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For the kick, I used the 14" steel snare which didn't work for a normal snare. This pic shows the wood stands...check
the diagram for more info.
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I'm laying out the kick to make sure the sides are high enough.
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This is the kick's piezo, mounted to an L bracket. And no, I wasn't thinking about nipples when I made this cone :P (Thanks
Jman) I just didn't make the cone big enough so I had to stuff more foam in the middle.
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The finished kick in place. The kick is bigger than any of Roland's :D
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2006 Michael N. mikeMX3000@yahoo.com
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