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Shredding on The Practice Kit!

My Practice Kit has been a work in progress for a year or so and is an attempt to mimic the size and shape of my acoustic kit. So basically, Im practicing on a quieter version of the same thing.

Most of the kit is made up out of the DW Go Anywhere Practice Kit (White Pads). I wanted a really nice pad for the snare so I have the Vic Firth 12″ Double Sided Pad (love it so much I also want to get the 6″ version of this pad).

The Hi Hat Pedal and Crash Cymbal Pads were made by my Dad. Years ago we were trying to build our own electric kit experimenting with different materials and piezo sensors. Dont really bother with the electronic side of things anymore though.

As you can see, Im very much running out of space in my tiny box room at home so this it is an ideal solution for my space issues as well as neighbour troubles.

Please excuse the video quality. High quality videos coming soon...

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[IGBaguley]

Does it work with a double pedal?

[ninjadrummist]

@IGBaguley I would assume yes as the bass drum pad is double the width of my single beater.

[jaydoode15]

Are these expensive, am I better off buying a cheap electric drumkit?

[ninjadrummist]

This kit is made of various parts (see video description) but it is mostly made up of the DW Go Anywhere Practice Kit (white pads) which was only £120. The 12" Vic Firth Pad I am using for the snare was £25 and the rest was built by my Dad. The two light weight cymbal stands were £20 (very flimsey but good enough for what I'm using them for). The bass pedal is my Tama Iron Cobra that I use with my acoustic kit.

I would say its cheaper to get a practice kit and an electronic one.

[ninjadrummist]

I personally am not much of a fan of electric kits so I decided to try to mimic my acoustic kit's size and shape with practice pads. I got the DW Go Anywhere Practice Kit first and added the rest later.

Hope this answers your question and thanks for watching!

[ninjadrummist]

Correction: I would say its cheaper to get a practice kit THAN an electronic one.

[richieroopoopoopoo]

man u are sick... i just checked out your website too.

ur a great player!!!!!!

[pwnsenburg]

i like the bass drum part of this pad better than the one i had before it, but it's still a little too bouncy. i think i'll try putting a sock around it or something haha. Awesome drumming in this vid though

[marcinnsz]

Good Job!I have the same practice pad set!Good luck!