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Doesn't seem so 'Ezee'.

I bought his plans a few years ago and made one. I modified the size to make it more of a rectangle instead of square. I also routed the grooves just a little bigger for ease of it fitting together. It is very strong and I do not struggle at all putting it together. It is from a guy in the UK. Obviously he did his plans in metric which was fine with me. I bought a metric tape measure. I do recommend this riser. Have used it for just about every show when I have room. I would recommend it if he still has it.

No longer available. I will try to take it down if I can access the admin section of the channel

There was a little bit of struggle when putting the pieces together, and for that reason, im out…

Of course it’s racist being from America

Is this still for sale? The website link is dead.

Two Clowns One Owl and a Dragon

Do not bend over and point your butt at your audience. Otherwise I think you have a fine product design.

This Is of the most stressful things I’ve ever seen ! Love the idea though

I hope he is the roadie? The drummer would be exhausted and would have to cancel the show.

Mine sounds great but it arrived with one of the feet missing, the input connection and washer are misaligned, shellac dripping down the sides and still smelling like it was freshly shellacked and the beatbox logo is smeared. 😕😕

As a drummer this makes me cry

Good test, 👍

Does anybody know what this process is called ? I mean the configuration? . I am looking to make some up for plastering ceilings

yesterday I tried laquer thinner on a black Magnum drumhead and it worked. After that- I have no idea if has any effect- i washed the head with soap water and put some fabric softener on it in case the thinner would harden the head. But for sure- the logo is gone and the head is all black now

I made one of these in the 80's. Don't know why I didn't think to cut holes for handles. Lol I have since made a couple other designs and about to build a newer one I had an idea for. I may do a video for it. Nice job on this. I like the tapered ends too.

I am in the process of making a very similar drum riser. I think you will find that if you are to cut a slight angle at the entry and on each side of the slots the boards would mate far easier. I also cut my slots 1/32nd of an inch wider than the boards. I am using 1/2" Baltic Birch Plywood for my panels. My riser measures 84" wide X 64" deep from front to back. I also cut the front corners of the riser off at an angle. I found a place online where you can buy stage skirts 12" high which is the finished height of my riser. They wrap around the riser from back corner all the way around to the other back corner with velcro. Looking forward to seeing my completed.

Nice work!! Looks like a great product

Listening to this music watching him struggle🤣

He needs to do all reviews.... for all companies....

i wonder how it sounds if u slam it with your weenie

Mike, take the bottom heads off and spray a small amount of expanding foam in there, (not to much) this will help secure the buckets in place

good stuff i think its kinda muffled sound i will give it a go based on your excellent demo

Could you send a link for the plans? Thanks.

Nice product! How can I get the plans for this project?

you get what you pay for so...

Are the plans available?

Yes I can see it wouldn't, your not the drummer haha, I am on my own and I am practicing the tambourine strapped to my high stool, it was sounding great tonight, cheer.

Great complete demo, I will stick with my tambourine tied to my tall stool for now! thanks

quite interesting. your effort much obliged.

would it be possibly to get the plans and materials list for this project. Thanks

Pedal Steel...Cool!

Great looking product! Would you happen to sell plans/cut lists for those of us in Canada 🇨🇦 & willing to build our own? 😉

Try bashing it with your knob. In a sock.

On the pedal steel lead, the first time you hit pad 1 you got a phrase, then later you went back and hit pad 1 and got another phrase. How did that work?

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very good

Thanks for that Mike. An interesting experiment. How has it performed during your gigs? Martyn

excellent video. I'm looking for a Pad that can play loops while I'm paying other instruments on the go. best of all it's price. Roland and Yamaha's Pads are too expensive.

Jessie, I understand that the first production issues had a slight problem but they sorted it with a software modification. You can alter both the sensititivity and volume of each pad. One thing that I cant remember covering in any depthin the video is that you cant assign TWO sounds to each pad. But to do this you have to set it so that one sound triggers when you hit the pad 'softly' and the other when you hit the same pad "harder". Its quite tricky to manage - especially playing live and it is possible that if youpit too many dounle soiunds on the set of pads that the 'soft' sample on one pad , triggers when you hit another pad very hard. But I mean VERY hard. I have had very few issues with cross talk. Then it was because my home made samples were not of a consistant quality so I had to mess about with the triggering sensitity and volume to make the sound as loud as I wanted while playing and hence causes some triggering of neighbouring pad because they were set at lower threshold. But none of this has caused any embarrasment on stage and once you realise it happened, you can after the gig adjust the sensitivities of the pads so get around it. You can set different pad sensitivities for each 'kit'. So if you find you do get cross talk on one kit it doesnt mean all kits will have the same issue. .. I would end by saying that this has been and still is a great addition to my set up .. Get one , you wont regret it,

How is the pad sensitivity/responsiveness on the Sample Pad Pro? Any problem with pad cross talk (adjacent pads triggering inadvertently)? Thanks.

'hi cowbell, low cowbell, hi cowbell, low cowbell....bit odd' hahaha great vid!

Great and thorough explanation, Mike. I have a Sample Pad and have been thinking of upgrading to the Sample Pad Pro. Your review was very helpful. Thanks, man! -Marc

Wow! Thx for the intensive explanation. I was looking for this info... and you gave it all. Thx!

excellent run through of the sample pad pro, thanks!