are tuned if you hit them hard enough, so makes me think he didn’t put a ton of science or effort into tuning. But it would be interesting to hear more about how he tuned both heads in relation to each other, and things like that.

Dave used “just above a wrinkle tuning”. In the Michael Azerrad book “The Amplified Come As You Are” he describes standing behind Dave’s drums for some dates on the In Utero Tour. He describes them as being tuned really low and they sounded distorted when Dave would play because he hit so damn hard. He says the sound guys would try to get him to tune them higher but he wouldn’t. Apparently the sound guys really needed to work some magic to get them to sound good live.

😂 yea it does

That is pretty wild! Great find on the reso head, I didn’t notice that! Makes me wonder if he used this set for band practices and took the better kits (Granstar/Artstars) out on the road 🤷🏻

I know when they recorded the first album Nevermind. I know Dave used a Tama 14" x 6.5 inch Bell brass snare drum

Yep you’re right. I think it was supplied by the Drum Doctor. I think there’s a video or 2 on RUclips where he talks about it

Here it is: ruclips.net/video/GVCI2kC_1hQ/видео.htmlsi=UP6clTok1pn4J-j4

@@TimGrisnikDrums best snare drum ever made sickest sounding snare drum ever Larson Rick used it on the Black Album in multiple Metallica albums and it sounded incredible

I had a set of Rockstar DXs in the 90s. They were easy to carry around, and cheap enough to not care too much about getting scuffed up at a club. The important thing was they sounded great mic'd up in a PA. I even used them in the studio for a demo in the mid 2000s and they did so well I almost used them on the final recording! (I ended up using an 80s Pearl maple kit instead)

Also Steven Adler for a bit. It’s funny back then, Tama marketed their rockstar lacquer drums as “pro”. But really the only difference was the finish or the lacquer. Maybe the kicks had more lugs, but the shells were still made out of the same cheap wood makes me laugh.

appreciate that! I did notice I thought the triangle ends on Artstars looked bigger when comparing photos. That was really the only thing I could notice. Thanks for clarifying that

Yes, but technically all the rack toms of the rockstar drums of the 90s are power tom sizing, depth is one inch less than diameter until the 10 inch size.

“Power Tom” just means they are deeper than average shells. It was big in that era. But it has nothing to do with the size of(diameter) of the drum. You could have an 8” shell instead of the 15” that Dave used. And it could still be a “power tom”. So.

Nice! I think I have that issue. I had a subscription to MD for years in the 90's. I'll have to dig it up now and look!

Replica or one of his actual kits?

@@TimGrisnikDrums replica it’s pretty dang close to his

I bet that’s really fun to play. Any videos online?

Me too! It looks almost exactly like this kit also except mine are Rockstar DX’s which are wrapped instead of lacquer. I totally lucked out finding a seller on Reverb that had both a 15” rack and 18” floor listed at the same time.

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Good input! I haven’t played with anybody yet just solo with these so that’s good to know. They’re definitely a really little fun set to play on solo though!!

Appreciate it! Glad it helped 👍🏽

I appreciate that man 👊🏽

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Room I recorded it has a high ceiling, so that could have something to do with it!

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Oh man, absolutely. It’s such a cool little kit. Some of the reviews I read people said the sounds aren’t huge. Obviously I’m not gonna bring this to a rock gig 😆 for what it is, it’s great

Awesome glad it helped!

The decay was much faster after drilling.

Yes it did

huge difference

I learned it by ear

Nice nice. I think I'm gonna do the same but also make a written transcription of it too :D

Nice! Good luck! Send a link if you film a video 👍🏽

You’re welcome

It’s in a well travelled area close to the river, art museum, and arts market! This park will create a positive impact in the community As a destination skate park along I-95, it will benefit local businesses too! 🛹

It’s the Gretsch Renown RN2 bop kit

Haha, been a while since I’ve thought of Manface. Maybe? Though if I’m being completely honest, I doubt it 😂

@@TimGrisnikDrumsMy sister and I tried chanting it at the concert, but couldn't get a crowd going with it! 😂

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There’s no dot in this one. It’s just the single ply with the dampening ring on the bottom side of the head that goes around the edge.

Oh I see. I purchased mine earlier with the dot one. I dont know if there 's difference between with no dot like yours

After a quick Google search, it looks like there is one that has a clear dot in the middle, along with the dampening ring along the edge. I’ve never tried that one but I’m sure it’s great 👍🏽

@@TimGrisnikDrums yeah. Hoping its a good one. Thank you sir!

Dangit, sorry!

I'm blaming Joe Van Dyke, lol @@TimGrisnikDrums

Haha 😂

Nice, they’re great!

Definitely after the shoes haha

I like this kit. I’ve always felt electronic kits are easier to play bc everything’s easier to reach and you get so much rebound off the mesh pads. But changing to the larger pads make it’s closer to my regular kit and I also try and tune the heads pretty low to reduce some rebound. Still not the same feel as real drums but when it’s all you can do at home it’s better than nothing 🤷🏻

Haha, will do!

@@TimGrisnikDrums so did y'all get back together or have y'all never stopped playing?

We never stopped. We just went through some stretches of inactivity, but hopefully we’ll be a little more active now 🙏🏽