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#164612 - 06/08/08 11:27 PM
Re: Has anyone here sucessfully rigged a marching
[Re: darfin]
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Registered: 06/08/08
Loc: California
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I actually saw an ad about a company that developed marching snare pads, I checked it out..basically you just gotta get a harness and hook it onto a "plate" thats the shape of your pad and put the pad on there and play like that. Im sure there are ways to drive a harness straight into your pad though, never tried it though. Aww man, can you remember what it was? i've seen an ad of a marching snare pad too. i think it's made by Roland. There's a met on it too. 
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#164909 - 06/13/08 02:41 PM
Re: Has anyone here sucessfully rigged a marching
[Re: AHStenor99]
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Registered: 01/27/06
Loc: Springfield Oregon, USA
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I actually saw an ad about a company that developed marching snare pads, I checked it out..basically you just gotta get a harness and hook it onto a "plate" thats the shape of your pad and put the pad on there and play like that I found this link on accident while trying to get to the Troopers home page. (The link on Google redirected me to this site for some reason) http://danmarkcarriers.com/index.htmlThey sell plates that attatch to any j-bar carriers and then you just throw your pad on there and play. They're a little too spendy for me though. :p
Edited by Mike_L (06/13/08 02:42 PM)
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#164912 - 06/13/08 03:38 PM
Re: Has anyone here sucessfully rigged a marching
[Re: Mike_L]
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Registered: 11/19/07
Loc: Florida
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I found this link on accident while trying to get to the Troopers home page. (The link on Google redirected me to this site for some reason) http://danmarkcarriers.com/index.htmlThey sell plates that attatch to any j-bar carriers and then you just throw your pad on there and play. They're a little too spendy for me though. :p Oh man, if I ever get the money, I am so getting that.
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#164918 - 06/13/08 04:45 PM
Re: Has anyone here sucessfully rigged a marching
[Re: snaredrummer12]
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Registered: 11/19/07
Loc: Florida
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i want that! buy yea it is a little on the expensive side.i might just make one out of a frying pan Haha. If you actually work that out, please let me know how you did it.
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#165954 - 06/23/08 02:31 PM
Re: Has anyone here sucessfully rigged a marching
[Re: darfin]
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Registered: 08/29/04
Loc: michigan
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Umm instead of trying to attach the pad to a carrier you could always just use a drum stand, just a thought. Unless you plan on marching drill around your living room while playing on the pad. If that's the case by all means attach that sucker to a carrier.
Anyway, an indoor line marched snare pads for a section of there show, I dont rememeber what year but it may have been Project. someone let me know if that's right or not. So it has definitely been thought of and executed.
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#165965 - 06/23/08 04:19 PM
Re: Has anyone here sucessfully rigged a marching
[Re: darfin]
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Registered: 06/19/08
Loc: Connecticut
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I actually saw an ad about a company that developed marching snare pads, I checked it out..basically you just gotta get a harness and hook it onto a "plate" thats the shape of your pad and put the pad on there and play like that. Im sure there are ways to drive a harness straight into your pad though, never tried it though. Aww man, can you remember what it was? i saw a video of them being used on youtube seach around you tube and im sure the video will have a link to their site
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