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- Winter NAMM 2004!
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- DrumFrame VX-EZ Review
Reviewer, Will Romano, states, "It made playing so joyful that going back to my ordinary stand-alone kit seemed a bit of a letdown."
Can't argue with that! You can download the review for yourself by clicking the photo or here.
- PASIC!
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- Khari Parker's Date With Destiny
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- New DrumFrame Photos
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- Johnny Rabb at PASIC
"The DrumFrame has allowed me to position my drums, percussion, and cymbals in
the most comfortable and playable formation possible. The fact that I am
reclining at the proper angle helps alleviate any leg or back strain that has
caused me pain and discomfort after long gigs. I agree with Bob that the
DrumFrame makes you want to play the drums. Once your drums are positioned
to your liking, you feel like you are locked in and ready to groove. Open
and sustaining tones will sing from your kit that you may not have heard in
the conventional position. The DrumFrame takes the guessing out of setup,
drum positioning and maybe most importantly comfort!"
You can find out more about Johnny at www.johnnyrabb.com
- A Different Perspective - the Drum Tech
"Hello Drummers,
Are you thinking about purchasing a rack for your kit? Then I
suggest the Drum Frame for a number of reasons. First is the sound
quality that you get from the kick drum being suspended in such a way that
allows it to project in deeper, richer tone. And then there is the variety
of ways to position your shells, pedals, cymbals, microphone boom arms,
chimes, triggers & pads, fans & lights (I'm sure I forgot something!), in a
way that you can play while never having to lean forward out of the comfort
of the recliner. And then there is durability of the construction of the
frame; I have taken the frame throughout the world assembling and
disassembling it for over a year now with Billy Ashbaugh & 'Nsync it has
stood up to the clumsiest stagehands, wind & rain, pyrotechnics and an
overall good beating. The only thing that wore out were the washers on the
clamps from the constant loosening and tightening over hundreds of shows.
And there is still a lot of life left in the DrumFrame so come to the
show and check it out.
Sincerely yours,
- Frank Bellucci at Montreal DrumFest
- Prescott Ellison Back on the Road
- New "Takin' Care of Business" Video featuring Billy Ashbaugh + PASIC appearance!
Billy "Too Cool" Ashbaugh is still kickin' it on the road with 'Nsync and has a brand new video in the Inspiring Drummers series called "Takin' Care of Business", to be released by Warner Brothers. It features Billy in the studio and a clinic setting playing along with a bunch of 'Nsync songs and original tunes by producer, Bob Gatzen. Billy breaks down his construction of grooves and answers questions from the kids in the clinic audience. A special guest on the video is Billy's wife, Jenie, also a fantastic drummer, and special appearances by Justin Timberlake and Joey Fatone from 'Nsync! Billy also has a new web site up at www.billyashbaugh.com. Check it out!
- Mike Terrana - Worldwide Clinics and Heavy Metal!
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One of our newest endorsers, Johnn Rabb, will be performing at this year's PASIC in Nashville, Thursday, November 15th at 9:00. He is releasing his new Drum 'n' Bass book/CD package, "Acoustic Machine", at PASIC. Here's what Johnny has to say about playin' on the Frame:
Billy Brett is the drum tech for Billy Ashbaugh when he's on the road with *Nsynch, so we asked him what it is about the DrumFrame that makes his job even better:
Frank Bellucci is performing at The Montreal DrumFest held the weekend of November 3-4.
Prescott Ellison is rehearsing for a tour with Brian McKnight scheduled to begin in November and run throughout 2002.
UPDATE - Billy is performing at PASIC on Saturday, Nov.17th at 11:00 am.