DRUM BACKLINE FULL
Full Drum Kit Selections from Drum Workshop, Yamaha, DDrum, Mapex, Ludwig, etc.
DRUM BACKLINE PROFESSIONAL
We stock top of the line professional backline instruments that range from: Terrible experience, but an enthusiastic audience.Complete Production Resources maintains the largest and most complete backline rental inventory of music equipment in the Southeast! We are able to supply your event with any instrument rental request. Thankfully, I brought my hardware along just in case. The hi-hat's action was sticky, and the floor tom legs lost their rubber feet seemingly long ago -the drum would creep about an inch with every hit (tile stage floor). The heads were likely older than my children, there were no cups, felts, or washers on the stands. What was waiting for me upon arrival was an awful looking and sounding Pearl Export kit that had seen way too many drummers. Their website said they had a newer Yamaha Stage Custom house kit (which I could live with), but were awaiting a custom kit that was on order. Event the national tourings acts after us used the same kit.ĭefeat: Small club in Toronto - and I mean small. I just used my snare and cymbals, thought they had plenty of both as back-up. New heads, quality hardware, no pieces missing and tuned ready to go. It looked like it had been through hell, but the company providing it knew what they were doing. Triumph: An outdoor festival, I played a Pearl Masterworks. It was a welcome relief from what I usually have to deal with.Īnyone want to discuss their defeats and/or triumphs in dealing with backline drumsets?ĭefeats and Triumphs? Last year I had one of each: It sounded perfect in that room, responding to sticks, brushes and rods in different but equally gorgeous ways.
DRUM BACKLINE MODS
It had been modified - Yamaha tom mount/holder, modern spurs and floor tom legs - so it's a player not a collector, but IMO the mods make it more suited to steady use by different drummers. New York clubs are notorious for having absolute garbage backlines, but this one was a beaut, a 60s Rogers 4 piece in BDP, with a Gretsch RB snare in matching finish. I have to say, without a doubt, the Rockwood backline kit is the best sounding and most well maintained I've ever played in NYC. All I needed to bring were cymbals and sticks, which was nice considering I usually have to haul stands/pedal/throne as well. I was prepared to bring a "bikini" set up, but it turned out the space had a house kit. I played an acoustic trio gig last night at the Rockwood Music Hall, Lower East Side, a very intimate (read small) and great sounding room.
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