Hey everyone
Do you guys know how I best can indicate where my drums, stands, ... are placed. So I can put them exactly at the same places on the carpet, gig after gig ... ?
The indications may not be permanently. I must be able to "whipe them out" with no problems, when I want to.
i've used stage tape (gafers tape) for years. this is special sticky but removable tape used by roadies and techs on tour.
i use the same style carpet and i never had problems. once i roll out my rug it never takes me more than 15min to set up. i also use it on certain parts of my cymbal stands to mark those positions so i can set those up the same everytime.
in time it does dry out. i'm sure its hard to see in the pic, but i also tried not to use too much to distract from the rug.
i've used stage tape (gafers tape) for years. this is special sticky but removable tape used by roadies and techs on tour. i use the same style carpet and i never had problems. once i roll out my rug it never takes me more than 15min to set up. i also use it on certain parts of my cymbal stands to mark those positions so i can set those up the same everytime. in time it does dry out.
+1 the best and cheapest way to roll.
Take note, Wayne Brown, that drummerfish is setting up in full lefty mode and accomplishing it using a virgin bass. No factory decisions in that.
Nice looking set and set-up drummerfish!
Dan Boucher,it went past my eyes yet once again as i`m just not accustomed to seeing lefty set-ups from other guys, and i assume they are always a righty configuration when viewing the pic, so my eyes just pass it by...
drummerfish,that is one beautiful sight to my lefty eyes and you are,as Dan mentioned, a true lefty. I`m lefty below and righty up top and it`s so interesting to see the non conventional set-ups.Thanks for posting this beautiful Ludwig silver sparkle set and especially in the lefty style.
Wayne
