Options for Setting Up Your Tom-Toms - Sound Pure Gear Tips

In this video, SoundPure Drums specialist Paul Spencer shows us two different ways to set up your tom-tom: using a mount/stand vs a snare basket. Each method brings with it both ergonomic and sound-quality consequences.
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[@calebengler1835]

Will only 1 kind of drum tom set fit to a symbol stand. Do you have to get a specific kind?

[@thomasnappo6309]

Would be nice to HEAR the diffrent...

[@joeyyyjn9232]

What model is that cymbal stand?

[@AP02112]

Looks like an older Yamaha CS 865

[@ldcsam1]

I believe his name is Gary Gauger, not Thomas.

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Hi

[@LevitatorMusic]

who tf still says "tom toms" ? lol

[@brianchisnell1548]

Who says kick and kit

[@griffingriffin8135]

Bri ish ppl

[@chefasaf]

NOTHING HERE MAKES SENSE! you’re a nice guy but ALL OF THIS IS BS.

[@tonymorra7678]

No it’s not he’s absolutely right

[@Mudge07]

There is another option which is a floor tom mounting converter . It changes the drum Mount to from a single, side connector to three floor rods on its own tripod rim. It inserted onto the resonant rim and allows a conventional ‘floating’ tom of 14” or 16” diameter to be played like any other side-mounted leg, model. This allows the drum to produce the the usual audio characteristics expected from a vertical shell.