RIMS mounts for drums
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RIMS mounts for drums
is there any place that sells these online. and on top of that, any place that sells the suspension mounts for floor toms (dynamount)?
This place sells both, check the price list.
http://www.gaugerpercussion.com/newrimsalloy.html
Cannon suspenderz are a cheap knock off of the rims stuff, but I have no idea how well they are made. Google Cannon Suspenderz and you can find them, but I don't think they have anything for floor toms.
http://www.gaugerpercussion.com/newrimsalloy.html
Cannon suspenderz are a cheap knock off of the rims stuff, but I have no idea how well they are made. Google Cannon Suspenderz and you can find them, but I don't think they have anything for floor toms.
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Pearl & Gibralter make air suspension floor tom feet that are better than the RIMS mount.The problem with the RIMS floor tom system is that they tend to rattle & buzz. Also you need the next bigger diameter case to accomadate the RIMS system. I play GMS drums & they have a much better system than RIMS but I don't think they sell them after market.
Dave H
Dave H
Last edited by Dave-H on Mon Nov 21, 2005 5:21 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Hi there. I'm a newbie, and I'm SO EXCITED to feel useful on my FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL!!
heh-heh.
Pearl makes rubber 'suspension feet' for floor tom legs. They work great and cost close to nothing. They can put a floor tom within 'aural' sight of a RIMS mount... maybe 50-80% as good as RIMS? Quite popular. They look like... a teardrop with a half-hole cut out. Or something.
heh-heh.
Pearl makes rubber 'suspension feet' for floor tom legs. They work great and cost close to nothing. They can put a floor tom within 'aural' sight of a RIMS mount... maybe 50-80% as good as RIMS? Quite popular. They look like... a teardrop with a half-hole cut out. Or something.
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