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| thats is very well true. but, im not gigging yet and if i do start with this kit, ill just have to get used to it
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| whoa!!
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| 32 inch kick, does a clown burst out of it during the break?  |
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| tnapp (6/3/2008)
yesh........should i not?
if you tried it and like it...
and can afford it 
then by all means go for it.
i have a club jazz and i love it.
i think the shells and construction are very similar.
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| | i play a 6 piece but its 3 up 1 down (10, 12, 13, 16). ive played on a 2 up 1 down 5 piece, a 1 up 2 down 5 piece, and even tried my 13 down with my 16 as a 2 up 2 down (to use an auxillary hat, which i found that i never used anyway), but i guess we all have our ol' faithfuls. we do alot of tom work so it's more comfortable, for me at least, with 3 up 1 down, especially doing basketcase, all the small things, hey jealousy, tunes like that with fast moving tom work. and the 10 comes in handy doing faithfully and babe. |
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