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Vistalite kit fabrication Last viewed: 3 hours ago

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My friend had a few Vistalite toms so I worked on a project to complete a kit out of it. They're 13, 14 & 15" concert toms, 22" bass. I used a piece of flattened out conduit for the bass drum dual tom clip mount and a Tama attachment on a cymbal stand with a cowbell holder part for the clip to hold the 15" tom. Here's pics,

Posted on 15 years ago
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Good job, and neat idea, but some dss mounts would have been easier, and it would accept any tom holder, not just clips.

Posted on 15 years ago
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Thanks, but what are dss mounts, what do they look like and are they easily obtainable?

Posted on 15 years ago
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From Olimpass

Thanks, but what are dss mounts, what do they look like and are they easily obtainable?

Dss mounts/suspension mounts/rims are available at www.amdrumparts.com, www.drummaker.com, www.precisiondrum.com www.musiciansfriend.com and a thousand other places including local store.

They attach to the rims of any drum and then any holder can be attached.

[IMG]http://www.amdrumparts.com/images/item67.jpg[/IMG]

Almost all new drums come with some sort of suspension mount.

Posted on 15 years ago
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I think my idea was much less expensive. It cost me $20.00 for the Tama mount on the cymbal stand and 8 bucks for the cowbell hoop mount dingus. The other parts were fabricated from found junk. I can only re-furbish on a budget now days. Thanks for the reply and input.

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