AMAZING COLLECTIONS!
Here's mine, Maybe I need shelves too. I like jumping from kit to kit though...lol
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Pic of the Steel Grays. I have these set up for a while.
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What a mess! :o
More of a closet than a dungeon but just as few windows. Tight but efficient.
In Japan apartments are so small- I have kits in the back of the clothes room under piles of coats, in the living room in cases - ready to go out the door, and finally here in my practice space. It doesn't look like much but in there are 12 kits and many snares, all my cymbals and stands- Just barely enough room for my practice pad set up. There's no place like home. lol
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I mainly hoard snare drums ...
Wow! what a showing! I'm sorry if there was a "show me your practice room" thread already. I especially like the pics with parts and projects, while I do like jumping from kit to kit, it takes up more room.
As to the hoarding comments, there is no dead kittens or animal droppings around my drums and other musical gear :) my first job was selling drums part-time at K&K music in Sacramento CA when I was 16, even with that job All I could afford was used odd's and ends for my old ludwig clubdate, but as you can imagine it was murder playing on new Sonor Hilite and Force 3000 sets, not to mention all the cool vintage stuff that I could'nt afford and then playing my beat up luddy with cb700 hardware and nuvader cymbals.
finnaly one summer I saved up and bought some Yamaha Tour customs that the shop could'nt give away, and it just whent on from there.
In Japan apartments are so small- I have kits in the back of the clothes room under piles of coats, in the living room in cases - ready to go out the door, and finally here in my practice space. It doesn't look like much but in there are 12 kits and many snares, all my cymbals and stands- Just barely enough room for my practice pad set up. There's no place like home. lol[IMG]http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn87/Osakabop/2011-11-09204844.jpg[/IMG]
That is an awesome picture! You win!
I was posting some pictures on another thread and kept skiping over ones with "busy" backgrounds, and thought someone else might like to see what else lurks in the background kinda "look through your medecine cabinet" so to speak. also this could be a guage as to how sick you are when it comes to drums. just dont let your wife see all those sets in one place at the same time!!so here is what is supposed to be our family room...[IMG][IMG]http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc496/diaclone/th_S7000526.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc496/diaclone/th_S7000524.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc496/diaclone/th_S7000525.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc496/diaclone/th_S7000768-1.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc496/diaclone/th_S7000770.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc496/diaclone/th_S7000769.jpg[/IMG][/IMG]
Those Yamahas look a little like the "Sign of the times" kit by Prince!
I always think of Anton Figs cobalt blue set, Gregg Bissonette from David Lee Roth's band played a set in red I think. only two years 87-88 then they got the one piece lug and were called Rock Tour Customs (RTC) I think thats what's on Prince's album
