thomas lang practice kit

[Suspiria]

Does anyone know if you can attach your own bass pedal to the kit, or do you have to stick with the sonor ones?

[donu]

Originally posted by CLWarunki:

You could buy a decent backup kit for that price!

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Yes and as what we ear on the DVD other can be more silent [img]eek.gif[/img]

[Groovemeister]

Well,
It's absolutely portable. It all fits into a suitcase with wheels.

You can use any pedals you like.

The kit in the DVD had an overhead mic on it. What would be the point of demonstrating something if you can't hear it?

There is no contest between a Roland kit, but now that these have come down to around ?200.00, there is no question of a price similarity...

MP

[donu]

Originally posted by Groovemeister:
The kit in the DVD had an overhead mic on it. What would be the point of demonstrating something if you can't hear it?

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Right, so we have to wait and see ( ear [img]wink.gif[/img] )

[Groovemeister]

Ha ha!

Yes indeedy, we'll have to play it by 'ear'... [img]tongue.gif[/img]

MP

[palmerlouie]

thomas sold me the prototypes. its a great kit. goes hand in hand with his some of his views on practice etc. i have gotten a lot better, QUICKER with this kit....dont we all want that.

drums are too fucking noisy....lots of practice can be done on this at ANY time of day or night rather than just an alotted time on the kit. i get sooo much more done. well worth it if u want to get BETTER rather than just play the drums. its not supposed to replicate a drum kit....

[Suspiria]

Cool that you get to play the prototype Palmer! How would you comment on its feel? Is there a big transition when going back to your acoustic set?

[neber_dude]

Originally posted by Suspiria:
Is there a big transition when going back to your acoustic set?

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I'd like to know the answer to this too! This practise kit sound ideal

[Suspiria]

I am simply asking, because not all practice pads have "realistic" feel to them. Simply playing on single practice pad does not make much a difference to me, but playing on a complete set my be different. In particular, I'd like to know what the responsiveness of the bassdrum beater is like.

[neber_dude]

Suspiria, I know what you mean, this is why I'm holding back on an e-kit, as the feel seems so different to an acoustic one. However the TL Practise Kit is advertised as having one side of a pad similar in feel to the Remo Ammbassador, so it sounds good.

Btw, the last update from Thomas Lang's website was on the 10/10/04..

"THOMAS LANG PRACTICE KIT FROM REMO ? UPDATE!!

Thanks for all the email we have been getting regarding the Thomas Lang Practice Kit from REMO. The updated release date should be December, 2004.
Thanks for your patience!"


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