Compact Drum with Remote Cable Kick Pedal

[PETER]

Hi,
Just want to share my recent new drum project!
(1)16" Tama Rock-Star floor-tom coverted it to Mini Snare & Bass(16"x8" & 6" x 5" Mini Snare)
(2)I add a short metal-bar on the snare's stand so that,it can clamp the 16" shell easily!(Normal snare stand can fit in the 16" shell)
(3)Covert a Lazer Brand kick-pedal to Remote-Cable kick pedal(1)Mtb's brake cable(Yesterday,I just change it to Car's clutch cable)(2)The whole pedal is sitted on the plywood(For weight saving,I don't use metal-plate!)and attached it with Pearl Multi-Clamp.
(4)Use a plywood as Pedal's Base.
(5)White colour Children soft rubber ball for the beater.
(6)use a thin plywood to cover the 16" shell's bottom,and cut a 6" hole just for the kick's mic to go in.
I already test it with the Band.It's real fun to play...all my band's member's start laughing when they see that White Rubber ball beater go up & down with the drum's groove.
Regards,
Peter

[MusicMan]

Peter,

Absolutely amazing kit!

MM

[PETER]

Hi,Musicman!
Thanks a lot! Here's few pics show the real setting for it! I will be using it for next week 18th Jazz Fest!


This is the new cable that I replace(Clutch cable)!

Regards,
Peter

[MusicMan]

Hi Peter,

Are those 6" hi-hat cymbals?

MM

[PETER]

[quote="MusicMan"]Hi Peter,

Are those 6" hi-hat cymbals?

MM[/quote]
Yes! 6" Splash on top,Bottom hat is cut from a old 14"(medium)hi-hat to 6".

[PETER]

Hi!
There's a video taken during Jazz Festival by my friend! just go to You Tube and type "Spice Of Tones - KK Jazz Fest 2011". You can see & hear the drum's sound!
Thanks!
Regard,
Peter

[robertm]

Hey, Peter. I looked at the Youtube video, and it is great! A whoie set - that really shows off the whole group nicely. Your drum kit fits in soundwise so well, and the oud (or gambus - same thing?) really adds to it. Thanks for posting.

[PETER]

[quote="robertm"]Hey, Peter. I looked at the Youtube video, and it is great! A whoie set - that really shows off the whole group nicely. Your drum kit fits in soundwise so well, and the oud (or gambus - same thing?) really adds to it. Thanks for posting.[/quote]
Hi,Robertm!
Thanks alot!!