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[QUOTE="TheAccursedDrummer%20nli:502668"]secthammer said:[QUOTE]i'm so fucking all over this shit would you be able to hold it till the end of about october? how come you're selling it?[/QUOTE] Absolutely. I have no problem holding it for you if you actually plan on buying it. Why am I selling it? powerkok said:[QUOTE]possibly because the round bars cause slippage, causing the drums to sink from drumming.....but I dunno. Thats why I'd sell it, personally.[/QUOTE] Honestly, Powerkok's hit the nail on the head there, it's true. This rack is great for drum kits where the floor toms are actuall floor toms, not rack-mounted toms. I bought a new kit with 14" & 16" rack mounted floor toms, and that on top of the 137 cymbals I mount on the thing made it impossible to keep from slipping and breaking the memory locks. If you mount a couple drums and cymbals it's usually no big deal, but this... [IMG]http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a372/polioflesh/drum%20stuff/IMG_0005.jpg[/IMG] is way too much for that kind of rack to hold up. My buddy had his kit on it for months, 2 toms and a couple of floor toms, and a couple of cymbals on the corner posts, and just one on the side, and he said there was never any slippage or anything, so it does still work well. Let me know if you're still interested and we'll set something up. -Chris[/QUOTE]
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