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That's good to know because my local music store can order but it's $45. damn.. I think I'll go the Gibralter route until i find an original cheaper somewhere else.[/quote]

Thanks Dinkus, I saw them. Will the arm fit the YESS mount of the tom. I not worried about the arm that goes into the side of the drum since thats round. The YESS mount of the tom has a kind of hexogon thread.

Does anyone know where I can pick up a Club Jordan L-arm?

mangorockfish wrote:Are the legs on the main drum where you could get another bracket and attach it to where the legs would fit the pedal bracket? Just an idea.

I'm not following you.

So if I understand you correctly, if you have a pedal with velco under the plate and you have a carpet there is no need to mount the pedal to the drum legs. Is that right? That is correct. If you are a VERY heavy player you could potentialy lift the drum off the floor slightly and the drum could sh...

It should be easy to get to. Just click on the 'Construction' Link to the left The article is under my name. If you really can't get to it that way: http://www.cocktaildrum.com/learn/construct/pulse-pedal/pulse-pedal.html Got it. Thanks man. So if I understand you correctly, if you have a pedal wit...

jmettam wrote:The Pulse pedal is surprisingly good. Very solid with the base plate for $30!

It was easy to invert and now I just have it around when I need it!

I have a bunch of pics and instructions that I will make into a page soon!

- John

hey john,
do you have a link to that instruction page?
ca

Still looks like everything would be way too far on the other side of the drum. - John Yep, way too far. Also, it appears if you try to mount the pedal on legs that are closer together to allow you to have the snare on the right so you can hit it with your riight hand the bass drum pedal doesn't al...

Hadn't given this much thought as I typically play the toms on my regular kit almost flat. Standing I don't mind the toms being flat.

Yeah, the percussion board can a least be moved. I'm thinkng about riming out the bracket a 1/4 of an ince on each side so it fit into each tom leg. Is the Pulse pedal good for cocktail kti players. Do you have to invert it? I saw the instrcutions on this board on how to invert a dw pedal. Do you ha...

Okay I'm a left hander who plays matched grip with the hi hat on the left side of the bass drum. So I got my Club Jordan and I set the tom and snare on the right as I hit the snare with my right. Well when you do this and hook the bass pedal up you find out that the width from the tom legs is shorte...

i see you invert the plastic washer between 1-1D and 1-1B

thanks,
mettman

milwaukee wrote:It's not really a "clutch" per se; just a pair of round metal fittings that tighten onto the arm to position and set the tightness/looseness of the hats.

Right but how do you keep the center of the hi hat from rubbing against the cymbal arm?

what type of clutch does the club jordan accessory cymbal arm use? i tried using a dw clutch but it was too small. can't quiet figure out the hi hat mount on the cj catalogue pics.

I had my first cocktail kit gig last night with a brass band. Man it's takes some stamina and getting used to after sitting on my a#$ for that last 26 years. Overall, it was fun. I like the deep sound of the tom and keeping everthing compact. I look forward to exprimenting with some differnt sounds....