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

Agreed.

sum1else out.

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

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

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

@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

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: