JvIasterMind wrote (View Post): › Fu manchu, mullet, and spike... LMAO! You better post more pics when it is finished! :lol:

Agreed.

:smt029 sum1else out. :smt029

woooooooooow

You should scrap the whole Spike hawk thing and just go cmopletely bic bald but with a mullet. Throw some tea shades on and you will be rockin.

4 inch pink ceiling warning spike.

Nice spike!

Are you still going to do the rest?

Shave the dirt stash rogalla.

And JVI, I want to see what you look like. I only have what Jayd described.

I guess I should post some pics too. Took a while to find these, I realize now that I have too many computers.

Last summer:


Around 3 years ago:


More of the same:


I had actual modelling pics up on uwaterloo.ca, but they keep re-using them so I don't know where I show up this year :P

i like your shirt

Thanks for sharing.

Sin wrote (View Post): › i like your shirt

lol everyone else in that band got their name, mine just said "Drums"

also note that I have sparkle rainbow sticks :D

How much did u pay for the drum kit? Whats the brand?

University of Waterloo, eh? All the smart kids go there, and all the cool ones go across the street to WLU ;)

@fuzzy: the *really* cool kids go to Waterloo for 2 years, flunk out and move on :P

@stevo: It's a Roland V-series TD-3, I paid $1300+160 shipping (ebay). They are awesome and I can carry them with one arm when they are folded (only takes a minute to set up/tear down too). Very highly recommended if you are looking at an electric kit. I do miss the number of drums and physical impact of acoustics, though, because I sold my acoustic kit a few years ago when I was broke :(

drums as of a couple days ago:


and my helis :D

I was looking at a nice electric drum set,just because a real set would be too noisy for the house,and it takes up much more room. I assume you can connect your MP3 player and headphones to it and play it?

At least I know what to ask Santa for!!!!

Yup. There is a minipin (headphone) in and out. It also has full MIDI in/out, and you can get a $70 adaptor/cable that will let you record the triggers directly into something like GarageBand so you can edit and change the sound after the fact. The "brain" comes with 32 pre-defined kits that you can edit, and the drum sounds are really authentic. It sounds excellent over a keyboard-style amp or PA system provided it can handle the kick (it tends to overdrive midrange speakers).

It's a nice kit, although I could use an extra tom and cymbal (or three). It does make noise, but it's only a problem if you live in an apartment where the average age is above 70 (like my fogey apartment here).

When I get an acoustic kit again (once I have a house in the middle of nowhere), I am going to build one custom like this: