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9 Comments so far

1. TJDFlinn on June 13th, 2010

   wow iv never heard of them
   sweet!

2. KilikaDrums on June 13th, 2010

   that’s a light thick rimshot sound right there.
   lightly hit a rim shot with as close to the centre of the stick as possible and in the middle of the drum. aiiiiite

3. epasurr on June 14th, 2010

   I’m really looking for something that sounds like an 18 inch but is quieter, is the 15 any thing like that?

4. crg12 on June 14th, 2010

   if u listen to the snare in the background at 0:33 it sounds awsome!!…how do u get that sound!!

5. crazydrummer774 on June 14th, 2010

   cool

6. JeikabuAronso on June 14th, 2010

   They have the bass drum riser but that’s only if you want it to sound bigger you can have the bass drum on the floor (it already sounds big this way), and the pedal still works on it. They use a regular tom head on the 15″ bass drums but trust me it doesn’t sound like a tom, I have the Club Set and it sounds really nice.

7. MeninoPipo on June 14th, 2010

   Cearleywine..Canopus Drums has a product named Bass Drum Riser for the adjustment of the beating point so it can work with regular bass pedals=)

8. rimriserusa on June 14th, 2010

   Check out The RimRiser at a store near you.

   Expand your musical voice

9. cearleywine on June 14th, 2010

   how do regular bass pedals work on such a small bass. And 15″ bass heads are probably near impossible to find right?

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