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calllistdetabarnak•

Use the 14" as a floor tom, remove 4-5" from the 13" and put it on a snare stand and I'd rock it.

But yeah, as it stands right now this is redonkulous. You don't put power toms on top of a 24" kick unless you're a basketball player.

Must sound massive though

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pfizer_soze•

Looks like something Mike Bordin would use.

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AchtungKarate•

I need something like this to not look like a giant behind the kit.

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Autofelatiomobile•

POWER

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AstralPork•

That kit is badass. I miss my power toms sometimes. Not the positioning problems, but I do miss the thundahhhh.

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Some_Drummer_Guy•

Man, those are some cannons! When I see photos like this, it makes me glad that rack toms moved away from these depth sizes and started getting smaller. They're a pain in the ass to position and not very ergonomic friendly unless you're a giant. Which probably explains all the near-vertical tom angles that many drummers had in the 80's and early 90's. It was the only comfortable way to play toms with large depths without smacking the hoops or reaching above your head.

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