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The best way to get a merchant to carry our drums is by expressing an interest to the merchant. Customer demand drives their decision making so if you and your drummer friends communicate your wishes to your preferred shop, they’re more likely to take an interest in stocking our drums.

@@WelchTuningSystemsInc yeah I’ve done it heaps but they don’t seem to bother. Musicworks and/or Rock Shop if you know anyone with sway.

Hey there! Not to worry- while we aren’t stocking the add-on drums in the sparkle finishes you can certainly place a special order! Email us at sales@welchtuningsystems.com for details.

You're definitely.going to want to have a cable cutter available for maintenance. If the end of the cable is frayed, all you need to do is clip a bit off of the end for a clean end point. Enjoy your new drums!

This was several years ago and part of a video produced by Sounds Like a Drum but I believe it's an Evans G1 coated batter and G1 clear reso.

That's the MusicNomad GRIP Drill Bit String Peg Winder, available through a variety of music retailers. There are lots of other alternatives on the market as well. Check your preferred music store for availability.

@@WelchTuningSystemsInc thanks for taking the time to reply!

While our system isn't meant as a retrofit for fully finished drums (though you could theoretically plug all of the holes left after the removal of lugs, etc.) manufacturers can purchase hardware directly from us for use with their builds. All they need to do is contact us directly.

Tension applied to both batter and reso hoops is balanced, though that doesn't necessarily mean that batter and reso will resonate at the same pitch or frequency. That depends on the mass of the heads.

@@WelchTuningSystemsInc So that means I can still achieve my preferred tension on both heads? Even on the snare?

Is your concern the tensions of the heads or the pitches / interval between heads? Tension is balanced between the two so that you don't have to worry about adjusting them independently and trying to make them work together. Both heads vibrate in sympathy. You can affect pitch independently through drumhead choice but we recommend taking a step back and focusing on the sound of the drum in performance rather than getting lost in the minutia that we're so used to with traditional tuning.

Yes! We've made our hardware system separately for custom builds. Please visit our website and/or contact your preferred custom builder for details.

Thanks for the kind words. We're excited for you too!

Absolutely! Joe Russo has been playing several of our kits as well as other custom built drums with our hardware system for a while now both on tour and in the studio. The guys at Sounds Like a Drum have also had excellent experiences with our system.

This process can be done in less than 2 minutes. The cuts were necessary to properly illustrate what was being done.

You won’t regret it!!

it’s a demonstration

While our system makes tuning easy, efficient, and intuitive for anyone (regardless of experience), the purpose is truly to provide a practical means of covering the entire range of a drum in seconds to open up even greater freedom for experimentation and expression.

It's all going to be okay.

Yep! Plus the integration of hyper smooth pulleys to help distribute the tension. How has no one done this yet? Well, we started doing it years ago and it's catching on! Thanks for watching.

@@WelchTuningSystemsInc and with modern tech like this eventually y’all m if by find a way to make more accessible models or like make epiphany from 2k to 1.8k but it’s worth the money

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Your comment is underrated!❤

Close! They're wooden tubes 😄

Why not?

It can be whatever you want it to be, but it should definitely have independent tension if needed

To the contrary, you'll be done with tuning your drums so fast your guitarist will be asking you to tune THEIR instruments 😉